still nine, i hate dana. dana breaks my water. after 15 hours it's time to push. when you are this desperate, it's almost over. push, your pushes are excellent. 7:17. i can feel the baby's hair. you see your baby's head. 7:40. i do what she says. we rehearse. dana is guiding my baby's head. this is called ring of fire. okay. push hard. i moan like a walrus. my vagina tears to my ass. but i don't care. dana puts the baby on my chest. the cord is still attached. i am still shaking. the baby's eyes are wide open. i cry, the baby cries. i have a baby. it's a girl. [applause] that was wonderful. that was really great. don't you all want to be her best friend name. emanuel, queer spoken word poetry. pbs's in the life. an online journal. he's the author of the year poetry. as well as his first spoken word. it's a recipient of the masha a gomez award. please welcome manual xavier. >> hello. okay. there we go. how are you doing? first of all, thank you so much. it's such a great pleasure to be back in san francisco. i love this city and it's always a pleasure to be here. i

and he would, "now dana flarney will come out here and --" >> jimmy: dana flarney. that's not what he said. >> but he was king of the non sequiturs . he would just, all of a sudden, out of the blue go, "i was the number one star in the world. you hear me? bang! [ kiss sound ] the world." [ laughter ] now, that's only funny because it's absolutely true. >> jimmy: come on! >> and people ask me, "did he really go --" [ kiss sound ] and i go, "he did." and mathematically, it's brilliant because he couldn't go, "i was the number one star in the world. bang! you hear me? the world." right? he needed "number one star in the world. bang! you hear me? [ kiss sound ] the world." you know? it's kind of a nice little set up. >> jimmy: that is ridiculous that he did that. but he would say that to you? he'd just tell you that he was the biggest star in the world? >> yeah, and he thought -- nothing wrong with it, but he thought i was gay. and he would put his arm around nathan lane, look at me -- true story, 1980, and just say, "i'm just glad i like girls." [ laughter ] >> jimmy:

dana? >> brian, thank you very much. >>> a winter weather advisory is already in effect for the north bay hills and mountains. simon perez is in an area where people with getting ready for the possibility of snow. >> reporter: you're right, people are getting ready. let's be honest. this is not get all the bread and milk out of the grocery store type of preparations as you see in new york city, but, still, they are getting ready here too. in downtown st. helena nothing but rain all day. a lot of rain. but the people who live here know what is coming. >> i think people are taking it in stride and a lot of them seem to be enjoying the idea that it might actually happen. >> reporter: at steve's hardware store the snow prep business is going pretty well. >> scoop shovels and salt for driveways. a couple gentlemen left with two or three heaters. >> reporter: a closer look shows customers are having to make do. these aren't for shoveling snow, they are for shoveling dirt. but so what, they work.

>> reporter: dana. the little boy was out here on the basketball court yesterday riding his scooter. when he fell off there was such a commotion that his mom didn't realize immediately that his implant the hearing aid device fell off. somebody picked it up and walked away with it. not only did this person do something wrong but he actually committed a felony. diego lopez is frustrated. >> no, diego. >> reporter: suddenly his world is turned upside down as he finds himself once again struggling to hear the world as we do. yesterday diego was riding his scooter on this basketball court near his apartment when he fell off of it. when he did, one of his special hearings aids, the one on the left side fell off, too. >> somebody took the piece from the ground and the person left. they left from there from this complex. >> reporter: a group of children playing in the area saw the person take the hearing aid and leave. police say the teenager 15-18- year-old picked it up, put it in his pocket and ran. police do

dana? >> well, with we may know more soon. phil, thank you. >>> now, across the bay bart began retraining its police officers this week to strengthen ties with the community. the agency wants them to work more like neighborhood beat cops to have better communication with neighbors. critics have complained that the department has a disconnect with communities, particularly since the deadly shooting of oscar grant. >> another sexual assault near lake merit has some neighbors certainly on edge tonight. live in oakland with how women who visit that area regularly are taking these extra precautions. ann? >> reporter: allan, women i talked to today are being more careful while out here in oakland. police had their sexual assault units out here. extra patrols. even have an officer on foot talking to women and warning them and gathering intelligence. they are making it very clear that this is important to them. >> the later it gets the more dangerous it is. i used to have no fear about going out at night. i do now. >> reporter: a beau

