more towards a permanent police surveillance state well here to decide is jason berman he's a documentary filmmaker and seton motley president of less government sort of the patriot act seton osama bin laden is dead why do we need the patriot act still because he wasn't the only terrorist on the planet what is the patriot act done to combat terrorism you know it's one of those things where you can't prove a negative you know i'm not for one to include with reopening of the patriot act i'm certainly for looking at it i certainly want to sluice of you apply to terrorists all the stuff about domestic surveillance and all that is highly ridiculous and highly dubious unless and course the domestic surveillance is tied into somebody's overseas or someone who the f.b.i. is had gone and said hey we need to follow this person but it's been shown that it has been grossly misused by the f.b.i. where they have engaged in warrantless wiretapping tapping without even going through any legal proceedings or even showing that it's warranted we get this information so i want to ask you case then if it's so

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here to explain the numbers jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >> how are you? it's confusing to reconcile those kinds of numbers with more jobs coming online. but also at the same time, the unemployment rate rising. that's what we saw in april of. 244,000 jobs added to the economy. yet at the same time, the jobless rate rose from 8.8 to 9%. the simplest way to put that is that more people started working for work again. a lot of people had pulled out of the job hunt and as a result that's pushing the unmillennium rate down. but with more people back online the rate increase as a result of that. we did see job gains across a number of industries so that was encouraging but if there is one thing that's still not very rosy about any of this wage growth is still nonexistent. hourly earnings rose just .1% to $22.95. that's a key issue when it comes to inflation for the federal reserve. if it doesn't see wage growth increase all that much, it's not going to be as hot to increase interest rates. wall street cheered the report. we have had a number of economic reports

to can be added to that list that's one thing that he and jason haven't done and jason terry and. shawn marion you know in stock eventually get some guys were some very decorated careers here. that have taken on different types of of roles on a team that's. billed as a strength and numbers type team le bron james gay numerous critics when he decided to leave cleveland enjoying the way wade and chris bosh in miami last summer many question the king's competitive drive after he teamed up with two other superstars the results speak louder than words a show stopping for one serious win over chicago in the eastern finals putting an exclamation point on a trying season few teams have the defensive personnel to match up with three of the league's best basketball players in their prime the mavericks only those be forced to play zone defense waiting patiently until the stars enter their protected domain to heat our shoes favorites but they've been playing a different style of basketball than expected. the fence and solid game plan and their trump cards as opposed to the expected barrage of

jason terry led the bench. the bench scored 81. the lakers scored 84. we'll crown a new champion in the nba, and we'll be back after this. >> ( rooster crows ) >> by 2020, 50 billion network devices will roam the earth. that's seven devices per person. this will change how we work in ways we've never before imagined. what do you need to secure your people, their devices, and your business? a network that can evolve and grow to protect your human network. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with greasy fast food, what are you really getting? instead, lighten up with a refreshing subway orchard chicken salad sub overflowing with fantastic flavorocity and -- amazingly -- 8 grams of fat. part of a subway fresh fit meal. subway. eat fresh. >> mike: mike tirico, hubie brown. final thought as we watch phil jackson's career come to an end, in all likelihood. the kids here, you get a sense, it truly is the end, and the mavericks moving to the western final for the fourth time in franchise history. >> hubie: they showed us why it's 4-0. they did it first class. by that, w

this is officer jason frederickson, a s.w.a.t. officer and a member of the narcotics team. and someone that is described as an extreme disappointment. >> it is believed that jason frederickson provided marijuana to a resident of san leandro for the purpose of sale. >> reporter: the police say he provided the marijuana to a confidential informant, a woman police say she was romantically involved with. >> it is one person making a mistake in judgment. >> reporter: defense attorney harry stark says that the case is circumstance substantial. >> it is someone who had the blood, sweat, and tears of san leandro on his uniform when he was the first officer on the scene to find his fallen colleague who was shot to death back in 2005. >> reporter: police confirm frederickson, nine years on the force was well respected among officers. he was placed on paid leave in march. the chief says it is not clear where the marijuana came from. >> we believe this is an isolated incident and there is no evidence connecting any other san leandro police officer or local or federal law enforcement ag

jason, do you think this is the beginning of the end for al qaeda? >> i think the beginning of the end of al qaeda started a while ago, largely in around 2005, 2006, when it became very clear that their key strategy, which was to radicalize and mobilize very large numbers of people in the islamic world, wasn't working. from around that date, after a surge of sympathy for al qaeda during and after the war in iraq, the invasion in iraq, we saw from that period, from 2005, 2006, all the polls showing that the support for their message, for their methods, for bin laden himself, was dropping away. so, in a sense, this is a product of the end of al qaeda, without the lack of support that pushed bin laden out of areas where he might have been more secure, this wouldn't have happened. >> jason, insofar as anybody can know this organization, you know it pretty darn well. is there any other figure, do you think, who can exercise the symbolic power that bin laden did within that network? >> no, there isn't. bin laden was one of a kind. he combined an extraordin

