her lawyers argued that susan watson had been rehabilitated, that the susan watson who killed her mother at 41 years old, they say, she did not belong in juvenile court. >> all right. this is the case of susan marie watson. >> she had regrets. she worried. she was a little bit relieved that she had come forward and finally told what happened. but i think the remorse consumed her all through the trial. >> 1999, in her first appearance in a newark, new jersey, family courtroom, susan watson's lawyers asked a judge to dismiss the case against her. >> one of the advantages we have in this hearing which we don't normally have in a juvenile proceeding is that we can actually look into the future. we can look beyond 1971 and see the person that susan watson is and has become. >> the judge tried to determine if susan was rehabilitated. susan did not speak on her own behalf, but those close to her did, including the man she married. >> i met susan -- >> john amos told the court he is devoted to an upstanding woman. >> and i can honestly say that she has led a very sober and clean lifestyle. >> jo

a board refused to release charles tex watson for his role in a murder spree that ended seven lives. >> as much experience as i have, it's still gut wrenching. >> 42 years after her pregnant sister's murder deborah tate finds it hard to relive but had to in order to prevent the killer, charles tex watson from getting paroled. watson was cult leader charles manson's right hand man when he and other followers went on a two-night drug-induce killing spree in august, 1969 that left seven people dead. actress sharon tate-polansdi was eight months along. >> these events change mid life forever. i'm the last living tate family member. >> watson led a model life in prison and hasn't been disciplined since 1973, found god, earned a college degree and has been in a recovery program for drug addiction. his report found him to be a low risk if released. >> he was rated as low for violence. >> i know i devastated your lives but causing tragedy anding aony for all of this i apologize. >> the thought of watson's release sickens the victims' families saying watson had a second chance when all death

. >> joe watson's gambling cost him everything. >> i wanted to be the person that could take care of everything, and when i couldn't take care of things at a job that i loved and that i was good at, when i couldn't even meet deadlines for that i figured i would supplement it by going to the casino and it didn't work out. >> watson then turned to crime. he eventually became known as the salon bandit after holding up two tanning salons and several other businesses to pay for his gambling debts. >> i've been accused of going into different businesses whether they're a gas station, a retail store, a sandwich shop, a tanning salon, a video store and putting my hand either in my pocket or under my shirt pretending that i had a weapon. in arizona, as the law states when you simulate a weapon, it's the same thing as actually having one. so i haven't been charged with just robbery, i've been charged with armed robbery. >> even though gambling drove him to robbery, watson is now betting his future on another high stakes risk. he's decided to represent himself at trial. >> my attorney decided t

watson played it safe. >> how much did you wager? $499. loafing you with $33,799. give our teams a round of applause. >> final score, watson won edging out second place berkeley by a thousand dollars. >> was there a part of you that was rooting for the human to win even if it meant cal won? >> beating stanford was priority number one. we wanted stanford to beat watson, because it represents a great triumph that humans are able to hold on to that. >> if it makes you feel better, watson played harvard and mit earlier this month and the computer beat harvard by $11,000. at stanford, cbs 5. >>> well she was born in the bay area and became a hollywood star, natalie wood died a tragic, mysterious death and now 30 years later, a bomb shell. police are reopening the case. tonight, a cbs news exclusive. hear from the man who says he wants the truth to finally come out. >> do you know your blood type? if not, find out. what it reveals about your risk for a stroke. >> and we'll have a story you definitely have to hear. >>> natalie wood was born in san francisco. a child star

. >>> watson, watson! >> who is holden caulfield? >> a high-tech twist on a bay area rivalry. how the battle against machine made allies at a stanford and cal in the big game week all coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, nineteen- year- old alexander youshock is under court order to pay restiution of more than 100- thousand dollars for his attack on s gh >>> 29-year-old alexander youshock is under court order to pay restitution of more than $100,000 for his attack on san mateo's hillsdale high school two years ago. he pleaded no contest and is expected to be in custody for decades. the restitution is for damage from bombs he set off and for teachers salaries while the school was closed because of the attack. >>> the family of slain east bay nursing student michelle le is organizing a group to help find other missing people. the group will meet tomorrow and plans to work with families of people missing in the bay area and eventually the entire west coast. le was missing more than three months before her body was found back in september. >>> a possible roadblock for high-speed rail in cal

