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Oct 15, 2012

bad. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, october 15, 2012. >>> good morning and thanks for joining us. >>> tomorrow marks three weeks before the election and president obama and mitt romney will hold their second debate. romney grabbed the momentum following a strong performance their first go around and now the pressure is on the president to improve his performance. tara mergener is in washington with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, and to that end the president will be taking a more aggressive tone this time, we understand, while mitt romney tries to top his last performance. president obama took a brief break from his debate prep to visit a campaign field office in virginia. the president has been holed up at a williamsburg virginia resort studying and this time aides say things will be different. prior to the first debate in denver the president held a campaign rally and took a field trip to hoover dam. when asked how his preparations were coming along. >> it's a drag. they are make being me do my homework. >> reporter: he had a different

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Oct 20, 2012

traipped marks his signature move. tony guida tells us why. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jarvis: good evening. i'm rebecca jarvis. the latest fund-raising figures out today show this presidential race is on track to be the first $1 billion campaign. through the end of september, the obama campaign raised a total of $558 million. romney raised $357 million. and that is not including money raised by all the independent groups. for now, both candidates are in seclusion, preparing for monday's final debate. jan crawford is at the debate site in boca raton, florida. good evening, jan. >> reporter: good evening, rebecca. with just 17 days left until election day what we're seeing is the attacks getting sharper and more personal. with both of the candidates doing that debate prep, the vice president today stepped into the void and he kept slugging. >> i don't blame that baby for crying. that baby-- that baby-- that baby knows what's in store for him or her. if romney wins. >> reporter: in florida, the vice president pulled out his greatest hits as he delivered

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Oct 21, 2012

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Oct 21, 2012

proper. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor, for the second time in less than three months there's been a deadly mass shooting in southern wisconsin. it happened at a spa in the milwaukee suburb of brookfield. at least four people are dead, including the shooter. an improvised bomb has been discovered on the site. this follows the sikh temple shooting less than 20 miles away in august that took seven lives. here's anna werner. >> reporter: all afternoon police searched for the man who entered the azana spa in brookfield around 11 a.m. and shot 7 women inside then turned the gun on himself. >> i saw a girl coming out from the salon and she was bleeding in the neck. >> reporter: police identified the suspect as 45-year-old radcliffe haughton from the nearby town of brown deer. speaking to cbs news from florida haughton's father said that his son's wife zina worked at the spa and the couple was having problems. he confirmed court records showing haughton's wife took out a restraining order against her husband just two weeks a

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Oct 15, 2012

how they evened the score in >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >> with two outs, they did it! >> the giants come up big! how they even the score in game 2. >>> thousands of dollars in public money spent on strippers? the questionable spending by a bay area official and why no one caught on for years. >>> and looking for love in all the wrong places. and bucks are getting stuck. northern california homeowners, what they are being warned not to do. >>> good evening. i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken bastida. no torture at at&t park tonight, unless of course you're a cardinals fan. the giants come up big, to even the score. the nlcs, cbs 5 sports director dennis o'donnell joins us with game 2 highlights. dennis? >> thank you. ryan vogelsong brilliant for the giants on the mound tonight. bottom line is they had to win game 2, and they did that. but it may have come at a price. let me show you what happened. it was scoreless in the first when matt holliday went hard into second base, trying to break up a double-play. marco scutaro's leg buckled awkwardly

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Oct 17, 2012

early this morning. cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran on how crews are now trying to salvage that boat. cate. >> reporter: frank, there's a lot of progress that's been made. if you actually take a look behind me, you can see that catamaran that was once submerged under water is now right side up and floating. sailors actually had to drain the hull now before they are going to lift it out of the water. we know that there's still some debris at sea so if it hasn't already been a long morning, it will be a long day. dives were back in the water at morning light examining the damage from last night's capsized catamaran. >> it looks like the wing sail is very damaged and we're missing bits and pieces and that looks like at the moment to be the biggest setback. >> reporter: tape and data will be reviewed from the practice run. they hope to learn a lesson from the wreck. >> this is a real challenge for the time. but in these campaigns you face a lot of these setbacks and a lot of adversity. you have to be good at dealing with that as a championship team. >> reporter: winds were 25 knots going in on

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Oct 19, 2012

. >> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, october 19, 2012. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm vinita nair. president obama and mitt romney return to the campaign trail today after appearing last night at a catholic fundraiser here in new york. instead of contentious debate the dinner offered for more light hearted salvos. president obama's comments about libya on a comedy show made headlines. tara mergener is in washington for us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: it was not all laughs last night but the candidates made that traditional stop along the campaign trail, a chance to score political points with humor for a good cause but today it's back to business. for one night only president obama and mitt romney took a break from the bitter campaign. sort of. >> in the spirit of "sesame street" the president's remarks are brought to by the letter o and the number 16 trillion. broipt men were featured speaker of the al smith dinner, a white tie dinner for catholic charities. >> it's nice to relax and wear what ann and i wear around-the-house. >> reporter: president obama was spoke sec

