well i just got off with the san diego sheriff's department just a few minutes ago and what they tell me is that there is no intention to cover anything and that they have been as transparent as they can be with the public and the press however many investigative journalist will tell you quite the opposite i've been on the phone all day today with fellow journalists and you said that they've also been stonewalled before when they file for your requests with the san diego sheriff's department however as i mentioned i did speak with. department spokesperson just a few minutes ago who did mention that they have looked into drone surveillance in the past however that it does not fit their purposes at this moment and therefore they say that they're not going to buy any in the near future did they comment specifically on the contradiction that was there that they sad that there was never any intent there were no documents when in fact it did come out that there were documents and they respond to that. right well i asked him about this they again refused to comment on the investigation that

well i just got off with the san diego sheriff's department just a few minutes ago and what they tell me is that there is no intention to cover anything and that they have been as transparent as they can be with the public and the press however many investigative journalist will tell you quite the opposite i've been on the phone all day today with fellow journalist and send you said that they've also been stonewalled before when they file for your requests with the san diego sheriff's department as i mentioned i did speak with. department spokesperson just a few minutes ago who did mention that they have looked into drone surveillance in the past however that it does not fit their purposes at this moment and therefore they say that they're not going to buy any in the near future did they comment specifically on the contradiction that was there that they sat that there was never any intent there were no documents when in fact it did come out that there were documents and they respond to that. right well i asked him about this they again refused to comment on the investigation that croc

well i just got off with the san diego sheriff's department just a few minutes ago and what they tell me is that there is no intention to cover anything and that they have been as transparent as they can be with the public and the press however many investigative journalist will tell you quite the opposite i've been on the phone all day today with fellow journalist and send you to say that they've also been stonewalled before when they file for your requests with the san diego sheriff's department however as i mentioned i did speak with. department spokesperson just a few minutes ago who did mention that they have looked into drone surveillance in the past however that it does not fit their purposes at this moment and therefore they say that they're not going to buy any in the near future did they comment specifically on the contradiction that was there that they sat there was never any intent there were no documents when in fact it did come out that there were documents and they respond to that. right well i asked him about this they again refused to comment on the investigation that

so, when i retired in 2009 i purchased a little beach pad down in san diego and i expected san diego to be a little behind us. but i admit i was shocked when it turned out i would be the guy who introduced recycling to my building. but last year i decided to up my green game here and i gave away my hybrid. here in san francisco we have lots of zero emission transportation options. muni, bart, and when i need a car i ask to borrow a friend's. down in san diego i assumed i'd have to rent a smoggy car when i visit there. imagine my happy day when this white smart cart went by with a label on it. so, i signed up immediately. and these guys and girls have made the smartcar smart, and i'm not just talking about their all-electric fleet with solar charging on the roofs. i think that's brilliant. they have about 300 of those cuties parked around the area. and in the cars they have guest cards for the charging station. if you park at a charging station you can charge it. when you're done, this is really important, you just park in any legal parking spot and you leave the car for the next pers

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san diego. a 30-second time-out. kevin: on this drive, which started back at the charger 20. an 11-yard pass to alexander, an 1-yard pass to alexander. and a 24-yard catch and run by mathews out of the backfield. solomon: rivers only has one touchdown pass in this game. eight-yard strike in the corner of the end zone to danario alexander. remember, he's matched up against the 5'9" carter. will the broncos give him that same look? will he go to a malcolm floyd against carter or stick with alexander? he wants the favorable match-up to win the jump ball opportunity. carter is at the bottom of the screen against alexander. kevin: on fourth and 1. rivers. what a catch by alexander! that is a touchdown. carter was beaten. solomon: it's the matchup they wanted. remember, carter came into today's game only allowing opposing quarterbacks to complete 27% of their passes, by far the best of any cornerback in the national football league. but when you're going up against someone as tall as alexander and you

