. >>> prosecutors say patrick william brennan intentionally set more than a dozen fires during a five-day period in january. that includes a massive fire that destroyed a huge warehouse brennan has a history of setting fires in areas as far away as the grand canyon. now they helped to put brennan behind bars. it helped those who provided information with home video that helps track him down and they are looking at a new way to tackle the city's homeless problem. last night they unanimously are helping them with shelter in hotels. there is simply not enough homeless shelters to take in the large number of people living on the street. >> this is a very cost effective way to get homeless housed in a transitional way far less cost and how will they keep the place should something go wrong, others will be taking care of that action. >> now council members say that they will keep those concerns in mind as they look for hotels and motels willing to take in the homeless and the program could begin as early as this summer. one san francisco hotel is opening its doors to google glass. they are offe

william brennan was appearing before the council on foreign relations and the interviewer there askedim to respond to diane feinstein's comments this morning on the senate floor. let's listen. >> as far as the allegations of the cia hacking into senate computers nothing would be further from the truth. that's beyond the scope of reason. when the facts come out on this, i think a lot of people who are claiming there has been this tremendous spying, monitoring and hacking will be proved wrong. >> charges and counter charges flying back and forth this morning. we also understand from the chair woman, that the department of justice is investigating. del. >> and cia directors have come and gone in washington but senator feinstein has seen a lot of them do just that. >> that's right. and jay rockefeller is the one who initiated this. obviously it dates back to the bush administration, and senator feinstein says she was first made aware of these allegations, specifically that these documents had been removed from the senate investigator's computers two months ago. she tried to keep it quiet

prosecutors say patrick william brennan intentionally set more than a dozen fires near downnoun san josea five- day period in january and it includes a massive fire that destroyed a huge warehouse. investigators say brennan has a lodge history of setting fire -- long history of setting fires in areas as far away as the grand canyon. >> san jose city leaders are thanking those in the community who helped put brennan behind bars. >>> well, police in fremont say because of several recent home burglaries, they are gonna help people launch their home neighborhood watches. someone kicked in a door of a home on cherrywood avenue last tuesday. it was one of six reported break-ins that day with four of them happening in the afternoon. police are not sure if the same people are responsible. >>> it's a little discouraging when you think you are safe and things like this go on around me. >> this recent spike in break- ins is bucking a trend. last year, lome burglaries went down 30% from 2012. >>> 7:36. san francisco city supervisors are unveiling a plan to maked vandals pay for graffiti damage. the

supreme court review at the university and the enviable job of clerking for supreme court justice william brennan. you are a perfect person to talk to about this. courts across the country as you know including state supreme courts, allow cameras into their courtroom. why does the supreme court not? >> there are disagreement among judges and courts as to whether this is productive or not. the argument against it is pretty straightforward. bringing cameras into a proceeding like this can do is to distort the way everybody behaves. i've had lots of experience on this for example, testifying before congressable committees. closed proceedings, no cameras, senators and congressmen behave in a serious thoughtful manner. when the cameras are on they posture, they play to the constituents and it completely undermines the seriousness of the proceedings. i think it's important when you bring cameras into proceedings it has effects and the effects are not good. >> we've seen extremes of that in the o.j. simpsonson case and anna nicole smith. the head of the supreme court and chief justice in ohio is a woman

joined by a professor of law in chicago and he had the job of clerking for supreme court justice william brennan and nice to see you and you are the perfect person to talk about this. some of the courtrooms allow the cam cameras in the courtrooms. o there is a disagreement between the courts and the judges whether it is productive. what bringing cameras into a proceeding like this can do the distorte the way that people behaves. i have had this when testifying before the congressional committee that is a closed proceeding and no cameras and the senators and congressman behave in a thought way and when the cameras are on they posture and play to the constituents. so i think it is important to understand when you bring the hearings into a serious procedure that is not good. >> we saw the extremes of that in the oj simpson case and anna nicole snit things in florida, but the really p reality the head of the chief justice in ohio and she's said she's had no problems at all with grand standing there and they have all televised. >> i suspect few people are interested in the supreme court proceedings i

whatever the arguments were considered to be a super in speaking to the voice of william brennan afterbrown felfeld v. brown. something happened up the someone knowsand because a very persuasive justice named william j brennan who had been in the sense in the case was writing the majority opinion for the court. did everyone kind of follow that? andd not go to law school they are talking about the religious freedom restoration .ct reaching back in the time it sounds like a bunch of whatever. d's verses r's. congressman florida is here. .hank you for all that you do the house of representatives unanimously passed a referendum. the bill 97-3.ed president clinton signed it into law in his first year in office and his signing statement was so powerful, emotional. he referred to at that point a recent book by a yale -- sorry to mention yale. >> i went there. >> bow wow yale. stephen carter and his culture of disbelief. how american culture, the elite culture is seeking to trivialize religion to keep it out of the public square. i see some people nodding. much just keep it out of the public s