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Oct 19, 2012

. cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran is in san francisco. cate, the suspect driver apparently is still on the loose. >> reporter: our sources say the suspected driver was an -- or is an oakland rapper with gang ties. that's according to alameda county court paperwork that our source saw in the car. but pd wouldn't confirm it. they say the investigation is still ongoing. it started as a minor traffic violation and ended in a dramatic collision. >> police are doing their job pulling this person over. the suspect chose to fire at officers and the suspect chose to flee from the scene and create this -- this mess. >> reporter: at 2 a.m., san francisco police department tried to pull over a cadillac for a broken license plate but officers got more than they bargained for. >> the vehicle was pulling over at the area of he feel list and laguna -- of ellis and laguna street. at that time shots were fired from the vehicle and the vehicle fled southbound on laguna. >> reporter: by the time officers caught up with the car it had t-boned into a taxicab a few blocks away. the two male suspects tried

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Oct 20, 2012

initiative proposition 30. it's one of two competing tax measures on the california ballot. as cbs 5 reporter anne makovec shows us, that's causing confusion among voters and tensions between supporters and opponents of both propositions. >> conspiracy theory. >> who the hell are you? >> reporter: you can tell how heated the debate is getting when just seconds into an interview with an opponent of prop 30 we were interrupted. >> there's a conspiracy theory that you're trying to propagate. if the news wants to take your conspiracy theory and run with it -- >> as the news, we're giving everybody -- [overlapping speakers] >> reporter: this confrontation was outside of an event featuring governor brown. >> just in case you don't know why i'm here, i want to make it real clear. >> reporter: prop 30 would bring california an estimated $6 billion a year by temporarily raising the income tax on the state's highest earners and sales tax by .25%. >> proposition 30 is about a lot of things. it's about kids. it's about teachers. it's also about the credit rating of california. it's about social harmony.

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Oct 14, 2012

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Oct 14, 2012

on the slow crawl through the streets of los angeles. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: and good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor. in the sky over new mexico today a man jumped from 24 miles up and broke the sound barrier on the way down. a first. felix baumgartner broke that barrier by more than 100 miles an hour. then landed with ease. with details here's mark strassmann. >> felix baumgartner climbed into the strat sphere more than 24 miles above new mention dekort. he was about to become a human missile and plunge farther and faster in freefall than anyone in history. >> everything is in the green, doing great. >> reporter: his ascent had lasted two and a half hours. in a capsule hoisted by a 55 story helium balloon rising 1,000 feet a minute. the only hitch, baumgartner's viser fogged up when his helmet's heater stopped working. >> this is getting serious, joe. >> i do not think i have safe heating. >> reporter: joe kittinger in mission control was the voice in baumgartner's here. >> there it is, there is the world out there. >> reporter: in 1960 kitt

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Oct 17, 2012

their respects to slain ambassador chris stevens. this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, october 17, 2012. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm vinita nair. the second presidential debate of campaign 2012 turned out to be a contentious political prize fight. after his passive performance in the first meeting, a clearly fired up president obama pressed the attack against mitt romney. but romney did not back down and the sparks flew. the candidates argued about everything from the economy to foreign affairs as the president worked to make up ground lost following their first meeting. randall pinkston is at the de/* debate site. >> reporter: the "new york times" headline this morning basically sums up what happened last night, rivals bring bare fists to rematch. from beginning to end the candidates clashed on almost everything and somehow managed to answer a few questions from the town hall audience. president obama and mitt romney wasted little time going after each other in the second debate. >> there were a whole bunch of oil companies. >> i had a question and how much -- >> you w

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Oct 19, 2012

corrected. in gilroy, len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> one more note tonight on a public official who has run into a little trouble. port of oakland's maritime director james kwon is now on paid leave. records show that kwon spent more than $4,500 in public money at a strip club in houston during a 2008 conference. this story broke as he was attending another conference in china. he has been ordered to come home. >>> get your rain gear ready because we are about to get soaked. it look the most rain we have seen here in the bay area in six months. paul deanno has the weather forecast. >> april 25th the last time we have had widespread rainfall. this is typically when we first get our widespread rainfall in the fall. october 4 last year was the first big rain, october 23rd the year before. it was early in 2009, september 13. so we are ready. hi-def doppler is also ready. the strongest radar in the bay area coming up dry now but things will change. low pressure is affecting the west and it's on the way here. when it gets here we are going to have widespread soaking rainfall. for you skiers, we'l

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Oct 15, 2012

. cbs5 sports director is live at at&t with the highlights tonight. dennis? >> reporter: yeah, thank you. last night they gave up six runs in the defeat for the giants. but tonight, very strong, just one run in seven innings. but the help of the giant's infielder is in question tonight. we'll show you what happened. it was scoreless in the second. going hard into second base trying to break up a double play. it took him a minute to get up. but for the time being he was okay, getting pay back later on. three-run score. giants score 4 in the inning winning 7 p--- 7-1. the series is now even. he's have an mri tomorrow. we have some very interesting reaction from both the cardinal's clubhouse and the giant's clubhouse coming up on the help of the giant second baseman. right now we'll go back to the studios. >> all right, thank you for that. >>> the calendar for the rest of the series looks like this. the giants head to st. louis for games three, four, and five. then they are back here if need be for game six and/or game seven. that'll happen next sunday and monday. >>> while the giants are l