if stanford wants to beat watson that's a lot bigger. >> no such luck. watson won. cal finished 2, stanford 3. >>> battle over hot cover models brewing up in hollywood after hangover star bradley cooper landed on the cover of people's magazine sexiest man alive. the legions of ryan gosling are demand that get his own cover. one online petition has 2900 signatures so far. >> they look alike. >> i prefer ryan. >> all right. i go for bradley. >>> 5:27. coming up, a plane terror scare. how it all started with a pilot taking a bathroom break. >> after being kicked out of frank ogawa plaza new life for "occupy oakland" where they plan to set up camp now. >>> a police officer in vallejo killed in the line of duty. we'll tell you exactly how it happened coming up. >>> san francisco declares "occupy sf" a public health hazard. protestors are fighting back. will it make a difference? the full story just ahead. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> an officer killed in the line of duty. how this police officer went way above the call o

watson won by $1,000. cal finished second. stanford finished third. >> you did say cal was second. >> yes. >> ucla played, i'm sure they would have beaten watson. >> oh, yeah. not. [ laughter ] >>> 6:21. a road to nowhere. the latest roadblock for california's high-speed rail project coming up. >> plus, we are checking out the tasty treats here in the bay area with of course liam mayclem. he tries out some chicken sandwiches and tamales. the tasty details coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, time now 6xx southwest foodie chap liam mayclem trs out some tasty delicious sps in the bay area. >>> from chicken to tomales, get your tastebuds ready. >> and who else would we do this with except foodiechap liam mayclem. he is going to take us to some delicious spots here in the bay area. >> reporter: first up, let's venture north to ad hoc in yountville and addendum where you will find lun snatch bag. that lun snatch bag it is a buttermilk fried chicken lunch check it out. delicious. couple of herbs on top. there i am doing the taste test ther

watson will have some follow-up questions on that later. but can i put it to you, mr. murdoch, that it seems every month if one is following the hacking scandal here in the united kingdom, there's revelations about unethical behavior from news international executives, the latest being the scandalous revelation of surveillance on the lawyers of victims, on the families of lawyers of victims and on members of the select committee investigating the company. you've spoken repeatedly here today and made reference to the review of practices in news international about the need to clean up your act, how proactive the company is trying to be. would you agree that it would be better for news corporation to get out in the open every unethical practice that is yet to come to light and, therefore, avoid the drip, drip, drip of incredibly damaging revelations which seem to come out week after week, month after month in relation to this scandal? >> i think, um, i hi it's important to note that much of the disclosure around, um, these activities around police payments, around phone

they refused to release charles tex watson in a murder spree that ended seven lives. nannette miranda has the story. >> the experiences that i have and you can see it's still gut wrenching. >> they years after her sister's murder, debra finds it hard to live but she had to in order to prevent charles watson from they went on a killing spree back in august 1969 that left seven people dead. sharon tate polanski was eight mozprog pregnant. >> he changed my life forever. >> he had led a model life in prison. he hasn't been disciplined since 1973. he has earned a college fwree degree and been in a 12 step program. they say he a low risk to society if he released. >> he was rated as low for violence. >> i know i devastated lives by causing such agony. for all of this i sincerely apologize. >> despite of his release, the victim's family says watson has a second chance when all death sentences were commuted to life in prison in 1972. >> it's devastating listen how a college degree or involvement in self-help groups are weighed against the value of my uncle's life. >> after 30

let's go to cairo, cnn's ivan watson. ivan, as you've been watching the crowds behind you there, have you seen -- had what kind of reaction have you seen now that the cabinet has submitted its resignation? >> reporter: well, we did see some fireworks a while back and some cheering. that may have been in part a response to that announced resignation. but the crowd there calling for the resignation of the civilian government, which i think many egyptians felt was basically a puppet to the ruling military council here, which has basically run the show for the past nine months since hosni mubarak stepped down. the crowd there, they're angry, baying for blood after at least 22 of their colleagues were killed in these clashes. they're calling on the ruling military council to step down. when you step away from the energy and the adrenaline in here, with wounded people being ferried out pretty much every minute from the front lines where there are clashes going on