dana, that's certainly coming up later in this newscast. >> all right, after many waited all day, it finally started snowing in the santa cruz mountains after 8:00 tonight. he was there the moment the flakes started. how was it? >> we have clear skies overhead and it's cold now, but it stopped snowing an hour and a half ago. but a much different story right around the 8:00 hour. all day long at the summit of highway 17, sat a lonely snowplow and disappointment. >> i'll be crazy bummed out by the end of the night if i have not experienced snow. >> stacey drove in 20 minutes from san jose, armed with her scarf and sweatshirt and waited and waited and waited. >> you know, there's a little place called lake tahoe. >> and you are totally the first person who brought that up to me today, or the fifth. what i thought was so cool is that i didn't have to go to tahoe. i could drive up the mountain and it would be there. >> and then at exactly 8:24 p.m., roberta, you were right. at 33 years old, this high school teacher has never seen snowfalling from the sky until now. >> do you see it? >> oh

. >> i'm dana king. it is not good publicity, but video of a violent mugging surfaced as san francisco is trying to lure a major tech company to that same neighborhood. it happened on stevenson and 6th street in san francisco's mid market area. joe vazquez has tape of the attack. >> a blogger named blue oz captured it on camera. this man and woman met early sunday, spent some time strolling through union square together, suddenly he turned on her. he ran away with her money. police are still looking for him. it happened on stevenson street just behind market and 6th. the mid market area. a man named og told me tonight he saw the whole thing, then he lit up his crack pipe and demanded money. when i told him i couldn't pay for an interview, he changed his mind and said he saw nothing. for years, this area has struggled. shoppers mingle with sidewalk ramblers. empty store fronts abound. others close early because they are worried for their safety. city leaders are hoping for resite liization. twitter has 30

>> reporter: that's right, dana. we have a picture here that perfectly illustrates the story we are talking about. behind me is a luxury condo sky rise. 23 stories. not a single light as you can see inside. the only light on the building, in fact, is a red light on the top so airplanes won't crash flew it. it was part of a grand plan to sell luxury condos here in downtown san jose but now because of the relate realities they are going to be converted to rentals. >> reporter: with the soring architecture and commanding views of silicon valley the residences seemed like a sure thing but by the time the luxury condo complex opened in downtown san jose the economy tanked and not one sale closed. john pinto has been selling real estate downtown for over 20 years. >> i'm sure it was viable six years ago when they planned it but now in the post-economic downturn world it is just not going to work. >> reporter: so the 23-story complex is going to plan b turning condos that started in the high 300,000s into rentals. no one wa

. >> reporter: dana, it is a little unusual for us to come to a rally in support of a revolution and then learn that the revolution is over, the people have won and now they are celebrating. that's what they are doing here at united nation's plaza, celebrating, not wanting to let go of this moment. egyptians everywhere are elated with their people's victory. >> absolute euphoria. elated. it is a proud moment for them. >> reporter: but are they too ufor euforic. >> egyptians have brought freedom to themselves a couple times before. hopefully they get it right this time. >> reporter: egyptians facing an uncertain future with a lot of possibilities. one may be a government formed by the tech savvy people that led the revolt. >> it is very uncertain what will happen. >> reporter: he works on middle east issues says there is also a chance the military may not want to relinquish power. >> we could see the muslim brotherhood come to power. this has traditionally been the most powerful opposition, although banned and underground movement in egypt. and the third option is one of chaos and pot

. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. if it is true, he could end up being the dirtiest cop in the bay area and one that they have seen in a long time. >> the commander of a special drug task force is in jail accused of selling the very drugs that he was supposed to be keeping off the streets. joe vazquez first broke this story on csfsf.com. >> reporter: as commander of the narcotics task force in contra costa, people have gotten to know him quite well. he has been the center of drug busts but now the special agent with the department of justice is in jail. sources close to the investigation say he was caught stealing drugs that were confiscated by his own officers. then was caught on video selling those drugs to an undercover informant in a sting known as a buy bust. also arrested was his long time friend chris butler, a high profile private investigator scene here on a recent segment of the "dr. phil show." this was covered with yellow tape today as investigators served a search warrant. butler employs a network of wome

y recuerda, como el instyler no daÑa el cabello como las planchas, puede peinar el area las veces que desee con resultados aun mas fabulosos. si quiere alisar el cabello ondulado, ondular el cabello lacio, darle cuerpo y volumen al cabello fino o domar una melena gruesa y aspera, el instyler es tan versatil y rapido que puedes transformar instantaneamente su apariencia y probar docenas de peinados diferentes en menos de 10 minutos. lacia y sexy, atrevida y con movimiento, divertida y con ondas, con el unico, el increible instyler rotating iron. >> anunciador: ¿cuanto pagaria para obtener el aparato mas increible creado para penar el cabello? ni siquiera lo piense, porque si llama en los proximos 30 minutos, puede probar el sorprendente rotating instyler durante 14 dias por solo $14.99. asi es, 14 dias con el cabello mas hermoso que haya tenido por solo $14.99. imagine poder peinarse en cuestion de minutos con la peloqueria pero en su propia casa. solo existe una forma de hacerlo. tome el telefono en este instante para probar el increible instyler, con la patente del diseÑo en tramit

these two records in oakland set back in 1963 when dana wasn't even born yet. meanwhile we had another record breaking temperature at 73 degrees set back in 2006 as far as when we broke that old record. so two more records here in the bay area. take a look. wow. east beg your pardon, isn't that lovely? >> yes. >> there was a little bit of a wind. and now it is kicking up out of the north gusting up to 21 million in throughout the delta and the strait. and talk more about that. but, boy, just take a nice view and take all of that in. the temperatures tumbling out of the 70s for tuesday back into the 60s. out and about this evening as soon as the sun did set at 5:39 the numbers fell down very rapidly. with that wind out of the north a chill in the air. upper 30s in throughout the tri- valley. you will notice 40s across the peninsula. mid-40s bay side. area of low pressure is now taken an inside trek. that low and the area of high pressure that has been firmly in place for over a week, it causes a tight squeeze on the two ridges here. so that's what we allude to a

dana? >> all right. mike sugarman, thank you. >>> well, most of san jose was there when the chief of police was announced. len ramirez is joining us from san jose for what's ahead for the city's new top cop. >> reporter: well, allan when the previous police chief rob davis announced he was stepping down last october there was a nationwide search. four candidates were brought into san jose for face-to-face interviews. it turns out all the city really had to do was going to the office next door. >> the candidate that rose to the top. >> reporter: it was the worst kept secret at city hall. >> one of san jose's own. i do presentto you chief chris warrener. [ applause ] >> reporter: but with career san jose cop chris moore now officially appointed as new chief of police the city manager says she got the best person for the job. >> chris brings an extraordinary combination of education, training and experience to the position. but more importantly, from my perspective, he brings character, integrity, intellect

i've got to tell you, allen, dana, snow on top as well. we will talk about totals for saturday and how much to expect coming up later in the broadcast. >> roberta, thank you very much. >>> the fishing season officially opened in the bay area today. and for one local lake you might call it a trout-a-polusa. the largest in years. don knapp on the fishermen's bounty. >> reporter: in 18 years of fishing san pueblo reservoir robert has never had better odds. the place with lots of trot. some 18,000 pounds of trout have been planted here. nearly eight times as many as usual. and some good sized ones too. >> one to two pounders. and the fish hatchery had extra fish so we loaded up. >> reporter: the reservoir is nearly filled and loaded with trout. this opening day at san pueblo reservoir presented some tough choices for fishermen. come get trout or stay home. real fishermen and women came out. so who are these folks? >> retired or die hard or got nothing else to do and the wife said get out of the house. >> which are you? >> i kind of fit into al