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Oct 17, 2012

't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> good evening. i'm ken bastida. >> i'm dana king. did you see it? did you hear it? the bay area is buzzing tonight over a brilliant flash and a big boom in the sky tonight. this shot is from a balcony in santa cruz. paul deanno explains what this is all about. >> it was pretty crazy. three components. we had the meteor go by. then we had a sonic boom, all just before 8:00 tonight. i spoke with an astronomer. he said it's likely part of the orionid meteor shower. basically what's happening is the earth is passing through some dust from halley's comet. we do it once a year. but the rocks are bombarding us at 148,000 miles an hour. and fast-moving meteors are more likely to explodes and create a sonic boom. here's the picture once again. lots of people have been tweeting about this, because so many of you saw it and you called in. pat in marin county says, quote, just saw the biggest meteor hit the atmosphere. amazing. tim wrote, just saw the most a

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Oct 20, 2012

for repairs and earthquake retrofitting and here's a live look. cbs 5 reporter don knapp is at the bridge with an update. >>> the bridge is on schedule. these people who are driving around this part of the bay area some of them stuck in traffic will have this bridge back when they need it monday morning. take a look behind me. they are seeing work on the toll plaza here. it's a great time to get everything done so they are doing a lot of work out on the bridge doing work with wiring and telephone poles and painting. let's take a look at what's going on. there are twelve 30-foot sections to replacing. crews have removed six old ones and installed three new ones. they are putting a fourth in place. it stems from a crack in a support structure on the bridge two years ago. >> what happened was two years ago we discovered a crack in a wishbone shaped girther under the bridge. it was part of the seismic retrofit in the late '90s so we repaired it bolted steel plates to the top and bottom of the girder but we knew we wanted more of an improvement than that. >> reporter: since the bridge was slat

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Oct 20, 2012

>>> good evening. thank you for joining us for this special edition of cbs 5 eyewitness news. aim ann notarangelo. in developing news out of san francisco tonight, hazmat crews have evacuated a block in the north beach area of san francisco tonight on powell street between green and vallejo streets. police responded to a call of an apparent suicide about three hours ago. emergency responders smelled chemicals when they got to the scene. 15 people inside the building have been evacuated. firefighters are now inside the building, trying to disburse the chemical to make it safe for people to return. >>> stargazers awed by this week's meteor sightings will get another chance. in the hours before dawn, tomorrow will be the best time to see the orionid meteor shower. the cosmic phenomena occurs as the earth moves through debris left by halley's comet. >> it's not related. it's as if you were having a big dinner party, and this strange, non-family member showed up just before things got underway. >> the best time to see it will be after midnight and before dawn. >>> just a reminder to al

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Oct 16, 2012

. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, and thanks for joining us. secretary of state hillary clinton is taking responsibility for the security at the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. speaking to reporters on a trip to peru, clinton said security at all of america's diplomatic missions is her job. clinton is pushing back against republicans who have been highly critical of the obama administration's response to the deadly attack. the september 11 attack in benghazi killed ambassador chris stevens along with three other americans, and in the weeks since then, the administration has struggled to present a clear picture of what happened. last night in peru, hillary clinton sought to take the mounting pressure off the white house. >> nobody wants to get answers more than i do. >> clinton was asked to address remarks made by u.n. ambassador susan rice in which rice said the attack was not preplanned but rather an offshoot of a protest of an anti-muslim video. >> she got the same information that everyone got. i think she very clearly said here's what we know now. but this is going to cha

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Oct 19, 2012

basis. in the newsroom, i'm da lin, cbs 5. >>> the jobs report in several swing states could help president obama. unemployment rates fell or held steady last month in nine key states. rates dropped in ohio, florida, wisconsin, colorado, iowa, nevada and north carolina. they were unchanged in new hampshire and virginia. still, many key states are facing high unemployment. today president obama accused mitt romney of moving to the middle deliberately forgetting about stands he took to win the nomination. the president coined a new medical term. cbs reporter tara mergener on mr. obama's diagnosis. >>> reporter: president obama headed back to the campaign trail friday to rally supporters and try to sway undecided voters in virginia. he told the crowd at george mason university his opponent has a problem with changing positions on issues. >> we have to name this condition that he is going through. [ laughter ] >> i think -- i -- i -- i think it's called romnesia. [ laughter ] >> reporter: mitt romney and his running mate paul ryan are focusing on another battleground state, florida. t

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Oct 14, 2012

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Oct 14, 2012

. >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high-definition. >>> somebody has gotten into the tube. >> we have been here for about an hour and a half. >> one man brings bart to a standstill the tunnel trespasser and how bart finally got him out. >>> that lucky smoke didn't work and reaction from giant fans after a another series kicks off with a bad start. >>> crazy thing he did if you just think about it. it's nuts. >> you finally get a space shuttle through two days' of los angeles traffic. so how do you get in the garage? >> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >>> here is what the bart delay locked like in west oakland where passengers were stranded on the platform for more than an hour. it wasn't much better across the bay in san francisco. that is where we find cbs 5 reporter don knapp. >> reporter: apparently as we learned tonight it's pretty easy to shut down the bart system if you don't mind remembering your life. when authorities say what he was doing they had no choice, but to shut the system down. stiffing crowds of bart riders clogged stairs and platfor