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watson.e term omertÀ? it is the mafia term for the code of silence. >> i am not an aficionado of such things. >> would you agree that it means a group of people who are bound together by secrecy, who together pursue their group's business objectives with no regard for the law, using intimidation, corruption and general criminality? >> thank you, mr chairman. i would like to ask you some questions, mr murdoch, about the decision to settle the taylor case, because you have rightly said that the meeting you had on 10 june 2008 was really about understanding what level of settlement should be paid. and, in fact, mr silverleaf is quite clear in his note: the brief he'd had from your company was not really, "should we settle or not?" but "how much should we be prepared to pay and what are the tactics for concluding that settlement?" when was the decision taken? when did you take the decision that this case had to be settled? >> i did not take the decision that it had to be settled. mr crone and mr

watson, as a younger man, hagel different personality. he was trying to get together a coalition of blacks and whites, and had he succeeded, the south would be an entirely different place than it is today. but he did not succeed and he became a different person, and evil, evil person and wrote to the governor's chair on the back of this. >> he was a demagogue, really. >> yes, a terrible person. >> he was the one who wrote articles like "jesus was not a jew." >> that was real? >> yes. >> i was fascinated by that. jesus was not a jew? wow, i was fascinated. the south is full of fundamentalists, but i have never heard that. [laughter] >> one of the interesting things to me is the growth of a real connection between fundamentalism and judaism in the last 30 years. i travel a lot and inevitably, when i go to the small towns they say, well, the christians here are the best friends that israel has. and there is a fascination here with israel. the israeli consulate has a special office in atlanta to take care of demand for these trips to israel.

both squared off breaking the jeopardy against the all- powerful watson. remember watson, the ibm computer that tested jeopardy's all-time winningest champions cracks in the school rivalry was on the mind of students, they say they just want to see someone take down this box of wires. >> there is hockey to be played, we are trying to beat stanford at those but, if stanford wants to be awesome, i think that's a lot bigger. >> cal finished second though and stanford finished third. >> what does it mean for the big-game? tiger woods used to carry americans on his back and now it's the other way around. and with the broncos have been up to table the jet? this guy is too much, coming up next. the n-f-l... that honor now belongs to tim tebow and the denver broncos... wayne, start the clocl >> v-8 and 140 niners are no longer the biggest surprise in the nfl. that honor now belongs to tim tebow and the denver broncos. people either completed nine passes 400 and 4 yards tonight late in the fourth he wanted with his legs. he scores 91 to cap up 291-yard drive. it's

this is tom watson.previous grillings of the murdochs and hear what he had to say about james murdoch today. >> you must be the fir-- >> mr. watson, please, i think that's inappropriate. >> and many people do agree that -- perhaps tom watson pushed eight bit too far on that but tom watson interestingly, we heard this week, was spy order by "the news of the world," along with prince william and angelina jolie. he has a personal involvement. shareholders will make their judgment whether or not he survived it. under pressure from them as well. >> can i ask you a question, max? what is on everyone's lapel? >> that's a poppy. to remember britain's war dead. this time of year there is a remembrance service this weekend. everyone wears poppies. you pay money to get a poppy and it goes to war veterans. >> got it. thank you so much for clarifying that. we have our own veterans day coming up this week as well. thanks. >>> u.s. troops killed in combat. their homecoming somber and respectful. but what happened after

police say this shows watson and three others tring to rob shoppers. watson and two suspects took off in a two door buick. >> there is extensive criminal history here in alameda county. and i would ask anyone who seize him or knows him not approach him. call 911. >> and shoppers held him down until police arrived. the 21-year-old was shot once in the neck. he had been released and is now recovering at home. >> the doctor convict of involuntary manslaughter for a death of michael jackson receive aid maximum sentence today. he got four years but is likely to spend less than two years in county jail and this is after the judge called murray i disgrace and blft blasted him for showing no remorse no, sense of responsibility. prosecutors praised the sentence as did jackson's family. and defense attorneys call him honorable. >> and dr. murray will do his time in county jail instead of state prison. and wire live with the affect that change is having. >> and so many offenses now in california to not qualify for state prison. california can no longer afford it