dana, back to you,. >> a very compassionate response. we don't think necessarily that $2 is a lot of money but when you don't have anything it is everything. >> reporter: indeed. that person we interviewed at the beginning of the story there he didn't have the money for his inbound ride to san jose today so he told me he walked about three miles. he did have the $2 for the ride home. >> mark sayer in san jose, thank you. >>> after four suspicious hours in 24 hours tonight police urging people in san francisco, especially in the castro district, be on alert for arsonists. the latest fire early this morning outside a home on 18th near noee street. arson investigators found a piece of plastic that was burning in front of a doorway. a neighbor put out the flames before firefighters got there about 4:15 a.m. >> the only thing i could grab was a teapot and i filled it up with water and it was just -- they had a screen on the front of their door to keep the bugs out and that's i guess what was burning. >> three other fires broke out in that sam

people were following me around they think i am dana king. it happens all the time. >> after ten minutes i turned around and i looked at him and said can i help you? yes, we want the superbowl forecast. >> people, it's raining outside and you want the superbowl forecast. okay. well, by the way, it is going to be near 60 and sunny in arlington on superbowl sunday. >> move your t.v. outside. >> they have a chance of snow on thursday. walnut creek 52. around the peninsula we have some clouds now rolling in at 53 degrees. in the low 50s. currently with clear skies we will notice some patchy areas of pockets of dense fog re developing north and east of the bay well inland. otherwise it's the marine layer that's now pushing onshore. we will have patches of the low clouds right there around the central bay as well. tonight overnight 35 to 47 degrees. high pressure is now building in with the passage of yesterday's storm will cause havoc in the midwest. and the eastern seaboard over the next couple of days. as far as we are concerned we are returning

all that and more at 6:00 allen. >> all right dana. >>> thanks for watching us at 5:00. next on "the cbs evening news" katie couric, a 13-year-old boy fighting bullies and a lesson we can all learn from something. >> looking forward to that. >> news and weather always.

between the two of them, dana, they face 48 criminal counts. >> wow. all right in martinez, joe vazquez, thank you. >>> well, are they gang members or not? the oakland city attorney thinks so and wants to stop them from hanging out in one particular part of town. a proposed injunction would prohibit ten gang members being on the streets in the fruitvale district after 10:00 p.m. in oakland. it would make it illegal to congregate there during the day. 20 showed up at a court hearing today to discuss the injunction. their lawyer said that many of the men are not even active gang members. >> i mean, i don't know how i got on this. i have never been convicted on a felony as an adult. i have no record as a result. >> i'm really mad. i feel like my community is under attack. >> this is not about putting them in jail. they have been there already. this is about allowing them an opportunity to remain in the community within committing crimes. it is on them. it is their choice. nothing happens with this injunction unless they violate it. >> well, a judge won't

we'll have that and a whole lot more at 6:00, allen. >> all right, dana. we'll see you then. >>> the romance began 50 years ago. now, 7 years ago on valentine's day they broke up but now, ken wants barbie back. that's right. america's most plastic couple may soon reunite. ken has taken out billboards, l.a. and new york, commissioned cupcakes declaring barbie as the only doll for him. there is even a website where you can vote whether they should get back together and, of course, the details of the couple's long romantic history. the ups and doof

that's the key though, dana, is the cause of death. right now we're not sure how he died or even if that's his body. but even say he died of natural causes and she buried him that's against the law but not as serious as if she had something to do with his murder perhaps. >> a lot of questions on this one. joe vasquez in novato, thank you. >>> we have new information just in from new zealand, the government is now reporting 98 people confirmed dead in the quake that hit the city of christchurch. 228 mara missing. the last person to be found alive was more than 24 hours ago. cruise have shifted to recovering bodies from the remains of a tv station. officers say up to 120 may be trapped upped that collapsed building. >>> with the widespread destruction that we have seen it makes you wonder about the city's approach to building safety. well new buildings in new zealand are built to california building codes. grace lee on what that means for us. >> reporter: survivors are still being pulled from the rubble in christchurch two days after the

