. >> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken. we begin with news about arnold southward and maria shriver. apparently they have separated. >> according to the los angeles times shriver has already moved out of their brentwood mansion. last month was their 25th wedding anniversary. in a joint statement they said this has been a time of great personal and professional transition for each of us. after a great deal of thought, reflection, discussion and prayer, we came to this decision together. in this youtube video posted in march shriver wasn't wearing a wedding ring and alluded to uncertainty she felt about the next phase in her life. >> i like a lot of you i'm in transition, people come up to me, what are you gonna do, i hope you're getting time to relax and think and take a break. it's so stressful to not know what you're doing next when people ask you what are you doing and then they can't believe that you don't know what you're doing and then they are giving you advice, maybe i shouldn't do that, what are the three things tha

. >> hey, tyler, i'm dana. nice to meet you. >> you too. >> reporter: dana is an instructor with ford's driving skills for life program. the concept is to show kids how to anticipate and react to a dangerous situation. today's driving hazard is actually inside the car. >> it's in the news a lot. texting, talking on cell phones. a lot of those things. distractions is huge. >> there's just so much to do in the car that it's unbelievable, the distractions now. and that's the big concern we have. >> reporter: how bad can it be? i'm about to find out. >> you ready to go? >> we're ready to go. >> you're on your own, my friend. >> let's listen to my music. hey, i'm really thirsty. i think i've got a bottle of water over there. if you wouldn't mind getting it for me. thanks a lot, man. appreciate that. you're the best. what's that over there? you're from here. go ahead. unlock my window. my window won't unlock. can you unlock it for me? now, a little distracting? >> yes. >> annoying? >> really. >> so what happens to yo

dana. >> well, we study images all over the television. i think it's fantastic that everybody was able to realize that this was the ultimate triumph of good over evil. we took out the head of a terrorist organization and it sends a loud message that it may take a few years, but we'll track you down and find you in whatever rat hole you live. >> i hope it means that osama bin laden and his evil ways become a footnote in history. if you look at the taking hold all over the middle east now, bombs and guns and killing is not the way to bring about change. i think we've seen that in egypt. i hope this means this is an end to this way of thinking because it's not the way forward. >> pete. >> it means different things for different people. one thing for young americans who were coming of age who feel like their independence was lost, something different for military families. but i hope -- i hope it means a pivot point for this president to get out of afghanistan. and i really believe that that is a possibility right now and i hope that's what it

i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bass steed. a north bay group is making a pitch to bring a minor league baseball team to marin county. they would play at albert park which is already home to a popular sports stadium. elizabeth cook joins us to tell us about the big changes a minor league team could bring to that community. elizabeth. >> ted, albert park has been a staple of the san rafael community for over 40 years, as you can see it's a great place to spend a fuel evening like tonight. but it appears others have some big league dreams for this local landmark. favorite pastime. for decades albert park in san rafael has been a popular hang out for baseball fans who love to watch their amateur teams play. now a minor league pro baseball team wants to call it home and some neighbors feel it's a home run of an idea. >> the nfl needs a boost. >> kurt shied has lived in san rafael his whole life. he thinks a team would improve the community. >> it is going to bring people to san rafael. it needs a boost economically, the bars, the s

. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> we are learning more about the bomb shell. the mother of arnold's child. celebrity websites she is mildred and they had a son. >> byana who goes by patty was a housekeeper for the schwarzenegger's for twenty years, cleaning their house, doing their laundry and cooking for them. she allegedly didn't tell arnold that the baby was his and apparently waited several years until the boy was a toddler. the boy is now ten or eleven years old. we have seen his picture. we aren't going to show it to you, but apparently he really looks like arnold. what arnold, maria, and their kids are saying. >> arnold schwarzenegger avoided reporters as he left his santa monica office, but in a statement to the los angeles times he said he apologized to maria, his children, and family, writing i understand the dis appointment and anger. there are no excuses and i take full responsibility for the hurt i have caused. >> women remain vulnerable to powerful men. that's what is going on. >> the lady was still working there and the whole situation is really