. >> and make it 16 times for charles tex watson. former right hand man for charles manson denied parole for the 16th time this afternoon, convicted of the tate-labianca murders. watson tried to make amendments at the hearing. >> i know i devastated your lives by causing such unimaginable tragedy anding aony. for this i apologize. >> this is devastating to listen how a college degree and self help groups and victims outreach are weighed against the value miff husband's life. >> watson has been a model prisoner and founded a ministry. the parole board denied the appeal in only 30 minutes. and you must wait five years before seeking another parole hearing. >> coming up next an underwater voyage across the pacific. >> robots set to explore earth's final frontier. stay with us. >>> a high tech experiment will get underway sending robots across the pacific on a mission. the story you'll see only on 7. >> these four robots are about to embrk on an historic voyage. >> it's one of the reasons we named them after great explorers. they're goin

students went head to head with ibm super computer watson. he had a pretty good lead on both teams. >> what is watson. what is moby dick. >> cal only lost by 1,000 points. the homes of these two schools rank in the top ten most educated cities in california. palo alto is number one. berkeley coming in ninth. >> who will finish second? coming up, the mysterious death of a hollywood actress 30 years ago is getting a second look. why investigators are reopening the case of nataliewood. >>> plus, trouble for the holidays. which airport is the least busy in the country and it's here in the bay area. >> and westbound is just fine. lonely through the caldecut. hey, your high speed internet here, at home... ...and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g -- big. high speed internet from at&t at home... ...includes wi-fi access on the go. woo-hoo! [ together ] it's an unbelievable deal. well, gotta go. but wait -- there's more... [ female announcer ] go to the website below today and get high speed internet for the unbelievably low price

while it's hard to see exactly what happened from this store surveillance video, police say watson andthree other people are in this buick rivi era. they drive to where they see three men all cousins walking to their car after leaving wal- mart. police say two men get out of the buick and approach the shoppers demanding money and the necklace. >> perceptions are different on what was said. it amounted to, hand over your property or we will shoot you. >> reporter: for some reason the two victims begin fighting with two of the assailants. then barillo falls to the ground shot in the neck police say by watson. >> you see how he drops and falls right here. you don't see the gunshot. >> reporter: barillo's cousins hold down the other assailant tony phillips until police arrive. >> this is tony phillips with the victims holding him down and fighting him. >> reporter: phillips was arraigned today with attempted homicide. >> he's a good kid. my condolences go out to the family of the victim and i just hope things work out for the best for both of the family members. >> reporter: police say chr

detwone watson was the shooter, and he's still on the loose. his accomplice tony phillips was arrested on friday. he appeared before r before a judge -- before a judge today. you can see a fight breaks out, a person goes down, seconds later the gunman gets in a vehicle and leaves. police say watson and other men were trying to rob the family of jewelry and cash in the early morning hours of black friday. the victim, chris murrilo, was shot in the neck after being approached by the group of men. today, he was released from the hospital. >>> you might not see changes in the short term, but we'll tell you how long-term effects of american airlines' chapter 11 bankruptcy could frustrate passengers >>> and despite ongoing protests, find out what the uc board of regents approved that could make matters worse. >>> good news for a couple of giants nonplayers, and happy valentine's day, we'll explain later in this broadcast. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped

watson, please. >> reporter: the general consensus here was that question made mr. watson lk a little ridiculous. but other m.p.s made headway when they asked, "well, mr. murdoch, if you didn't know what was going on, why on earth didn't you ask a few more pertinent questions?" >> it's remarkably incurious. are you always so incurious with the other businesses that you run at newscorp? >> i had no reason to believe nor was i provided any reason to believe that anything further was afoot. >> reporter: there's only one truth you can really grasp tonight, which is that many of the pillars of this once powerful empire are now trying to tear each other to pieces. >> sreenivasan: to date, more than a dozen journalists at the murdochs' british subsidiary have been arrested. several executives have resigned. the strongest storm to hit alaska in nearly 40 years pounded coastal communities overnight. high winds whipped snow and rain off the bering sea at speeds upwards of 85 miles an hour what forecasters call a "ow-icane." the storm tore off roofs and caused flooding in nome