congressional republicans are cu >>> i'm dana king. here is what we're working on for the 6:00 news. congressional republicans are trying to cut funding for planned parenthood. what those budget cuts could mean for bay area offices and why, for some, it is literally an answer to their prayers. >> right now it's a very unique, weird, i would say contradictory process. >> true or false, you can have food on b.a.r.t. why that answer may need some clarification and what you will pay if you get caught breaking the rules. that and more at 6:00 allen. >> all right dana, we'll see you then. cbs evening news. harry smith in for katie couric. cbssf.com. >> smith: tonight, libya's capital erupts. moammar qaddafi cracks down. but that d the protests. even some top government officials say it's time for the dictator to go. i'm harry smith. also tonight, mexico's drug war takes another ugly turn. new violence spreads through the tourist hub of acapulco. in the battle against extreme obesity, which surgery gets the best results? a new study has the a

. >>> i'm dana king. here's what we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. jerry brown just finished delivering his state of the state speech. we'll have highlights as well as reaction from a whole team of experts. and it's the big question in oakland: will the new police chief stick around? tonight some signs that his possible departure is giving him some serious leverage with the new mayor. in fact, you can measure it in police officers. that and much more at 6:00, allen. >> all right. we'll see you in 30 minutes, dana. thanks. >>> thanks for watching us at five. we have the cbs evening news with harry

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. >> i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. an emotional rollercoaster of a day. one cbs reporter described it as psychological whiplash president mubarak's speech that he would not resign, hundreds of thousands thought he would. it is friday morning in egypt right now and in the square protestors getting louder, chanting anti-mubarak slow governance, elisa bet palmer reports the next day or two will be telling. >> reporter: in the square they were in a frenzy of expectation. all evening there had been rumors president hosni mubarak was about to resign but when he appeared on state television it was with another half measure. >> translator: i have seen that it is required to delegate the powers and authorities of the president to the vice president. >> reporter: so he is not going anywhere. though he'll apparently continue as president in name only. but he did make some concessions. setting term limits for the presidency. re-establishing judicial oversight of elections, and loosening restrictions on who could run. however, he stopped short of lifting the hated sta

. >> i'm dana king. we're a few hours away from what egyptian protestors say will be a march of a million people. demonstrators working to force president hawaii knee mubarak out of office gained some major concessions today. the egyptian military has promised not to fire on them and the president is willing to speak with opposition about change. >> reporter: last week his words might have sounded like victory for the protestors. now, for this crowd, it's not enough. tell anyone who orders you to fire on us no. the demonstrators chanted. we are your people. the people who have found a voice and a place to call their own. liberation square has become, as one demonstrate tore called it. the moral heart of egypt. >> we will be here until he gets out. >> the atmosphere is a mixture of jamboree, mass picnic and religious faith. everyone right down to the very youngest understands the goal. please, mubarak. >> one group of lawyers is here because, eyman ga wany says they are fed up with corruption in the court

that and a whole lot more at 6:00, allen. >> all right, dana. we'll see you then. that's 30 minutes away. thanks for watching us now. coming up next "cbs evening news with katie couric" and as i promised, the very latest from egypt. and hosni mubarak's resignatio from office. have a great weekend. ubarak! >> couric: a new day in an ancient land. a people's revolution topples president of egypt. >> hosni mubarak has decided to step down. >> couric: after 18 days of protests, an eruption of euphoria. >> people are literally dancing in the streets. >> couric: for now, the military's in charge, but the u.s. calls for free and fair elections. >> but this is not the end of egypt's transition. it's a beginning. >> couric: tonight, "egypt, the road ahead."

. >>> i'm dana king. here's what we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. think of it as america's newest real estate market. >> it's the biggest thing since dot-com appeared. >> we are going to take another look at the ever changing world of technology and why the internet as you know it is over. >> we are also expecting president obama to land at sfo in about 15 minutes. we'll have more on his dinner plans with a who's who of silicon valley. and why the bay area's tech business isn't helping us like it used to. >> the technology is being developed here but the jobs have gone elsewhere. >> yup. that's right. why silicon valley is exporting what could be bay area jobs. we'll have that and much more at 6:00, allen. >> all right. we'll look for that and you, dana. thanks. >>> "cbs evening news with katie couric" is next. inside an ambitious new approach that could prevent alzheimer's disease. that and more. good night. >>> caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >> couric: tonig middle east ally faces growing unrest. this time bahrain, where the