why larry el evason is taking his neighbor to court i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. ken is off tonight. you'll hear two gunshots killed two people and you see the misery and the grief. and a man carrying a gun. >> it happened on national boulevard near 88th. michelle cook shows us the powerful video. >> reporter: what began as a neighborhood block party turned to this. [ yelling ] >> reporter: three people are shot and music is drowned out by the bone-chilling screams from the street. >> they were just shooting randomly. it seems like one person heard a gunshot and anybody else who had a gun in the area started shooting. >> lauren richardson is part of a film crew who happened to be there. in particular this scene. a man passes the camera openly carrying a gun. it's hard to tell who was the shooter because, after the shots were fired, many people pulled out guns. >> it's not okay to just shoot into a crowd. there was children out there. y'all are killing innocent people. >> reporter: cameras continued to roll as people gathered around the victim. aris bush of san lea

partly cloudy conditions in the mid-50s and low 70s dana stop throwing things at me. somebody could get hurt. >> and somebody should. no, i'm kidding. >>> thanks roberta. you just saw them. now we're going to show you the science behind the weather graphics like roberta's. that's coming up in kenny's good question. >> announcer: "eyewitness news" is wrought to you by kaiser permanente. we want you to live well, be well, and thrive. ,,,,,,,, [ jolene ] i got involved with honor flight through my job here at southwest airlines. honor flight is an opportunity for world war two veterans to travel to washington d.c. to get to see their monument. you know, joe, i'd like to thank you for honoring our country, for giving your time, and just making us so proud. [ joe ] on behalf of all of the veterans, you're welcome. ♪ this is who i am. ♪ >>> well you know roberta uses them every night to show you what's happening with the weather. so how do we create those amazing weather graphics and animation during the weathercast? that's tonight's good question. for for most, look at

the next test for anyone who just finished their last exam. >> ed good evening, i'm in for dana king. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. imagine you're in an accident and a witness calls 911 and an ambulance shows up. you don't use the service but you get a bill. charging for an ambulance you never called for or needed can

thank you dana. >> and thank you for watching the latest evening news >> smith: tonight, lance ar denies doping, but a "60 minutes" investigation finds at least three teammates have told federal investigators they saw him do it. i'm harry smith. also tonight, tension at the white house. meeting face to face, israeli prime minister netanyahu rejects president obama's middle east plan for peace. >> a peace based on illusions will crash on the rocks of middle eastern reality. >> smith: and apocalypse when? how about tomorrow? captioning sponsored by cbs >> this is the "cbs evening news." >> smith: good evening. we begin again tonight with accusations that the world's best-known cyclist, lance armstrong, cheated by taking performance-enhancing drugs. the accusations in a "60 minutes" interview were made by former teammate tyler hamilton who admitted he took those drugs as well. and today hamilton surrendered the gold medal he won in the 2004 olympics. now "60 minutes" is reporting hamilton is not the only former teammate to claim he saw armstrong doping. armen keteyian has the story. >> repo

. >> hey, tyler, i'm dana. nice to meet you. >> you too. >> reporter: dana is an instruct skills for life program. the concept is to show kids how to anticipate and react to a dangerous situation. today's driving hazard is actually inside the car. >> it's in the news a lot. texting, talking on cell phones. a lot of those things. distractions is huge. >> there's just so much to do in the car that it's unbelievable, the distractions now. and that's the big concern we have. >> reporter: how bad can it be? i'm about to find out. >> you ready to go? >> we're ready to go. >> you're on your own, my friend. >> let's listen to my music. hey, i'm really thirsty. i think i've got a bottle of water over there. if you wouldn't mind getting it for me. thanks a lot, man. appreciate that. you're the best. what's that over there? you're from here. go ahead. unlock my window. my window won't unlock. can you unlock it for me? now, a little distracting? >> yes. >> annoying? >> really. >> so what happens to your emotions when you g

also dana there are some logistical issues. the biggest one on that end is that they need enough supervision. >> but still for this school it works and makes sense. good for them. >> reporter: it does and happy kids and happy parents. >> there is the bottom line. ann, thank you. >>> we realize that it would be controversial for some parents. >> how would you feel about your elementary school student learning about gender diversity? what if nemo was involved? the bay area classroom at the center of a national consider if you feel for a lesson over fish and sexuality. >>> we give our children life but we are not their life. >> well, you've heard of helicopter moms. you've heard of tiger moms. tonight the latest brand name strategy for raising a child. >> think slow. >>> and we're following a wild night of weather in the midwest. an outbreak of powerful tornadoes, literally one right after the other. an update from oklahoma coming up at the bottom of the hour. . >> train and bus tickets for half the price. the illegal deals cooing