watson will have some follow-up questions on that later. but can i put it to you, mr. murdoch, that it seems every month if one is following the hacking scandal here in the united kingdom, there's revelations about unethical behavior from news international executives, the latest being the scandalous revelation of surveillance on the lawyers of victims, on the families of lawyers of victims and on members of the select committee investigating the company. you've spoken repeatedly here today and made reference to the review of practices in news international about the need to clean up your act, how proactive the company is trying to be. would you agree that it would be better for news corporation to get out in the ope every unethical practice that is yet to come to light and, therefore, avoid the drip, drip, drip of incredibly damaging revelations which seem to come out week after week, month after month in relaon to this scandal? >> i think, um, i hi it's important to note that much of the disclosure around, um, these activities around police payments, around phone hac

. >> cal took on the ibm watson machine and lost by 1,000 points. berkeley as a city ranked ninth in the state. live at stanford, nbc bay area news. >> that was a fun matchup. >> you are smart collegieately. you have a big gpa. >> catcher in the rye. >> yelling it the whole time now. >> you are very smart and wouldn't want to go up against you. today's highs, we had plenty of cooling. some of the warm weather and 62 in livermore, but a lot cloudier. temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. we will have another cold night, but the cloud cover is helping to insulate us at the current moment. for the morning it will be cloudy and also cool. we head to friday, we have the chance of showers and a second storm this weekend is really giving a lot of our meteorologists a headache as we look ahead. we have a few spotty showers and we zoom to the north, we find the same scenario as yesterday. there is not much rainfall and not very consistent and as too t pushes to the south, it's starting to dry out. we don't think too much is going to hold up for tomorrow.

tom watson's a member of the common sense culture media and sport committee and he's been one of the news of the world's fiercest critics, asking pointed questions of executives from the paper and its parent company. he was tailed at the 2009 labor party conference. >> it's an extraordinary story and i think that what the bbc has appeared to uncover is the most serious development which will need to be examined by those with an interest in this issue including my committee and the sport committee. >> lord justice's inquiry into the ethics of the press begins public hearings next week but before that james murdoch, the boss of the news of the world parent company, is due to face more questions from the common select committee on thursday. it's likely to be a difficult meeting. >> there are new concerns that iran may have worked on designing a nuclear weapon and some worrying developments there. >> that's right. the white house has set new sanctions against iran if it fails to deal with the latest concerns about its atomic program. the warning came in response to a new report by the u.

the gunman is believed to be 29 detwone watson of oakland. he's considered armed and dangerous. investigators say the victims didn't have meransedi for robbers to steal. but marillo was wearing a gold chain. >> the video game was out of stock. didn't buy anything. they were standing at the car. they were going to smoke a cigarette before they left. why the suspects chose these victims, it appears random at this time. >> we're told multiple suspects left the scene with a fourth suspect driving an older model burgundy buick riviera. a suspect already in police custody is being held out bail. >>> a daily city woman is in jail tonight accused of an attack on her ex, so brutal, prosecutors are charging her with torture. prosecutors say she was so angry with her husband, she poured a pot of boiling hot water on them. the two are divorced but for some reason living together. when the boiling water awoke him, prosecutors say she then slugged him with a baseball bat. despite burns and injuries, he managed to get out and find help. he is in the hospital in critical condition. >>> activist

jeans investigators believe this shooter 29-year-old watson was the gunman. still on the loose. police say this video shows watson and 3 others trying to rob shoppers in the become of the wal-mart parking lot. watson and 2 of the bandit sped off in car but shoppers tackled the fourth suspect and held him down until police arrived. 21-year-old christopher of san lorenzo shot once in the neck. released from the hospital and is now recovering at home. >>> in los angeles a judge show in order mercy today to michael jackson doctor. he threw the become at dr. conrad murray giving him the maximum sentence of 4 years for involuntary manslaughter in the pop singer death. the judge called him a disxwrais to the medical profession. >> tm he had absolutely no sense of remorse. absolutely no sense of fault. and is and remains dangerous. >>reporter: murray will do his time in county jail because of overcrowding in state prison system. he's likely to be out in less than two years. >>> well if you are on faceboo facebook, how much privacy should you really expect? tonight the federal trade comm