we'll have that and much more at 6:00, allen. >> thank you, dana. we'll get another look at weather, too, coming up then. and is this the early valentine's day? you're wearing red. >> wearing a red dress day a little bit late. that was on friday, right? >> or both. >> it works. >>> "cbs evening news with katie couric" is coming up next. and it

the complicated funding system that >>> i'm dana king. tonight communities fight to save their caltrain stations. but do you know how caltrain works? the complicated funding system that keeps those trains running and why the money just doesn't add up now. and speaking of big money, if you thought their salaries were shock, wait until you see the e- mails. from the city of bell, some quotes that you couldn't even make up. we'll have that and much more at 6:00, allen. >> that will be great. thank you, dana. thanks for watching at five. the "cbs evening news with katie couric" is next. is the fda approving medical devices that could put you in danger? we are back in a half hour. you didn't wear red, roberta. >> couric: tonight, the knives are out and the battle begins over how to cut the federal deficit. and the republicans are fighting not only the president but one another. i'm katie couric. also tonight, it's not over in the middle east. egyptians take to the streets again. this time demanding better pay. and anti-government protests spre

"i'm still trying to formulate it - i'm trying >>> i'm dana king. here's what we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. the police chief has a plan for taking on gangs. so why is that plan on hold? >> i'm still trying to formulate it. i'm trying to make sure that it's not too broad of an area and that young people that are -- we have the injunctions against are actually our targets. >> another clash of crime, politics and personalities in oakland. how the latest battle is complicating one simple goal, which is keeping the streets safe. we'll have that and more at 6:00, allen. >> see you in 30 minutes, dana. thanks. >>> "cbs evening news with katie couric" is next. and the news, weather, is always on cbssf.com. >> couric: tonight, the drug wars hit home as u.s. agents are the targets of a deadly ambush in mexico, and the hunt is on for the hit men. i'm katie couric. also tonight, a cbs news exclusive: what are believed to be pictures of hosni mubarak fleeing cairo after he was forced from the presidency of egypt. american fishermen say they're be

be scared, dana. buddy's wife, lisa, starts the clock. >> it's go time. >> reporter: then, the chaos starts. our plan involved cookie cutters. on buddy's side, he was using paint rushes. jared made a heart like a champ. i was feeling good, until we got to the ten-minute mark. oh, my golly. when the cake turned and i saw buddy's rosette sculpture thing, i broke out in a cold sweat. the next ten minutes were piping bags and cake steamers and cookie cutters. i made an impressive rose. but not nearly as impressive as buddy's. and i'm not naming names. but one of our teammates may have sabotaged a smidge. mason, don't take it off. did you take it off? with one minute left -- >> guys, one minute left. >> reporter: a bouquet of expert flowers sprout up on buddy's cake. >> three, two, one. time's up. >> reporter: yay. we did well. the finished product, pretty impressive, if i do say so myself. this is our cake. this is buddy's. being good sports, we shook hands at the end. good game. >> good game, big guy. >>

>> high dana, the pressures are falling throughout the bay area, wind out of the south, rain coming down, approaching an inch in marin and a half inch on the peninsula. fairly strong cells extending through southern marin and the latest on the cold front, that's the important thing, we're not going to see snow until this works its way farther south. in fact at this hour temperatures are about 1 to 3 degrees warmer than they were 24 hours ago at this time, when the cold front powers through, that's when we're looking to get a dusting of snow friday night, saturday morning, we've got light to moderate rain scattered throughout the bay area, if you're not above 5,000 feet you don't have a chance of getting snow before 4:00 tomorrow morning, why show you this to you from 24,000 miles, joe is standing by in santa marina, what's it look like there. >> i have been listening to you and roberta all week. you have been saying it and a lot of factors have to come together to make snow. they haven't come together perfectly here yet. we're looking at a light rain here in downtown st. helena, people a