dana bash is here with the news that you need to know. dana? >> thank you, john. the house of representatives comes back tomorrow to vote on raising the u.s. debt ceiling. that's actually the reason that republicans are holding the vote in the first place, to approve raising the debt ceiling like spending cuts can't get through congress. congress will need the support of two-thirds of the members present. and in an exclusive on-camera interview with cnn today, anthony weiner denied sending a lewd photo of himself to a 20-year-old college student. blaming it on a hacker. the college student sent a statement admitting that the congressman did follow her on twitter but said there were never any improper exchanges between the two of them and said she never saw the picture which, john, she said she was quickly deleted from weiner's account. this is actually causing a raging war on the internet. conservative blogs doubting his account that this was a hacker and liberals saying that it was a conspiracy, john. >> they will say, come on please, launch an investigation beca

dana lohse is a tea party supporter and conservative. peter is the host of "wait wait don't tell me," and robert zimmerman is a member of the democratic national committee. welcome to you all. >> good to be with you, carol. do we win a blender or a washer/dryer if we do this in under 20 seconds? >> no, but you win this beautiful cnn cup. okay, let's get going. tavis smiley was with us last hour. i asked him about president obama's standing right now with african-american voters. and if he's addressed their needs. this is what he had to say. >> the president has not done enough about black unemployment in part, i think, because respectfully, he's afraid of being accused of being tribal if he does, in fact, help the african-american community in specific and unique ways. he ought not to be afraid of that. our jewish brothers and sisters want help on israel. he stands up for them, and gays and lesbians wanted don't ask, don't tell overturned. he took too long, but he got it done. he responded to them. >> robert, what do you make of that? >>

>> reporter: dana, what's it going to take to get you into e

joining me now "the washington post" columnist dana millbank. dana, thanks for joining me tonight. >> good evening, lawrence. >> who is going to watch this debate for what reason? this is pawlenty versus santorum for the vice presidential nomination, isn't it? >> this could be the most dull moment on television since tucker carlson was on "dancing with the stars." >> now you've got me interested. >> how bad must these guys participating that even newt gingrich said this is so embarrassing, i don't want to be seen with you guys. what's going to happen here, is it's a freak show. ron paul is easily the most recognizable guy there. you couldn't pick gary johnson out of a lineup. he'll dominate the debate and then poor tim pawlenty, you're generous saying santorum could win. pawlenty is arguably the only serious candidate there. he's going to be dragged into the muck with the rest of the guys. the smartest guys have sat it out. >> isn't it a warmup exercise for pawlenty and santorum? >> they want to gain some visibility. i think the smartest guy of

more on that from congressional correspondent dana bash. >> reporter: u.s. military action in libya began two months ago. now the president may be on the brink of breaking the law, if he continues the mission without congressional approval. >> bring democracy to libya while shredding the constitution in the united states. >> reporter: at issue, the 1973 war powers act which says if the president does not get congressional authorization 60 days after military action, the mission must stop within 30 days. the president formally notified congress about the libya mission in this letter march 21st, which makes friday the 60-day deadline. inaction is roiling lawmakers on the left. >> he cannot continue what he's doing in libya without congressional authorization. when a president defiant levi la -- defiantly violates the law -- >> reporter: with rare agreement from the right. >> no more important decision sending someone to war who could lose their life and yet we're not going to have a debate on it? i found that really appalling and it's a terrible precedent. >>

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dana? >> no. i think that society and media has been enamored with her for a long time, ever since she was announced as john mccain's running mate in 2008. there's a huge difference between her and trump. she's actually come out with some solid policy ideas, she's discussed quantity, i don't think it's gimmick, i think it's the real thing. >> robert. >> look, she launched her tour like she's the lady gaga of the radical right wing in america, only without the talent. when it's over, she'll be lucky if trump books her as an atlantic city lounge act for the right wing. she's not running for president, she's running to save her brand. >> ouch, pete? >> well, sarah palin can't be the new donald trump because donald trump was the new sarah palin. this new version of sarah palin, she'll be a lot more informed, but she's sure to get -- to be ready for questions like what do you read. but i'm interested in seeing the difference between her and michele bachmann who's going to announce. i want to see them a