and in san diego car to go does just that. thank you. >> thank you very much. keep in mind, people that in public comment you have two minutes and [speaker not understood] you have 30 seconds remaining and a louder chime when your chime is up. [speaker not understood] walter. >>> yes, thank you, supervisor cohen. if possible, can i bring [speaker not understood] now as well and we'll kind of use both of our times? >> you're not able to split your time. if you make your two minutes, i can ask you follow-up questions to allow you a few more moments to finish your thoughts. okay. how long is this going to take? >>> slightly over two. car share say car sharing organization very similar to what you've seen in other organizations. [speaker not understood] joined the service, they pay for the time that they use the car. they don't pay for fuel, insurance, parking or maintenance. you can drive any of our cars at any time that they're available. like other car sharing services, availability of our cars reduces the expenses of private vehicle ownership ask reduces traffi

sherman was transferred to her current home in san diego, california. the coast guard executing national and international missions maintain the positive reputation worldwide, performing a multitude of positions. she is an excellent example of a cutter with proven capabilities in all coast guard facilities. she continues to patrol in the south pacific. she performs a combined fleet exertions and executes fisheries law enforcement and drug and smuggling enforcement as far as the equator and the arctic circle. we proudly salute all of you at fleet week 2012. >> personnel wise, cutter sherman has 23 officers, 150 enlisted. 378 feet three inches. draft, just about 16 feet. displacement is 3000 tons. she's got two anchors at 6000 pounds each. two engages 12 cylinder turbo. the valve propulsion, 350 fully retractible. >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much, the united states coast guard sherman. [applause] >> next in our lineup is from canada, her majesty's canadian ship, algonquin. please stand and salute her majesty's ship algonquin. thank you. please

morris was assigned rescue out of san diego, california. she returned 1 january, 1946 in executive order dated 1945. she then assumed patrol duties out of san pedro. she was then placed in storage in kennen dale, washington from 1947 to 1969 until 1979 and transferred back to san pedro which remained her home part. she was redesignated as cutter 147. medium capacity. she was decommissioned and then transferred to the boy scouts of america. she's now active with the sea scout program and the coast guard cutter morris was named for robert morris, born in liverpool, england. he emigrated to maryland at 17. his key role in the financial affairs of the new nation lended him his position of superintendent of finance. his extraordinary skill in offices greatly contributed to the success of american revolution. a delegate to the constitutional, he served in the u.s. senate until 1975 and declined to search as re-election. he continued banking when values at his extensive land holdings failed. the sea scout ship neptune teaches young adults, ages 18

you know what san diego means, right, in german? >> inform me. >> i know that you're a really big deal. >> i'm a really big deal, you know. no, i'll tell you in the break what san diego means. >> thank you. let me know that. >> yeah, but what's the weather like this week? is it going to get warmer? it's too cold when i wake up. i want it to be warmer. can you do that for me? >> you've still got your southern blood. >> i am. >> it takes those of you in the south a little longer to adjust. the cold has settled in, it's probably here to stay. these windchills is what really gets to you. that's what we had over the weekend especially great lakes and northeast and mid-atlantic. once again the windchills are the story. our friends up there in fargo, they're probably not complaining. i'm sure they don't like it, but minus six windchill already, middle of the winter-type morning for you. minneapolis has a windchill of one. kansas city, 21. so you can see, much of the country has been covered up with this really chilly air mass across the na

so, when i retired in 2009 i purchased a little beach pad down in san diego and i expected san diego to be a little behind us. but i admit i was shocked when it turned out i would be the guy who introduced recycling to my building. but last year i decided to up my green game here and i gave away my hybrid. here in san francisco we have lots of zero emission transportation options. muni, bart, and when i need a car i ask to borrow a friend's. down in san diego i assumed i'd have to rent a smoggy car when i visit there. imagine my happy day when this white smart cart went by with a label on it. so, i signed up immediately. and these guys and girls

so, when i retired in 2009 i purchased a little beach pad down in san diego and i expected san diego to be a little behind us. but i admit i was shocked when it turned out i would be the guy who introduced recycling to my building. but last year i decided to up my green game here and i gave away my hybrid. here in san francisco we have lots of zero emission transportation options. muni, bart, and when i need a car i ask to borrow a friend's. down in san diego i assumed i'd have to rent a smoggy car when i visit there. imagine my happy day when this white smart cart went by with a label on it. so, i signed up immediately. and these guys and girls have made the smartcar smart, and i'm not just talking about their all-eleri

so, when i retired in 2009 i purchased a little beach pad down in san diego and i expected san diego to be a little behind us. but i admit i was shocked when it turned out i would be the guy who introduced recycling to my building. but last year i decided to up my green game here and i gave away my hybrid. here in san francisco we have lots of zero emission transportation options. muni, bart, and when i need a car i ask to borrow a friend's. down in san diego i assumed i'd have to rent a smoggy car when i visit there. imagine my happy day when this white smart cart went by with a label on it. so, i signed up immediately. and these guys and girls have made the smartcar smart, and i'm not just talking about their all-electric fleet with solar charging on the roofs. i think that's brilliant. they have about 300 of those cuties parked around the area. and in the cars they have guest cards for the charging stati.