so the supreme court speaking through the voice of william brennan two years after brownfeld v.rown upheld that claim of religious liberty. alan, something happened at the supreme court, and someone knows what happened at the supreme court because a very persuasive justice named william j. brennan who had been in dissent in the brownfeld case was now writing the majority opinion for the or warren court. is that too much law? did everybody kind of follow that? >> okay. so that's the case offer sherbe. i'm talking about rfra, religious freedom restoration act, reaches back into time and says we like the warren approach. gee, that sounds like a bunch of ds versus rs. my dear friends, the house of representatives -- we have congressman flores here, thank you for all you do for our institution at baylor. the house of representatives unanimously passed rfra. you say, well, it must have been filibustered on the senate. well, there was a history. the senate passed it 97-3. president clinton signed it into law during his first year in office. in november of 1993. and his signing statemen

justice william brennan, and just william owe douglas, they said there was conflict of interest.neither the attorney general or is magistrate in matter where they believe national security are involved they are not detached and disinterested as a magistrate must be. court of review also considered whether or not information obtained from fisa warrants could be used in the event of a prosecution. in the indicates that brought down the wall in 2002, the court looked to title i of fisa where probable cause had been established that an individual was a target, sorry that the target was a foreign power or an agent of a foreign power and said in that case you have this review that has gone on specific to that target by the foreign intelligence surveillance court n section 70individuals who may be brought up on criminal charges are not themselves the target of any investigation. no probable cause has been established for their involvement as a foreign power or agent of a foreign power. instead once the content of conversations are obtained then the government may go through and analyze

wasn't until 1991 that william buckley's remains were found and then returned home. on friday, cia chief john brennan, bill's spirit lives on in our workforce. now, exactly one year to the day after william buckley was kidnapped, this happened. >> terry anderson, beirut bureau chief for associated press was abducted. anderson 37 is a former marine from ohio and worked in lebanon for two and a half years. >> it would take six and a half years before terry anderson would be seen again after being freed in 1991 just weeks before william buckley's remains were found. anniversa anderson spoke about what kept him going after his capture. >> you do what you have to do. you wake up every day. and you summon up the energy from somewhere, even when you think you haven't got it and you get through the day. ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" [ chainsaw whirring ] humans -- sometimes life trips us up. sometimes we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts fro

williams, cbs news, perth, australia. >> glor: in ukraine between secretary of state john kerry and sergey lavrov ended in paris today without an agreement. a press conference followed that meeting and margaret brennanis in washington tonight. marg, any progress. >> well jeff, both sides agree to continue talking. so the four our long meeting included what kerry said was a source discussion of the nearly 50,000 russian troops thawr long the ukrainian border and proposal to change ukraine's expootion tconstitution to gives of the countryathon me. you can speak with them and allow them to determine maybe some of their own policies. the hope is that it would stop the russian military from moving more forces in. but western diplomats are concerned that the kremlin might use this opportunity to undermine the new prowest government in kiev. in fact the russians have asked for assurances that ukraine won't become part of nato because that would put it under western military protection. so later this week, kerry will head to a meeting of nato ministers where they'll discuss how to build all the western military presence in the region to protect from further russian insurgence. so as you can see, both sides

william brennen intentionally set more than a dozen fires near downtown san jose during a five- day period in january. that includes a massive fire that destroyed a huge warehouse. investigators say brennan has a long history of setting fires in the areas as far away as the grand canyon. >>> a castro valley man accused of killing his wife is accused of a murder charge. 45-year-old feng mi surrendered to police yesterday morning after a four-day manhunt. investigators say his 14-year- old daughter discovered his wife's body last friday. the teenager and her 8-year-old sister are now in protective custody. investigators say the couple had a history of domestic violence. >>> it's believe an unfortunate squirrel caused a series of mishaps that led to major delays on cat train. at 8:20 this morning there was an areawide power outage caused by squirrel damage. when the power went down, the dispatching system was switched to generator power that failed. that caused a glitch in the computer system which has been fixed. trains will be running on generator power all day until the battery can be expected out. >> we're going to leave the backup generator running now for the rest of the day through t