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Oct 18, 2012

and is dropped by some of his biggest sponsors. >> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, october 18, 2012. >>> good morning and thank for joining us. i'm vinita nair. this morning a young bangladesh man is being held without bail ing charged to bomb the federal reserve building here in new york. he was caught by an fbi sting operation. the fbi says he came to the u.s. intent on waging a holy war and was ready to die in the attack. >> reporter: 21-year-old quazi mohammad rezwanul ahsan nafis stood in a manhattan courthouse wednesday hours after he allegedly tried to blow up part of america's financial infrastructure. authorities say nafis wanted to detonate a bomb outside of the federal reserve bank of new york. the building where transactions from the nation's largest banks are processed and where a large reserve of gold is stored. he came to the u.s. on a student visa in january to study cyber security at southeastern missouri state university. authorities say that lasted one semester. the fbi started watching him after he tried setting up a terror cell using an online chat room and face

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Oct 18, 2012

time. joe vazquez, cbs 5. >>> emergency crews knew they were responding to a fire in castro valley but once they were inside the burning home they now under more than smoke and flames. as cbs 5 reporter anne makovec explains, the suspicious fire has sparked a death investigation. >> anytime you have an accelerant with a body you have a suspicious circumstance. >>> reporter: that means a suspicious fire and death according to investigators. the fire was reported at this home on san carlos avenue just after midnight when firefighters got here finding a woman's body inside and evidence that a fire accelerant had been used. they haven't said yet whether the woman died before or after the fire. >> she is by herself here. >> reporter: denise knows the woman and says barbara lives here with the homeowner a retired san francisco firefighter currently on a trip to utah. this is barbara's sister, who told me off camera that barbara and the homeowner were involved in a long happy relationship. >> we're going to pull out all the stops to make sure what we're doing is correct and if this was in

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Oct 16, 2012

>>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is tuesday, october 16th, 2012. welcome to "cbs this morning." secretary of state hillary clinton takes responsibility to the security lapses that led to the death of the u.s. ambassador in libya. >>> a surprise in the polls. mitt romney gets a big bump among women voters as he meets president obama in tonight's debate. >>> new scare in the meningitis outbreak. officials are now look iing at o new drugs that could be linked to the spread. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> i take responsibility. i'm in charge of the state department. >> secretary of state clinton takes the blame for the attack on the libyan consulate. the one that killed the u.s. ambassador and others. >> hillary clinton said the buck stop with her. >> it went an intelligence failure. nobody wants aanswers more than i do. these are people who i care deeply about. >>> the white house is promising president obama will not hold back during tonight's town hall style debate in new york. >> the first presidential

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Oct 15, 2012

captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday, october 15th, 2012. welcome to cbs this morning. the campaigns are tightly focused on tomorrow night's debate. a new poll shows the presidential race is effectively tied. >> we hear from flying felix baumgartner after his daring free fall from space. >>> a top hollywood banker's own words could haunt him in his police brewalpy lawsuit. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> even if he changes his style, he can't change his record and he can't change his policies. >> president and mitt romney get ready for round two. >> presidential candidates are hard to find. they're getting ready for tuesday night's presidential debate. >> it is going great. >> what's the president going to do? is he going to take this behavior of biden's and put some reasoning behind it? >> the smirking. the acting like a 14-year-old while on camera. he was supposed to be the adult. >> i am monkey strong, brother! >>> the sky high day for felix baumgartner. his record jump from

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Oct 17, 2012

justice. live in oakland,da lin, cbs 5. >>> a terror plot to blow up the federal reserve city in new york city was foiled. a 21-year-old man with al qaeda ties was arrested outside the building blocks from the world trade center site. the fbi says that the man parked a van filled with what he believed were explosives outside the building. he used a cell phone to try to detonate the van but the bombs were fake and were set up by undercover agents posing as the suspect's partners. last month he allegedly told an undercover agent he hoped the attack would stop the presidential election. >>> it was the presidential debate like any we have seen before. last night, both candidates came out swinging and things intensified when the benghazi attack was brought up. >> you said in the rose garden the day after the attack it was an act of terror. it was not a spontaneous demonstration. is that what you're saying? >> please proceed, governor. >> i want to make sure we get that for the record because it took the president 14 days before he called the attack in benghazi an act of terror. >> get the tra

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Oct 16, 2012

square off in a town hall-style event just three weeks before the election. cbs reporter randall pinkston has the story. >> reporter: the pressure is on presideni feel fabulous. look at this beautiful day. >> reporter: republican challenger mitt romney outperformed him in the first debate and reenergized his campaign. democrats expect a livelier president this time. >> he needs to be more energetic. >> reporter: romney will try to build on gains he made at that time first debate. his supporters are expecting him to deliver another strong performance. >> i think he has turned the election around after the first debate, and now he has to not sit on his lead, but just keep the momentum going. >> reporter: romney's surge has now spread to female voters. a new poll shows him just a point behind the president among likely women voters. tonight will include 80 randomly selected non committed voters. 11 of them will get to ask a question on foreign or domestic policy. >> both candidates have done well in town hall settings and both have done poorly so it's going to depend on how theyport should e