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that prompted some angry responses, particularly from labor mp tom watson. listen. >> i believe that where evidence or sufficient suspicion of widespread criminality, allegations of it were there, this was the job of the new editor who had come in to, for lack of a better word, to clean this up, to make me aware of those things. on the contrary, i was not shown those things in 2008 and in $2009, i receive the same assertions around the quality of those investigations and the lack of evidence that this committee received. and that's something that is a matter of regret. >> you must be the first mafia boss in history who didn't know he was running a criminal enterprise. >> mr. watson, please, i think that's inappropriate. >> you may have heard gasps of astonishment from other mps who may have felt watson had gone too far in his comments about the mafia boss. on the other hand, he may have been voicing what's on some other members minds. outside, people held up signs saying media mafia. there was someone dressed up as james murdoch there. while inside, murdoch

for joe watson, what meant more to him than anything else was lead for his pencils. >> these are probablyost valuable things in here to me -- pencils, because i spend most of my time writing. >> when we met joe watson, he was acting as his own lawyer in an attempt to avoid a maximum sentence after he was convicted for a series of armed robberies. >> i have to write motions and letters and these are like gold to me. we get them once a week or if i find a generous detention officer, he'll give one to me. as you can see, they're very small. like golf pencils and they get dull very quickly so i have to come up with ways to correct those problems. we can either maybe use a razor blade, a spare razor blade that somebody has to sharpen it, or go under a seat like this and spend about 20 minutes scratching back and forth to make it sharp. >> the inmates are really ingenious about creating something out of very little. joe would essentially maybe these homemade mechanical pencils. really quite ingenious if you think about it. >> take a couple pencils and you stick them in a bottle of water. let th

our ivan watson is in cairo.ar, ivan, we saw celebrations in tahrir square after president hose nni mubara was toppled from power. the celebrations are being totally drowned out by this new egyptian anger. what's at the heart of these protests? >> reporter: i think a lot of people here, gary and this bloody drama that's playing out over my shoulder, a lot of people feel that they left too early february last winter when mubarak stepped down and that they were tricked that the military council that then took over has not been true to what they were protesting for which they say is freedom and democracy. so they are back out and instead of chanting against hoseni mubarak, the deposed dictator, these are taking place on rooftops in the streets beyond ta here square there and very bloody as well. there is a constant stream of wounded people being rushed in to the square, overwhelmed by tear gas, shot, some of them birdshot it appears, then a constant stream of ambulances then rushing these people out to hospital. at

ivan watson, cnn, in cairo. >> and that's the question being asked today, can they be held?ive where it is nighttime now in egypt. and i want to ask you about three americans that have been arrested by egyptian authorities accused of taking part in the demonstrations. what more can you tell us about them? >> well, hala, they were shown on egyptian tv last night. we saw their i.d. cards. they looked like university of egypt cairo students, one from indiana. they have in fact confirmed that three semester abroad students have been detained by the egyptian police. she named them. a gregory porter of drexel university and luke gates of indiana university, still trying to confirm the third person's name. the egyptian authorities are accusing these three young men of throwing molitov cocktails and basically charging them with, quote, hooliganism, which could be very serious given large numbers of people have been detained here. you've had dozens of people killed over the past three to four days, and more than 1700 people wounded as well. we just got off the phone with the prosecut