. >> i'm dana king. >> it must have been quite the dinner party. president obama is still in the bay area tonight. >> yup. he had din we are the best mind of silicon valley. linda yee reports, usually business leaders are trying to get the president's attention, tonight it's the other way around. >> reporter: he is here for a high-tech summit, a dinner with the inknow vacationtors of successful silicon valley companies. the white house says he is seeking council with people like 26-year-old facebook founder mark zuckerberg, apple leader steve jobs and google's eric schmitt. this is the white house looking at technology to get america back to work. >> he doesn't really care how facebook works or ow they are going to design the next iphone, he is here to see how the company's grow in the middle of the worst recession ever, we're having great years. facebook x policing, apple exploding through the recession, google booming through the recession. >> reporter: noise imus sith security measures and the inconvenience of closed roads surrounded the wood si

that so many cases are now in jeopardy, dana. you've got detectives investigating a private detective now and a police officer in jail arrested by the very agency he works for. the department of justice. which at this point does not plan on calling outside investigators in but you could hear the public defender who we just interviewed or some others calling for an outside agency. >> joe vazquez, thank you. >>> tonight investigators say people who pass through san jose's airport were ripped off for nearly half a million dollars. the prime suspect a former ticket agent for american airlines. mark sayer on how prosecutors say she stole money and what she did with it. >> reporter: prosecutors allege this crime began in december of 2007 and went all the way through october of last year. the victims unsuspecting american airline passengers. the woman is being charged in a credit card scamming operation that goes back three years. slee is a former ticket counter agent where she would handle customers' credit cards and allegedly stole th

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. >> and i'm dana king. in a very short state of the state speech jerry brown laid out the problems in california. a governor wants to put a key part of his budget plan to a vote. hey, mark. >> reporter: hey, dana as promised by the governor himself the speech was short

dana perino. [applause] >> look what i did. there i go. torry fleischer was press secretary at a remarkable time in our history, 9/11, the war in iraq. among other things he is deeply entranced-sports. ari fleischer. [applause] finally, as i mentioned when she became the first female white house press secretary, dee dee myers took a job -- i am having trouble with these monetarists -- at a very important time. [laughter] we are off to a great start. ladies and gentlemen, dd miers. [applause] >> i am going to sit down and try to be safe here. how many watched the super bowl last night? [applause] how many green bay fans do we have? how many steelers fans do we have? i will put you on the spot. none of us raised a hand because we learned to not take sides. >> before the game barack obama sits down with bill o'reilly of fox news for another contest, a secretary is, good idea or bad idea. >> great idea. it is live and there is no editing. everybody in america is in a good mood. bill o'reilly knew that. i thought president obama answered wonder

dana perino. [applause] ok. >> while. -- wow. fleischer was press secretary at a difficult time in our history. [applause] finally, as i mentioned, when she became the first female white house press secretary, dee dee myers -- my goodness. i am having a hard time with these monitors. we are off to a great start, are we not? [laughter] ladies and gentlemen, dee dee myers. [applause] i am going to sit down and be safe. well, how many was the super bowl last night? [applause] how many green bay fans do we have? how many steelers fans do we have? i will not put you on the spot. >> we learned to not take sides on a question like that. [laughter] >> before the game, barack obama sits down with, of all people, bill o'reilly of fox news for another contest -- press secretaries -- good idea or bad idea? >> it was a great idea. >> why? >> millions of people watching. there was no editing. bill o'reilly had a chance to ask a couple of questions. i thought for the debt obama answered wonderfully. he was the person we remember from the 2008 c

dana made a good point that you are caught in this position. the geography for those who have watched the "west wing," the back door of the office that all four of us had, you walk out of it and 25 feet away you are with the president yelling at you about how bad the presses. you are literally just -- juxtaposed between these actors. you have to try to keep both halves of that happy. it is a very tricky thing to do because you will not make your colleagues from the white house happy. you can never make the press corps happy because they are always bitching about something. it is a formula for having to establish a way in which people get your queues of what you are trying to -- >> do you feel you have lied on behalf of the president? >> because on that i said here is the state and i have. i was very conscious since i did not know what the whole truth wa i never went beyond a statement that was approved by lawyers. it was a very uncomfortable thing. i prided myself on being on top of the informational and giving it to the american people come ba