josÉ. >>> diego arias de la parte sur de manhattan muchÍsimas gracias. de la ciudad de seaside heigt famosa por sus paseos marÍtimos y atracciones, quedÓ literalmente sepultada en arena. arrastrada por las marejadas. tambiÉn en nueva jersey en la zona hoboken miles de residente un estÁn... staten island en new york. rescataron 5 ault adultos y un niÑo que se refugiaban de las inundaciones en el techo de su vivienda. re postes dicen que cientos de personas no objeedecieron las advertencia de evacuaciÓn, pasaron la tormenta en sus hogares. >>> el papa benedicto xvi envÍo sus oraciones a las vÍctimas que dejÓ la tormenta en estados unidos el pontÍfice dijo ser consciente de la devastaciÓn causado por el fenÓmeno natural. expreso su solidaridad, con todas las personas que dedican su tiempo a labores de rescate y reconstrucciÓn. la casa blanca cancelÓ la fiesta de hallowen, normalmente se celebra todos los aÑos para los niÑos. debido la situaciÓn que se vive en el noreste del paÍs. fue el aÑo pasado. y estas imÁgenes, la familia obama, inv

anybody come from san diego? >> yeah san diego, l.a.. >> reporter: norma chairman of board of directors says they will help the winners get financial guidance. >> to create a financial team or a team of advisers to give them that advice because this is an exciting time as well as a life-changing time for these winning tickets. >> reporter: the jackpot rolled over 16 times without a winner that's why it got so huge. amazingly, it is not the biggest u.s. prize in march of this year, three tickets shared 656 million dollars. last night nearly nine million ticket holders won smaller prizes. if you matched five out of six numbers, you will share in a prize totalling more than 130 million dollars. this is the 27th power ball winning ticket sold in missouri, the state ranks second trailing only indiana. t.j. winick, abc7 news. >>> former president bush is in the hospital being treated for bong kai 'tis. mr. bush has been at a -- bronchitis. mr. bush has been cured for the most part but still has a lingering cough. the f

we got this story from kgtv in san diego. this video is from security cameras inside a home in san diego. >> what you're seeing, although it doesn't look like they are home nurses, these two men in the center of your screen are home nurses, hired by a family to care for a 98-year-old loved one who is a stroke victim. >> as you can see, when this video first began, one of the male nurses is standing in a towel. >> in this particular security video you're seeing them fondle each other in front of this stroke victim. you see them touch each other's private parts. you see them almost look like they are kissing. >> in other parts of the video it gets far more disturbing because they also caress the 98-year-old. >> you're kidding. >> according to some reports, they even caress her in her private areas. >> this person is obviously unable to move. >> according to the reports that i've read, the stroke victim is completely aware of her surroundings but unable to call for help. you can see right here in this moment one of the male nurs

here's a look at our radar, showers off the shore around san diego otherwise dry today and it will be until we get into the latter parts of the afternoon where a stray shower is possible south of the monterey bay and around san diego, temperatures in the 60s around san diego, big sur, chico to eureka at 60. 54 tahoe increasing clouds, low to mid 70s through the central valley to los angeles, 80 in palm springs. >>> on capitol hill lawmakers continue their meeting today with top fbi and cia officials over what led to the resignation of former cia director david petraeus. he resigned last week after admitting to an extramarital affair. that affair was discovered during an fbi investigation of harassing e-mails allegedly sent by broadwell to jill kelley. law enforcement official says broadwell sent e-mails to senior military officials in an attempt to undermine kelley who she saw as a romantic viral. -- romantic rival. >>> president obama heads to new york today to tour superstorm sandy damage. the president will meet with local officials, first responders, fema staff and families recove