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Oct 16, 2012

are keeping track, i promise you. >> we have to bring in our cbs 5 political analyst. we talk about the sparks flying. we talk about them being combative. did any of them go too far? >> i have to challenge scott pelley. the politics have been evolving this way steadily. the ranker you see in san francisco or oakland where people are at each other's throats, you see reflected in campaigns as well. tonight, we saw the next step in the evolution of that. there was something that was a little undignified in some ways about seeing the governor tell the president to wait his turn. you are talking to the man who has the nuclear launch codes and saying wait your turn. this is a candidate speaking to the president of united states that can order the army into war. there is something surreal about that, but it is frankly the next evolutionary step in the kind of politics we have this this country. you saw that tonight. >> it's not okay. but i have to say, it's also, remember i said what we saw last week. that sort of got a lot of people feathers ruffled about joe biden had been and paul ry

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Oct 18, 2012

a body at another fire this morning. cbs 5 reporter anne makovec reports. >> reporter: the fire department showed up a second time because another fire broke out. they have had a lot of problems in their investigation over the last several hours. first they needed a search warrant and then they had to get by dogs in another home and now the second fire that broke out as soon as investigators re- entered the home. a lot of questions right now about what went on at that home last night. >> anytime you have an accelerant about the body, you have a suspicious circumstance. >> reporter: that means a suspicious fire and suspicious death according to investigators. the fire was reported at this home on san carlos avenue just after midnight when firefighters got here finding a woman's body inside and evidence that a fire accelerant had been used. they haven't said yet whether the woman died before or after the fire. >> she is by herself here. >> reporter: denise says she knows the woman who lives here and calls her barbara. she says barbara lives here with the homeowner, a retired san f

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Oct 18, 2012

>>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> i've come really well rested after the nice long nap i had in the first debate. >> big bird didn't even see it coming. >> it's a side of the presidential candidates we haven't seen before. the good cause that had president obama and governor romney trading barbs for laughs. good evening. i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken bastida. tonight we saw something we don't usually see on the campaign trail. as elizabeth cook shows us, instead of going at each other, president obama and mitt romney went after some laughs. it was kind of nice, liz. >> reporter: on tuesday, sparks were flying on one of the wildest debates we've ever seen. >> hold on a second. >> the -- >> i -- mr. president, i'm still speaking. >> i -- >> mr. president, let me finish. >> reporter: well, tonight the candidates put all that aside and they were actually pretty funny. >> big bird didn't even see it coming. >> just the other day, honey boo boo endorsed me, so that's a big relief. >> reporter: president obama and mitt romney took a break from their c

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Oct 18, 2012

. cbs 5 reporter joe vazquez on the robbery right outside the candidate's home. >> reporter: we're in a neighborhood here 51st near broadway. you know, this is not a place where they see a lot of crime but neighbors say they have noticed street crime lately and a man running for city council noticed it firsthand last night. >>> i had the phone with the earbuds in my phone. >> reporter: dan kalb, a candidate for oakland city council, district 1, was just getting back from a neighborhood crime prevention meeting last night around 8:30. he had just parked his car down the block from his north oakland home. >> i felt a poke right about here. >> reporter: what he felt, a robber's gun in his back. >> i thought oh, my god i just came from a neighborhood crime prevention council meeting and here i am now a victim of crime. >> reporter: he says he is okay. the robber took his iphone and wallet and told him to leave. he ran home and called the cops. he now can emphathize with his constituents in oakland. >> the heart is racing. the feeling of your life could end at any moment. now i know

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Oct 19, 2012

at anything. >> on cbs "this morning." >> how many times a week does biden show up in a wet bathing suit to a meeting. >> you have to put towels down. >> we have to stop that. i have to say he looks pretty good. >> don't doubt that. >>> welcome to cbs "this morning." m we begin with extremes in the presidential campaign. >> on thursday president obama and governor mitt romney and their running mates carried out more attacks on the campaign trail and hours later president equal candidates met face to face telling jokes about each other.r. jan crawford is with us in the studio. in good morning. >> good morning. the these candidates were here last good m night for the al smith dinner.e that's a catholic charity event di named for the former new york governor. i know you've been, charlie, to these dinners. governor. a lot of white ties.arlie, to this one is something of a big tradition. it goes back to world war ii. big the candidates step off the to campaign trail, put on their tuxedos and trade a lot of jokes. last night they didn't step too far off the trail. they c

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Oct 18, 2012

by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >>pelley: good evening, the boy scouts of america kept files for decades on scout leaders and volunteers who were suspected of sexually abusing boys. scoutouts kept the files to prevent molesters from returning to the organization, but often did did not share what they what with police and prosecutors. the documents paint a picture of serial cover-ups to protect the name of the boy scouts of america. because of a lawsuit, oregon's supreme court ordered the documents released. they became public today and anna werner has our story. >> reporter: the 1200 documents cover incidents from 1965 to 1985. they describe actual or suspected sexual abuse by volunteers or troop leaders. ndhn anderson says he was alested by a scout master beginning in 1976 when he was when happes happened 35 years ago and i did not understand how it affected my behavior. i would say i'm fine. when i first went into counseling, the counselor said how are you dealing with this? i said i'm fine. >> reporter: what did you figure ut later? >> that i wasn't.