se enfrentan contra 3 hombre , un hombre fue víctima de bala en el cuello >>> el sargento dijo que watsonró contra la víctima que ya salió del hospital pero la búsqueda continúa >>> las autoridades dicen que el sospechoso es un hombre peligroso y armado, si alguien lo veo debe de alertar a las autoridades >>> pasada la 1 de la mañana las víctimas 3 primos estaban cerca a su auto cuando 3 sospechoso se acercaron a robarles >>> se desenquedano una pelea, fue cuando se produjo el disparó, hay 3 prófugos, se aconseja a la comunidad de que no se resita para reducir riesgo >>> si quieren dinero es importante que den todo, porque lo material se puede cambiar pero tu vida no tiene cambio >>> los 3 sospechoso partieron en un auto de dos puertas, para ver el video viste nuestra página en internet >>> muchas gracias, la organizaciónes que agrupan a peatones y ciclista piden más seguridad, el fiscal del distrito se reunión con los representantes de las coalisiones para respetar las normas de segurida >>> en el sur de la bahai continúa la polémica de contratar guardias de seguridad para proteger a las

>> ivan watson live in cairo.hank you so much. >>> also an armed standoff at an air force base in colorado ended peaceful peacefully. an aamerican with a gun surrendered after 12 hours after barricading himself in a building at the base. no shots fired. no one injured. the airman was facing a discharge over legal action in a civilian court. >>> more than $1.2 billion in customer funds may be missing from the bankrupt brokerage firm mf global that nearly is double the original estimate. the fbi is now investigating by a firm headed up by the new jersey governor, jon courrzine, and interstate 30 in little rock, arkansas was closed. a stretch of roadway almost every trucker in the country knows well. more rain is on the way this morning. >>> jacqui jeras, more rain? >> mostly south of i-40. that's the good news. this whole system is moving now, and pushing off to the east, but we still have a lot of areas impacted by it. really from the central plains states through the ohio valley then stretching on down into parts

watson, please. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i was. to ask you some questions about the decision to settle because you said the meeting you had on the 10th of june, 2008, was really about understanding what level of supplement should be played -- should be paid. the question was not should we subtle or not, but how much should we be prepared to pay. when did you make the decision that this case had to be settled? >> i did not take the decision that it had to be settled. mr. myler and mr. crone had already decided that path. that is clear in documents that have been submitted to you. my understanding is it was mr. crone who started the summit discussions at weeks beforehand. it did not come to my attention until they felt it was necessary because the number had gotten large enough that it was going to draw my attention to it. they had already sought to settle at a variety of levels. notte said you're certainly made aware of new evidence. do you still stand by that statement? >> that is what i understood at the time and i was not made aw

back to you. >> ivan watson reporting live from cairo. deal this black friday? well, there's an app for that. retail experts predict up to 152 million americans will shop through the weekend. that's about 14 million more bargain hunters expected to hit the stores than last year and mobile couponing a changing the deal-snagging game. here to break down the top five apps is lori siegal. we'll look at the top five apps in a minute. before we do that, i think a lot of people are confused what mobile couponing is and how it works, does it work? >> a great question. everybody's using their smartphones these days. because we're using our smartphones, big retailers are getting smart saying we're going to offer deals on your phone. you can download an app and get a coupon. groupon has a great way of doing that. point to the store and say, scan this and i'll get 15% off. it does work. >> retailers have become very smart, too. they know when you're in the store. they're tracking you via your cell phone and able to target you while you're there. >> e

he has now given more life. >> kirk watson is here now with his wife, rita.rning. >> watching that had you in tears, rita. >> yeah. >> how grateful are you to this man, lance. >> i'm very grateful. he changed my life. i'm very saddened that his life gave me life, but i am thankful to his family and him just for considering other people in their times of grief. it just amazes me. i mean there's no way that i can say thank you enough to them. >> you too, rita? >> absolutely. yes. >> you've spoken to the family over the phone but you've never met them in person. >> no. >> would you like to meet them now? >> yes. >> all right. so let's bring out the family of lance lingus. we're talking about jessica, levi, lucas and morgan. oh, hello, welcome. >> come here. hugs are free. >> nice to meet you. >> you too. >> more hugs? hugs are always free. >> have a seat, jessica. hi, you guys. welcome. >> you guys are very, very handsome. >> they're giving you these hugs, jessica, and welcome, all of you. >> thank you. >> in hugging him back, what's your emotion now? >> it's ex