notice in san diego, there's even a winter storm warning. as far as the snow totals expected, the northern portions of rockies is the bull's eye. the forecast is unsettled out periods of clouds and showers on and off throughout the day. >>> through the weekend this dips all the way down through even san diego, hopefully should clear out by sunday. >>> than. cia director petraeus on bengha benghazi. peyton's potential profits and pots. >>> companies that vow to hire veterans. you're watching "early today." >>> plenty of stories making news this morning. new video of the 15-year-old pakistani girl who's recovering at a british hospital after being shot in the head by the taliban last month. malala yousufzai's father says she's recovering well and is humbled by the worldwide outpouring. >>> seven members of navy s.e.a.l team 6, including one involved in the osama bin laden mission, are in trouble because of a video game called "medal of honor war fighter." the navy says they're being punished for divulging classified information to the game's m

anybody come from san diego? >> yeah san diego, l.a.. >> reporter: norma chairman of board of directors says they will help the winners get financial guidance. >> to create a financial team or a team of advisers to give them that advice because this is an exciting time as well as a life-changing time for these winning tickets. >> reporter: the jackpot rolled over 16 times without a winner that's why it got so huge. amazingly, it is not the biggest u.s. prize in march of this year, three tickets shared 656 million dollars. last night nearly nine million ticket holders won smaller prizes. if you matched five out of six numbers, you will share in a prize totalling more than 130 million dollars. this is the 27th power ball winning ticket sold in missouri, the state ranks second trailing only indiana. t.j. winick, abc7 news. >>> former president bush is in the hospital being treated for bong kai 'tis. mr. bush has been at a -- bronchitis. mr. bush has been cured for the most part but still has a lingering cough. the f

in particular, the san diego county region. and so we're trying to fight these ideas because we believe there's a better way, providing incentives through conservation programs and education. but not the heavy hand of mandate and fines and encouraging neighbors to turn in other neighbors. stuart: it's not just a heavy hand. it's lunacy. >> i agree. stuart: okay. are you telling me that it's the water control board that's setting up these regulations and if you don't clean up after yoor dog in your backyard, that somehow or another can filter in the water supply, is that the rationale for this? >> that's the rationale, and this is a board that's really gone overboard when it comes to trying to achieve a good goal, which is clean water. beaches that have clean water quality. but it is not the right approach. there are so many other ways to have a bigger impact on the environment and water quality, and this is just simply designed to create a bigger bureaucracy. they will have to hire government employees to take these complaints,

let's bring in scott lewis, ceo of the "voice of san diego." he manages the internal operations for the organization. he has traded partnerships and projects. he is a regular on tv and radio, host of "san diego fact check" here, has a weekly radio show, et cetera. you are serial collaborator. your staff has 10 people. what kind of vigilance void can you fill with partnerships and you are young, hungry, a talented staff? what can't you do? >> i would like to map what we are not doing. areas of geography, institutions that are not being covered and why. holding a mirror up to somebody -- just by showing people that you are watching, there is a positive effect. our goal is to cover things as best we can. that means we cannot repeat or be redundant to anybody else's work. jeff jarvis says "you do what you do best, and you link to the rest." we find stories we can really be the best that and frame and explained. and then let other people do what they do best. and accentuate that and try to help that. when we look at partnerships, we look at -- we lo

san diego is an all-electric station so i guess that would be really useful up here. everyone likes the idea of being green up here. i feel that the city would benefit from a hybrid type situation. and a couple things to address that i wanted -- i listened today what people were saying. so, first of all, i think outreach from students for cars to go because they could be the political support we need for on-site or on-street parking because in my opinion that is the best way to go because car to go is useful for me because i could find one essentially down the road from my house instead of finding it in a parking spot or in a parking garage. the other thing is that car to go uses smartcar, very small in san francisco. most cars could could not fit into. cars could fit into all those spots. * so i don't think we have as many issues to worry about here as, say, bigger cars because there's tons and tons of parking in the city that most cars can't fit into. car to go would be a very good option for that because of how small the vehicles are. >> thank you. next speaker. >>