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Oct 19, 2012

of me. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. ee pelley: good evening. in the weeks before his death, u.s. ambassador chris stevens sent the state department several requests for increased encurity for diplomats in libya. stevens and three other beericans were killed this past september 11 in a terrorist attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi and, in a separate attack that same night on a safe house where the consulate staff had been evacuated. stevens' memos were obtained by the house oversight and government reform committee, which is investigating the attacks, and our sharyl attkisson got ahold of the memos today. >> reporter: ambassador stevens ssrsonally pressed for strengthened security in a series of cables to state department headquarters in washington. on july 9, 2012, stevens sent a request for extension of temporary duty personnel. that refers to a 16-man military temporary security team with expertise in counterterrorism. they were set to leave in august but stevens asked to keep them through mid-september. on august 2, six weeks b

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Oct 17, 2012

showing that president obama won the debate, the cbs snap poll 30% range. cnn stop? poll has it at 49%. but it's going to take time for all of the information to shall we say settle out for people to parse through what they said and what some of the fact checkers are finding out. there were shadings of truth. there were some outright contradictions. a lot of things to sort through. of course, there's also that nonquantitative aspect of any debate. how the candidates came through emotionally, what kind of impression they made. that's an intangible. and it's much too early to know what the polls are going to do about that. >> all right. randall pinkston live in new york, thank you. >>> well, the national poll gave the president a 7-point edge for the debate. he fared much better in california. 56% said mr. obama won. 32% said governor romney won and 12% said it was a draw. the poll was conducted exclusively for eyewitness news. twitter users sent more than 7 million messages during the town hall style forum. the moments that generated the most responses included a question to romney abo

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Oct 19, 2012

. cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran has more on the connection to a bay area rapper and she joins us with the latest. cate. >> reporter: frank, michelle, that is right. our sources tell us that the driver that the police are looking for is an oakland rapper with possibly gang ties. that's just what we're learning a few moments ago. we have video of that crash. so you can see right now the whole thing started because of a minor traffic violation. officers say that they tried to pull over a car because of a broken license plate. they say it started around 2 a.m. a few blocks from where we are at ellis and laguna. that's where officers flashed their lights at the suspects and police say the car appeared to pull over and then took off then quickly stopped and officers heard shots fired and stopped their car. the suspects' car then sped away. by the time police caught up to them the suspect car crashed into a cab and after that crash, they say that the suspects took off. >> don't know why they ran, maybe because they had a gun in a car? they could be wanted. we don't know who the driver i

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Oct 16, 2012

the debate right here on cbs 5. it starts after the cbs evening news. as for the format, each candidate is supposed to have two minutes to respond to the question. and then there is time for follow-up. we will watch that closely. romney will get the first question. >> and the presidential candidates are answering your questions online. they are tackling a different issue every day. today's topic, national defense. >>> voting equipment was put to the test today. election officials ran hundreds of test ballots through the machines, making sure they're ready for the big day. >> these are all the scanners that go to our polling places that the people put their ballots in to tally the results. we're testing these machines to make sure that they are counting accurately and assigning the right vote to the right candidate. >> crews will continue testing the equipment for another week. >>> checking bay area headlines. a mom accused of ditching her daughter after an attempt to steal groceries has been released from jail. she went before a judge today. she faces charges of burglary and contributin

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Oct 18, 2012

>>> good morning to our viewers in the west it is thursday october 18th, 2012. welcome to "cbs this morning." new details in the alleged wall street terror plot. now the fbi looks to round up potential accomplices. >> the presidential candidates spar overwhelm, binders and battleground states. >>> his death sparked a political firestorm. we speak to the mother of ambassador chris stevens. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> this individual came here for the purpose of committing some sort of jihad here in the united states. >> the fbi foil ss a bomb plot in new york city. >> 21-year-old bag la desh bangladeshan taken into custody by federal authorities. >> tried to detonate what he thought was a real 1,000-pound bomb. >> taped a video, claiming victory for al qaeda and terror. >>> started talking about binder s s. he had to go and ask where a qualified woman with was, he should have come to my house. >> and the debate is still very much on people's minds, apparently mitt romney's son, tagg. >> twhas like for y

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Oct 20, 2012

a home improvement store. we're ikea, the life improvement store. >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> here we go again. bright lights in the skies above the bay area. why we're being treated to a second show this week. >>> closed for the weekend. how the earthquake safety work is moving along on the san mateo bridge. >> hey, who the hell are you? >> the debate over prop 30 is only getting hotter. >>> good evening. i'm ann notarangelo. developing news out of san francisco tonight. hazmat crews have evacuated a block in the north beach area of san francisco on powell street. police responded to a call of an apparent suicide about three hours ago. emergency responders smelled chemicals when they got to the scene. 15 people inside the building have been evacuated. >>> that spectacular light show we've all been waiting for is expected to happen overnight tonight. earlier this evening, a crowd at the college at san mateo turned out for a previously scheduled astronomy festival. don? >> reporter: if there's one thing that's known about that spectacular fireball t