and the first bench you see is dana falkenberg, and she's three years old. and you kind of think, "oh, my gosh, she's a little three-year-old girl. she died on that day." and then there's a few more benches, a few more children, and then there's this big, empty area, and then there's young men, late twenties, early thirties, and to me, that's hugely powerful. and you walk through there, and first you see the children, and then you go, "what is with that?" and then, "what are these lines?" and it gets people thinking about, "why are they spaced this way? oh, this person is 20, this guy is 35." and then they notice the benches are facing a different way, and why is that? and then they can figure that out just by walking through the park. but i think the most powerful thing is... is just entering the park, stepping over that line that says, "9/11, 2001, 9:37 a.m." ,,,,,,,,,, >> the wisdom of the ages tells us that time is the great healer. perhaps this is one of the mysteries and miracles of life itself, that as the days and months and years roll out, the shock

dana? >> best of luck to him, but it's going to be a really hard-fought battle, especially when you have one entity that refuses to play nice with others. we saw this road map to peace in 2004. didn't work out as well. in fact, we saw a more militarizeded entity. if everybody wants peace. >> pete, you've got 20 seconds to tell me what the president should say about the middle east conflict? oh, my gosh! damned if he does, damned if he does. this president finds himself in a more difficult situation than any other time. he's not going to say anything that anyone has predicted. i guarantee that. >> pete, that was beautifully succinct. newt gingrich has had say big week. a big bill at tiffany, and the medicare plan. and look at this video. it shows gingrich covered in glitter. man, is this campaign over? is it in trouble? dana? >> i think newt gingrich say very smart man, that's why i don't think he misspoke sunday morning. i don't get the glitter. i feel bad for his p.r. people. i don't know

pretty amazing dana. a lot of students are showing up as a result of it. the state superintendent released these findings yesterday and held a form on this very issue to get kids back in the classroom and that's the goal here as well. >> glad they are dressing it right now but i'm afraid, juliette, it has been going on a long time. >> reporter: it has. and also in other districts as well. we should mention in san francisco it is the same case. >> wow. all right. in oakland, juliette goodrich, thank you. >> well, it is a simple question. is california business friendly as the state wrestles to drawdown that budget deficit. why more people are pointing to another state for a lesson in taxes. >> and it is a colorful moment in san jose and not just because of the sharks, businesses are hoping they are going to see green. >>> what's the buzz in the local restaurant scene? your own individual bee hive. i'm mike sugerman. the story will be coming up. >>> all the officers will be able. we are going to wait to see if we get any word on any early decisions but here

for now, dana, back to you. >> all right. robert, this is allen. just a quick question here. at one point they thought this suspect might be involved in an early morning home invasion robbery in oakland. is that still a theory? yes or no. >> reporter: no, allen. as i addressed at the top there was a large police presence here. police have certainly been on high alert because of that sex assault and that home invasion robbery. certainly a lot of police on the scene. but they tell us they were on heightened alert as well because they had had those two armed robberies. they apparently also had a vehicle description and that acura apparently matches the description of what they had heard either outside one of those pharmacies or very near the pharmacy. so they had been on the look out for it. spotted it near 55th and adeline and that's when the police place began. >> thank you for clearing that up. we want more on the incident early in the morning in oakland hills. we go there for details on that. kristin? >> reporter: allen, the suspect in a sex assault and robbery here in the o

condition congressional correspondent dana bash joins us live from capitol hill, and she's been talking with senators. dana, senators can't direct intelligence operation but was they can direct the money. >> reporter: they can. and in terms of the anger and frustration at pakistan, it definitely is growing, one senator saying looking at everything but a neon sign tonight saying "bin laden lives here" a lot of questions that senators and members of the house say they want answered. they're going to get that chance with briefings with others this afternoon. diane feinstein, senate chairman of the intel against committee, she says she is going to call the cia director to her committee for a private consultation tomorrow morning to have a conversation about what exactly we think that the pakistanis knew and didn't know. she said, in response to my question, that she actually would even be open to open hearings because she knows, like you said, everybody wants to know what happened, what did pakistan know what didn't they know. >> would there be an ability to question anybody from pakistan?