zone and san diego jumps on it for the touchdown. on kansas city's next possession castle picked up by demario williams he takes it 59 yards for the score. chargers win this one, 31-13. >>> coming up a little later after your local news on cbs this morning, live updates from the slow recovery from hurricane sandy. i'm terrell brown in new york, this is the cbs "morning news." >>> new jersey's long beach island was one of the areas hit hardest by hurricane sandy. recovery of the popular vacation spot will take months, if not years. ben tracy reports, residents are not ready to give up on the historic island. >> it's long beach island. people call it lbi, the island. >> reporter: for most of her life, leslie houston has called this island home. >> once you've been here and you have the sand in your shoes, you never want to leave. it's a legacy. it's a life. it's what your hometown means to you if you spent 53 years there. >> reporter: which is why it's so hard to see it shattered. what do you think of what happened to your island? >> w

the mercy is parked down in san diego. it just got back from its asian humanitarian assistance from guam, indonesia, vietnam, an amazing number of nations we're partnering with. those hospital ships with 1,000 beds, 12 operating rooms, they produce their own medical oxygen, they have ct scanners and they can do almost anything a hospital on the west coast can do and we can park them offshore as we did in haiti and in haiti they spent the first 72 hours once they got on scene doing nothing but repairing crush injuries and restoring life. that's the capacity we have. i like to think in our partnership with the maritime services and the coast guard and our reserve forces, i like to think of us as america's or the world's 911 when something bad, either man-made or natural happens, some catastrophe happens in the world, often times the ambassador will pick up the phone and dial 911 and the navy marine corps team answers the phone. it is our those, it is our dna it is our ability to be there. if you look at the communicate dapbt

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is also in san diego on nbc. that was an example of using our different collaborative partnership of that. you couldn't comment on an edward r. murrow posts in the past. negative interaction with reporters which i think is unprecedented and exciting. but you're right, i mean, we need better, stronger, more interesting coverage of these institutions, of these big changes and of these scandals. it's just that it's, you know, you can't just pick and choose an outrageous thing that's characteristic of the whole thing. now look, twitter is not delivering the information. twitter is sources like me and others who were providing a way to organize that information differently. don't think of twitter as 140 characters of information to think of it is 140 characters to invite people to get deeper into the subject because every tweet has a link. it's a very special medium that is allowing people to connect and share information, extremely well, and things under a lot faster than it would have in the past. >> i'm curious wha

. >> how warm is it in san diego today? >> san diego will be sunny and beautiful in the 60s, low 70s. >> yeah. i'm thinking we need to do the show i think in san diego at least through march. >> i'm game. >> in march? all right. very good. listen, we'll talk to your parole officer and see if we can't get you out to california with us. we'd love to have you there. >>> how bad, bill, are the eagles? >> the eagles -- >> how bad with the eagles? >> they can get a good draft pick, maybe matt barkley. >> they need to keep losing. guess what? they did just that last night. the eagles were trying to avoid their seventh straight game at home where they lost. and last night, they went against the panthers. speaking of the first quarter, cam newton drops back, play-action pass, throws a strike to brandon lafell who doesn't have a defender within five yards of him. lafell will coast for the touchdown. panthers go up 14-3. fourth quarter, panthers up by two. cam newton seals up the win with a two-yard run. the panthers go on to win 30-2

she is a san diego baby. i had to show her what life was like. >> can i have a snowball. >> we have been coming here 25 years to the ridge resort. a lot of childhood memories. skied at heavenly every year around thanksgiving. >>. >> her family has a timeshare here and have been coming here for, what, about 25 years, hon? >> 25 years or so. so this is a lot of childhood memories for her and we are trying to do the same for ours. we don't get a lot of snow in san diego. we are going to do the holiday and get snow boarding lessons. >> we are going to hit the slopes and make some snowmen and maybe take the kids sledding. enjoy making memories. >> i love to see that snow. rob is here to tell us when we will see more of it. >> makes you want to go up there. we had some fresh snow this weekend. elevations above 6,000 feet at the major resorts. picked up a foot of snow between saturday and sunday. most of the more substantial snow came down last night as the snow level started to drop. things are looking better at th