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Oct 14, 2012

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Oct 14, 2012

the 49ers and the raiders. a big day of sports in san francisco today. cbs 5 reporter mike sugarman is bat the al bark -- at the ballpark and mike the excitement snot coming cheap for giants -- is not coming cheap for giants' fans. >> reporter: no it's not. now there are 43,000 people in there. not going all that well for the giants right now but if there's anything we've learned from this series of playoffs, it's that it ain't over until it's over. but all the people are in there, they are trying to get their money's worth. >> sunflower seeds, peanuts, sodas, $1. >> reporter: that's a bargain how much do you think you're going to drop tonight? >> money-wise? >> reporter: yeah. >> probably $600. >> the tickets were $150. we brought some snacks. >> reporter: is this a big seller? >> yeah the giants fest -- everyone loves them. get a beer. drink with the fist. if you get mad at your friend or your wife. >> reporter: president how do you think he'd handle the afghani crisis? >> he's a team player. i think he'd look out for all of us. >> literally just came to town to see the opera. and

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Oct 15, 2012

. captioning sponsored by cbs ng n this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. gor us today the most compelling story in the world involves a 14-year-old girl fighting for igr life. she held up a light against the darkness of ignorance and now millions around the world are watching to see if she will die her her cause. malala yousafzai was taken today to a british hospital for treatment of a gunshot wound to the head. a week ago in pakistan, a taliban gunman climbed aboard her school bus to assassinate her because of her long campaign to open schools to more girls in mat country. we have two reports tonight. elizabeth palmer went to malala's hometown in pakistan. but we're going to begin with charlie d'agata in birmingham, england. charlie? >> reporter: doctors here are ast beginning to examine malala, scott, but they said ehis afternoon there's every reason to hope she will make what they called a decent recovery. but her treatment and rehabilitation could take months stlala was flown out of pakistan on monday in a specially- equipped air ambulance. she arrive

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Oct 19, 2012

>>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> a little punt down the third baseline. great play. and another one for the giants! >> do or die for the giants. and they came up big. the 126 million dollar gamble that took six years to pay off. >> good evening. i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken bastida. yep. the giants win one in convincing fashion, meaning that game 6 of the national league championship series comes home to the bay area. cbs 5's dennis o'donnell is still in st. louis. >> reporter: dana put the finger on the spot there. ever since he signed that $126 million contract, he has been crucified, vilified and nullified among media and bay area fans. so tonight, with the giants backs against the wall, he pitched for his life. the pitcher lance lynn grounds into the double play. the cardinals did not get on the board. the momentum happens in the fourth inning. hunter pence throws the ball directly into the second base, into center field it goes. marco scutaro scores on the error. one of four runs in the inning for the giants. pete kozma was struck out to e

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Oct 17, 2012

>>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, october 17th, 2012. welcome to "cbs this morning." the presidential candidates hold nothing back in a fierce and fast-moving debate. we'll tell you who voters say was the winner. >> and we'll ask vice president joe biden and vice presidential candidate paul ryan how they think it went. >> >>. >>> and nike uses strong words and fires lance aarmstrong in the wake of his doping scandal. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye opener your world in 90 seconds. >> i don't -- >> i had a question and the question was how much would you cut them by? >> you ant me to answer. i'm happy to answer the question. >> okay. and the aanswer is? >> president obama and mitt romney go toe to toe in a high stakes showdown. >> he doesn't have a five-point plan. aps one-point plan and that is to make sure that folks at the top play by different rules. >> i think you know better. the past four years haven't been as good as the president had promised. >> you had to wonder if the secret service was going to get invol

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Oct 17, 2012

of many issues, the economy, immigration, lots of other issues, too. cbs news reporter randall pinkston joins us live now from hempstead, new york, with highlights and reaction. >>> reporter: from the beginning to the end of the second debate it was a political slug fest. president obama and governor romney accused each other of not telling the truth. it was a very different exchange from the first debate. >>> reporter: president obama and mitt romney wasted no time going after each other in the second debate. >> there were a whole bunch of oil companies -- >> i had a question and the question was how much did you cut the -- >> i'm happy to answer the question... >> reporter: in a snap poll of uncommitted voters 37% said president obama won the debate. >> i do think we'll get a bounce from this? yeah. how much? we'll have to see. >> reporter: romney gained a lot of momentum in the polls following the first debate and the his campaign aides say his performance last night will help him continue his surge. >> you're going to see the momentum continue here. i think a lot of the undecided

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Oct 16, 2012

. for standing room only for potential tickets you would pay $500. cate cauguiran cbs 5. >>> here's the calendar for the rest of the series, giants heading off to st. louis today for games three, four, and five. game three wednesday afternoon and then they're back here if need be for game six and seven next sunday and monday night. >>> 6:o 06, why don't -- 6:06, why don't we get a check on the weather. >> there's a 7% chance of thunderstorms back there so we'll have to watch that there. >> it is going to be gorgeous outside. in fact, very mild start to the day. many of these temperatures already in the 60s outside in many spots. 63 in concord. 62 degrees in san francisco. and 61 in lismore. the high pressure beginning to build and you can see the high pressure moving to the north. that's one more cold front sliding on by northern california and high pressure really starting to build in and if that ridge builds in we'll see the offshore wind kicking in. by the afternoon moving well into the 80s in many spots. 86 in lismore. and much warmer weather on the way. >>> lawrence thank you, it's under 12