dana? >> reporter: wolf, you know there are few things that bring together the left and the right these day bus lawmakers in both parties are telling us that as of tomorrow, president obama could be violating the law with military action in libya. u.s. military marx libya began 59 days ago. now, the president may be on the brink of breaking the law if he continues the mission without congressional approval. >> bring democracy to libya while shredding the constitution of the united states. >> reporter: at issue, the 1973 water powers act which says if the president does not get congressional authorization 60 days after military action, the mission must stop within 30 days. the president formally notified congress about this mission in the this letter march 21st which makes tomorrow the 60-day deadline. inaction is roiling lawmakers on the left. >> he cannot continue what's doing in libya without congressional authorize zig and when a president defiantly violates the law that really undercuts

dana and allen, coming up next time around we will update you on that picture, that tornado that we did get from our sister station in sacramento. we will update you as well on the seven-day forecast. >> roberta, thanks. we will look for that. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, pension reform. and in november, san francisco >>> it may go down as the defining economic issue for 2011. pension reform. in november san francisco voters are expected to vote on two proposals that would overhaul the city's pensions. phil matier takes a look at both plans. >> reporter: from san diego to the oregon border pensions are pushing california cities to the financial brink. >> it doesn't matter if your issue is public transportation, housing, education, in the end it all comes down to money and pension costs are sucking up all the available fund dollars. >> reporter: two competing measures are headed for the november ballot in san francisco to change that. one is being proposed by mayor ed lee and public employee unions. >> first and foremost increases how much employees will have to contribute when taxpayers have to pay m

>> reporter: dana, not too long ago this city was worried about bankruptcy and they are still pinching pennies but in an unusual twist the city now has nearly $2 million it has to spend on something fun. >> this is the library. >> reporter: the new community center opened in january. in addition to the library, gym and meeting room it has become a focal point in antioch. the money to build it and neighboring water park came from a special tax funds. since 1989 homes in the area have paid between $100 and $250 a month extra in taxes to build eight schools and build up a community family park. when the project ended under budget the city realized it had an extra 1.7 million to spend but strings are attached. >> they are for infrastructure, they are not for salaries an maintenance. >> reporter: so the money that would essentially balance the city's budget or pay for 10 police officers can only be spent at the park. this type of pigeon holding of money is very common and meant with good intentions so voters know how money will be spent. it also can be problematic. >> what will sometimes ha

. >> reporter: hi, dana. so what does this poll mean? we get a poll, look at the numbers, we see that some people are optimistic. so our goal today was get a pulse of the tri-valley here and see what people are saying. there are two things we uncovered. number 1 is people are opening their wallets. they are spending. and there are jobs to be had. signs of a recovering economy. people spending. >> i love to shop. >> you look at the mall here and it looks like it is better. go to the apple store. it is always packed. >> reporter: and employers hiring. >> we are definitely looking to hire 125 to 150 employees. we are definitely doing our part putting people back to work in this area. >> reporter: two out of five people believe the u.s. economy will get better the poll shows. one third think it will stay the same. and a fourth think it will get worse. a rebound from last month's pessimistic attitude. >> getting better day by day. >> what's a sign it is getting better? >> busier. the mall is actually busier than what it used to be. >> reporte

dana valencia made the stop and through foul territory. a gold glove top play kept the no-hitter intact. matt tolbert there for the final out. francisco liriano had plenty of help from his teammates for the first no-hitter of the year. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> which reality tv star ditched a baseball came after being given the honor of throwing out the first pitch? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, so much tragedy has come out of the storms and flooding ravaging the south, but we have one story for you with a happy ending. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. a little taste of summer today look at these temperatures today. los angeles is getting warmer too. if you are getting ready for the water, some of that warmth makes the temperatures cooler in the northwest. the next storm system moves in. we are going to keep it warm in the desert southwest. if you are are watwatching us i, california. the gateway science museum. >> thank you so much. >>

dana in montana. no. for me the planning that might be a benefit of knowing wouldn't make up for the loss of hope and optimism i have not knowing. paul knows sure then i would know how much scotch to buy. robert said i would love to know so i can put into perspective all the things i haven't done and begin doing them. bud writes if i knew i had five years to live, i would get a ferrari and check into the carlisle hotel and not worry about a thing. enjoy the time left on the planet. some say this thinking is shallow and self-absorbed. my response is you are exactly right. biz rights from pennsylvania i know when i am going to die. may 21st of this year when the world ends. thursday will be the last time i get to answer my questions so it better be a doozie. hope to get to meet you standing in line at the pearly gates. jack, you are afraid to take a blood test because you might find out you died two years ago >> ignorance is bliss. enjoy. >> if my wife found out i spend $700 on this test, i can tell you exa