it was commissioned in 2002 and deployed last year from san diego as part of the ronald reagan strike group. it was one of first ships to provide humanitarian assistance following the earthquake and tsunami in japan. the first responder, the rebel embarked navy helicopters surveyed the coast line to provide an aerial perspective for the damage to other ships for relief efforts. after hearing first hand from survivors, the crew volunteered to provide assistance. during deployment also conducted counter piracy patrol to enforce exclusive zones in the region. should ship's names sake, edward rebel served in the revolutionary war and searched in a bold complain against pirates and helped shape the fighting spirit that has been characteristic of the u.s. navy. the u.s.s. rebel is the sixth ship to bare the next time. there's 9217 tons and can sail in excess of 30 knots. there's 30 officers and 270 enlisted personnel. he has a dove, mac system. the vertical launch system, 2, 25 millimeter machine guns. mark 24 torpedo tubes. >> the engineering systems are nothing less than significant. two

diego arias, telemundo. >>> tambiÉn en new york, el gobernador andrew cuomo. firmÓ una orden ejecutiva que permite a distribuidor de gasolina, entrar temporalmente al estado sin cumplir con los requisitos habituales para aliviar la escasez de combustible que impide a los residentes transportarse. en nueva jersey las inundaciones causadas por la super tormenta, generaron caos entre los residentes de la zona de little ferry en el condado de bergen. viven varias familias hispanas, que comienzan a llegar para evaluar los daÑos a sus viviendas. sofÍa tiene los delts. >>> esta mujer desesperada pide ayuda, mo todos en este vecindades rÍo tienen tarea de sacar, votar y ver como pueden recuperar lo poco que les quedÓ. >>> asÍ que hoy no tenemos nada, tenemos que ir a comer, donde comemos porque no hay nada ahÍ ya. >>> 4 dÍas despuÉs del paso de sandy por nueva jersey asÍ lucen las calles. el ver todo destruido es muy doloroso. >>> parecÍa una pesadilla esto no pensamos que esto podrÍa pasar aquÍ. sinceramente. fue como tan rÁpido. >>> y toda una vid de s

the real plan was to go clubbing all night in san diego. >> don't tell my mom we're going to san diego because my mom won't let us go or won't let me go. and definitely don't tell her that we're clubbing. >> chris told police when their night of clubbing went bust, they headed home earlier than expected. he dropped off the other girls, he said, and then headed to lynsie's house. it was after 4:00 am when he finally got back here to lynsie's neighborhood and was worried that her mom might hear his truck pulled up at that hour. so she asked to be dropped not at the house but the corner, 50 yards away. it sounded weird to police until they heard from her other friend who said at times she asked to be dropped off right here. chris said he then drove home and police even found a photo from a bank atm of what looked like chris' truck heading north on the right street at the right time. to the cops, chris' story added up. and that was when police learned matthew and chris were not the only men in lynsie's life. there was someone else both matthew and chris mentioned to investigators, an older

>> we have san diego first and my mind is there on san diego. >> michele: congratulations, jacoby. >> thank you. >> michele: on night you weren't a starter, corey graham, a physical game. you came up with huge plays when it mattered. how did you come up with this performance? >> you have to come out here and play. the figure i have to do my best and try to be a difference maker. >> michele: this game is always physical, hard-hitting. we see it. what is it like to play in it? >> to be honest, my first time witnessing it and living up to expectations and tried to be as physical as we could and the guys played as hard as they could and we got a victory. >> michele: in two weeks you face the steelers again. you expect anything different? >> i don't expect anything different. the guys will play hard. i don't know if big ben is going to be here but they will play hard regardless and we have to find a way to get a win. >> michele: congratulations. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> so i can sleep tonight, i said corey graham had a big late hit. i didn't mean it was illegal. i meant a big hit la

we had a discussion while we were having a break there on the gas lamp in san diego and -- i'm not trying to hint this is what we're looking to create here but they do have an area where a concentration of dining establishments and some clubs are easily walkable because you often have to be cabbing from one part of san francisco to another to go to different scplais and we have a lot of walkable areas and like san diego there are few walkable areas and why it's concentrated there. the other question i had and somebody brought this up. is there any call for metering and housing? i think we may have asked that last week and i was assured there wasn't but somebody brought that up. >> in the plan, in the area plan that would be adopted in the general plan there is a policy that says that we should establish a community stabilization policy that attempts -- i am paraphrasing and affordable housing afford and jobs and it's about that balance. separate from the plan the task force adopted a specific policy and mechanisms how you would achieve that goal and that included what people call metering