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Oct 16, 2012

a president. >> we are all in debt. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from hempstead new york. >> pelley: good evening. we're at hofstra university on long island just east of new york city for the second of three debates between president obama and mitt romney. the candidates will take questions from uncommitted voters-- 82 of those voters will be on the stage behind me. can the president use this stage to bounce back from what he admits was a bad night at the first debate. a night that turned out to be a game changer. after that first debate, the race went from dead even to a slight but steady lead for governor romney-- though within the margin of error. but now have a look at this. the latest gallup poll out today shows he has opened a four-point lead over the president, 50% to 46%. that is outside the margin of error. so a small but genuine and growing lead. and this was surprising today. gallup shows that in the tossup states that are likely to tip the balance, romney has cut deeply into one of the president's major strengt

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Oct 18, 2012

it suspicious. >> cbs 5 reporter anne makovec is at the home in castro valley where a criminal investigation is now under way. anne. >> reporter: yeah, we know that there was a fire at the house here behind me in castro valley. there is a body in the house but no other details at this point. the fire was relatively small. we can't even see any fire damage from the outside of the house. it was a one alarm fire. as far as the body inside we don't know how that person died. sheriff's deputies expanded the crime scene here on san carlos avenue about a half hour ago. they moved all of us back, all of us reporters, and we're waiting for more information right now. i did speak with a neighbor who says the man who lived in the allows is a retired firefighter from san francisco. and that he lives there with his girlfriend. but again, we don't know whether either of them could be the body that was found inside of this house. we're told that we are going to be getting more information here within the next hour and we'll bring it to you. right now live in castro valley, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> we're ju

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Oct 15, 2012

to watch the second presidential debate right here on cbs five. it will start tomorrow at 6:00. >> it's a win/win auction. bidders get deals why california prices sell further out of the red. >> think your bank has your back when it comes to check fraud? think again. how you can prevent yourself from being a victim. ,,,,,,,,,, average home price last monh . >> bay area home prices are now at a four year high. the average home price last month was $429,000. two other positive science are with a decrease in foreclosure sales and an increase in the sale of more expensive homes. gas prices in california are still high but they're coming down by a few cents. here's a look at the current average for a gallon of regular in the bay area. it's 4.59 in san jose. 4.60 in oakland. the highest in san francisco at 4.69. these prices are eleven cents less than a week ago but they still hurt a little bit. to find the cheapest gas prices in your area check out the pump patrol on our website. >> check fraud. it is big business among criminals. cbs five consumer watch reporter julie watts says bank mach

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Oct 20, 2012

. >>> they are turning up the heat. in san francisco, cbs 5. >> the state's political watch dog commission says a donation to a san jose city council is illegal and must be returned. the $100,000 donation to the campaign came from a political action committee or pack controlled by mayor chuck reed. the police officer's association complained about donation to the california fair political practices commission. >> we've reissued the letter we sent a week ago calling for her to diseval the illegal transfer of money to a committee that's supporting re-election. today, they are out together coordinating campaigns, walking door to door. they continue to flop the law and needs to stop. >> the mayor reed says he did nothing wrong. only forbids transfer of funds from one candidate to another and he was not a candidate. >>> this year's presidential campaign was a billion dollars. in seclusion preparing for next debate on monday. the vice presidential contenders were on the attack. >> i don't blame that baby for crying. that baby knows what's in store for him or her if romney wins. >> in florida the vice

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Oct 17, 2012

they are using lessons in the real world. cbs 5 reporter len ramirez on how students got a measure to raise the minimum wage on the november ballot. >> reporter: students at san jose state have a long history of social activism and that history was recalled today as the latest generation of students tries to make an impact on the ballot box and on city policies. >> this is my home. this is my life. this is my legacy here. >> reporter: standing in the shadow depicting his olympic protest with tommy smith 44 years ago. >> i lost my life based on my beliefs, so be it i lose my life. >> reporter: the former san jose state student athlete and social activist john carlos urged today's students to take a stand. >> once you make a statement they can't take it back. >> reporter: it's a message that resonates on this campus where student activism is reaching the ballot box this november in the form of measure d. >> we just feel like this is a moral issue. >> reporter: it's a minimum wage ordinance that began in the classroom. they organized raised money and collected 35,000 signatures more than enoug

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Oct 21, 2012

innis, cbs news, washington. >> with the election more than two weeks away, the presidential candidates are getting ready for their final showdown tomorrow as the third and final debate. president obama and mitt romney busy studying right now while their running mates are campaigning in the must-win states and in florida yesterday, and paul ryan in pennsylvania and ohio. polls show president obama in the lead in most of the swing states but romney is gaping ground. for now, both candidates are in seclusion preparing for tomorrow night's final debate in boca raton, florida. can you watch that live here on cbs 5 at 6:00 and on cbs ff.com. >>> in the local front, the state's political front said the nation's campaign is illegal and has to be returned. the $100,000 donation was to the campaign of rose herrera and came from a political action committee which is controlled by san jose mayor chuck reid. the city's police officer's association complained that the donation to the -- about the donation to the california fair political practices commission. >> we reissued the letter support to ros

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