tonight, dana, the highway patrol is investigating. >> seven people in the truck. it is a big truck. they were all inside the cab, correct? >> reporter: they were probably all in the cab when it rolled over. but we are not getting any of those specific details yet. >> linda yee, thank you. >>> friends of a teenager sholt and killed in oakland vow that he will not be forgotten. more than 200 gathered at the high school this morning to honor franklin jr. he was killed while riding his bike yesterday afternoon on richie street. his friends say it was a case of mistaken identity and a tragic end for someone with a very bright future. >> oakland is going to be oakland but it is another -- it is a whole other world on the other side. we need to get to it. we just need to put our minds to it. >> that just goes to show you you don't know when god is going to call. >> school administrators say franklin was 15 days away from graduation. nobody arrested yet. >>> oakland police hope that newly released surveillance video will help them catch a killer. the video shows four men

it is a remarkable thing and a very proud dana. -- thing. i spoke a little bit about this yesterday, but it is important set this reminds everybody this is the birthplace of the united nations. this is a city of remarkable diversity. we do not just tolerated. we celebrate it. that is a spirit of what makes sense and cisco a special place in the hearts and minds of people -- that makes san francisco a special place in the hearts and minds of people. mayor lee, here is my advice. you have a year, figure out what you want to accomplish. you were put in this position by the people to my right, but the people of san francisco are the people counting on you. [applause] do what you think is right, and remember that as important and impressive as this did not -- as this is, there are hundreds of thousands of people who require your attention and leadership. always remember the people outside are the people we also need to represent. remember that just because you disagree with the other side does not mean something is going wrong. that is part of th

dana, have a great weekend. for the latest political news, you know where to go, cnnpalm particulars.com. >>> forget snakes on a plane, these are shrimp on a treadmill, i kid you not, and they cost half a million bucks. jeannie moos reports how these crustaceans are causing a controversy. >> reporter: if you think a shrimp on a treadmill doesn't get very far, this shrimp became world famous. his footwork so admired that youtube fans put it to music. all kinds of music. and the shrimp on a treadmill became trendy. shrimp scampiing along, song after song. but now just a few years later, he's become a poster boy -- >> look at him go. >> reporter: a poster crustacean for wasteful government spending. senator tom coburn put out a report mocking the national science foundation for funding research projects such as shrimp on a treadmill with a half million dollar grant. the media began cracking jokes about obese shrimp. >> you know what you call a shrimp that's overweight? >> what. >> jumbo. jumbo shrimp. >> reporter:

>> reporter: that's right, dana. you would have to say that in the recent past year the san jose police department when there would be any type of complaint that came in there would be a tendency to sort of circle the wagons. a new police chief and a new police auditor and some new options for both officers and people bringing complaints. and that is to sit down and talk it out. the san jose police have more than 400,000 calls for service a year, plus many more face-to- face interactions with the public. they don't always go well. >> i just thought the attitude was really condescending. >> reporter: katherine whitney of san jose thought she was treat the un professionally by an officer two years ago. back then the only way to complain was to take it to internal affairs. now there is a different way. >> the new approach is to have the officer against whom the complaint has been made and the complainant to sit down at a table just lick -- like this and basically have some face time with one another. >> reporter: indepe

. >> i'm dana king investigators looking into accusations that not only was a cop selling drugs but he was running a brothel. joe vasquez broke this story. >> they were barely dressed, you know, always -- totally made up. >> reporter: in a pleasant hill office park a bomb shell claim. that this empty space during parts of 2009 and 2010 was a brothel. neighbors say they called police after seeing a lot of men visiting barely dressed women inside. >>> you said what to police? >> i thought it was prostitution. what else was it? i said that. >> reporter: we have learned that chris butler confessed to state investigators he was running the brothel along with normwwielsch. they already face a number of charges. they were also shutting down houses of prostitution. >> chris butler can't be trusted. >> reporter: i asked the attorney about the allegations that his client already an admitted drug dealer was a pimp. >> butler has apparently spoken to the law and told them that my client was involved with running a brothe l, that's not true. butler bought the furniture for this would be brothel, he

other examples of art work in libraries that you might be interested in seeing it is dana zed's glass shatters in front of a library. there are a wall sculptures in the lobby of the glen park branch library. and then there is an illuminated book on the wall of the mission bay library. >> "ocean current." we are on ocean avenue, so there is a connection to that. that is what this is about. culmination of all lot of dialogue, processing over a five-year period. that is longer than most art projects take, but i really feel like the product was enriched from that. making the sculpture involves forging and fabricating steel. we used to deal to create this flowing, central sculptor, heating, bending, grinding, painting, bending, and adding a patina to it. layers and layers of craftsmanship that went into this. >> of the artists who participated in this project are all bay area of projects. they work in a wide variety of media. metal, glass, natural elements, photography, just a range of different approaches and aesthetics. so we have created a nice collection of art work that is reflective

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dana bash, cnn, washington. >>> we're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars here. put that into a special fund for the pentagon or should we say pet projects? joining me now, steve ellis, the vice president of taxpayers for common sense. steve, thanks for coming in on the holiday weekend. is it disingenuous for congress to talk about cuts while funneling money to this fund, and they said they were getting rid of earmarks but is this just sort of a way to get around that? >> well, it certainly appears that that's the intent here. i mean they created this mission force enhancement transfer fund, and then mao they just transferred -- they basically put $1 billion into this fund and they used $700 million of that to go to a variety of different member oriented pet projects. and so here in washington, they're talking about cuts, that you canning about competition. but when they go back to their district they are talking about bringing home the bacon, just like they always have. >> they say that it is the pentagon making the final decisions, not the lawmakers. so maybe t

condados mantienen viva esta búsqueda tanto en la ozono de san francisco como en el condado de marín al dañas al puente y los voluntarios se desaplazaron de esta zona a el centro de san francisco con para así describir más volantes a persona en la vía pública con la esperanza de que alguien sepa algo, alguien allá visto a la joven y pueda brindar esa clave para dar con su paradero, una familia bastante preocupada, muy preocupada con lo que está pasando regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >>> esperemos que la encuentren pronto gracias. >>> buenas tardes. >>> y únicamente el 15% de inmigrantes arrestados y deportados gracias al programa federal comunidades seguras fueron encontrados culpables de cometer delitos graves, el 29% de ellos no tenían antecedente, fernando pizarro nos muestra como estas cifras vivan a grupos pro-inmigrante. >>> desde que partió el programa solo el 15% de inmigrante detenidos comenten crimenes graves como asesinatos, violaciónes y drogadicción. >>> esas cifras. >consuelo: asistentes, por que el 15% de los que se identifico a un comenten algo muy grave y s

. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken. another series of powerful tornadoes to hit the midwest. >> tonight a rare look at one of them forming. this is what one news helicopter pilot saw in oklahoma. >> i would almost say with this rotation, guys, a tornado is going to be imminent here. there's a funnel. i believe we got debris on the guys. we have a tornado on the ground. >> that's a tornado on the ground. >> look at that rotation on the ground. that's amazing. >> the funnel is starting to grow. you have a vortex there on the ground. you have vortexes spinning around on the ground. it's got to be. we just had a big one out the window. there's a high likelihood of a tornado. could be back there on the ground as we are going to try to circle around. we have intense, intense crowd to ground lightning. clearly see the edge of it. this is a big tornado. >> 28 counties in oklahoma are under a tornado watch. meanwhile in missouri, two days after a tornado killed is 122 people, survivors are looking for loved ones. reporter liz is

>> well, first of all, i want to give you some reporting from dana bash. she is reporting that a source familiar with the operation confirms that indeed osama bin laden was shot in the head during the u.s. raid. according to a briefing that this source received, the source would not go into the details of the other were killed except to say that the operation was conducted very carefully not to harm women and children. so that we do know indeed he was shot in the head. one other thing, wolf, that is very interesting to me, for those of us who have been covering the debate of how much intelligence the detainees had given the administration about the whereabouts of osama bin laden and his top lawsuit tenants. in his briefing given by administration officials, it is clear to me that detainees were the ones who flagged for us, the people who have been providing direct help, to osama bin laden and his lieutenants. in particular, one courier had been named. they were given his nickname and not able to identify his real identity four years ago, wolf. this gives y

. >>> thank you dana. thank for watching. cbs evening news

i'm dana king. >>> i'm allen martin. an officer accused of running a brothel. joe vazquez has the story that you