[applause] and representing at&t we have jason chan. jason? jason is probably busy making phone calls. right here. [applause] and representing bank of america, rosana lunge. [applause] and representing croft , ron lowe, ron? [applause] we have mcdonald's and their representative did not make it and the last one on the list, ross bargo who has been with us for many years, tracy tran, tracy? [applause] tracy has not made it yet. so really, thank you very much. and for joining us and hope to see you again next year. and it's so special that our new police chief is with us. and would you like to say a few words? [applause] >> i don't think that that was actually a question. [laughter] i'm just really pleased to be here. i wasn't prepared to say anything. but just the culture and what it does for the community, it really does leave me without much to say other than thank you for everybody does. and thanks for having me. [applause] >> thank you, chief. and thank you, claudine. i hope you were able to meet some. greeters in the lobby before the event

let's go to jason carroll over at ground zero in new york. big crowd over there, jason? >> reporter: wolf, the crowd keeps growing with every passing minute. it's absolutely incredible. i want you to get a sense of what it is like. people bringing flags and all of a sudden will you hear chairs and people singing, god bless america chants, usa. it's really like a celebration that just keeps growing and growing. i want to introduce you to someone right now. this is bob gibson. bob is a retired new york city police officer and in fact his son is also a police officer. this night holds special significance for you. you lost people, people that you know on 9/11. tell me why this night is significant for you. >> because i never thought this night would come when we would actually kill bin laden and thank the lord he's been eliminated poll loitely. >> i think a lot of people in new york feel like this night, this day would never come. obviously you feel that way as well. for years i said it will happen t. will happen ait never happened. but a lot of us finally gave up and it di

jason, thanks very much. jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> jason, thanks. >>> after a decade of controversy very, the fda is take some major steps to curb the use of a diabetes drug because of its heart attack risk. starting in november, avandia will be available only by mail order at select pharmacies. patients must also be informed of its risks. it increases the chance of a heart attack or stroke by nearly 40%. >>> you could be wasting money every day and you probably don't know it. >> you think okay just let me try it today, tomorrow and all of a sudden it all adds up. that's according to a new report by cnn. among the biggest money wasters, atms. you can spend as much as $5 in fees every time you use an out of network atm. >> guilty as charged. also on the list, the lottery. people can spend up to $20 a week on scratch tickets. and boy, am i guilty here. gourmet coffee is another big one. the average person spends $8 buck when they visit coffee shops. a guy wrote a book called the automati

detective jason frederickson pleaded not guilty in court today. laura anthony has that story. >> we believe that officer frederickson was acting alone in the case. >> reporter: the san leandro police chief announced criminal charges filed against a veteran officer jason frederickson. >> on march 18, 2011 i was personally notified that jason frederickson could be involved in criminal activity involving the distribution of marijuana. >> reporter: frederickson turned himself in just afternoon today. the vice and narcotic officer is charged with one felony count for providing one pound of marijuana to a police informant. >> officer frederickson had a personal relationship with the confidential informant in the case. and that confidential informant was an active informant with the san leandro police department. >> this is what i would call a dangerous liaison. really romantic indiscretion gone good and botten complicated with marijuana. >> officer frederickson was the first officer on the scene when officer niemi was gunned down. >> this is a complicat

jason giambi homered in each of his first three at-bats, 7 rbis, surprisingly giambi's first three-home run game. the rockies win 7-1. >>> kevin durant, check out. duran you the la scored 24 as they win that game, series 1 apiece. no chance for a save, the bruins take a 2-games to 1 lead, a 2-0 victory. of course san jose sharks will try to make it 2-1 in their series tomorrow night. stay out of the penalty box. >> right. i agree. >> 53 minutes yesterday in penalties, oh boy. >> yeah. >> exciting time in sports, nba playoffs, nhl playoffs, baseball. >> thank god there are no nfl mini camps. who needs those anyway to report on. >> we'll tell you more at 11:00. see you then. >> see you. >>> if your mother is 45 orr older, take this online test. >> find it at cbs5/bone. this osteoporosis, find it and prevent fractures, as we age, our bones weaken and loss density. >> 70% of people with osteoporosis have never been screened. that means they are at risk for a life-changing fracture and don't each know it. >> in fact, the national institutes of health consider osteopoe rose assistant one of t

let's go to jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. we're all for pizza, jason. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. apparently, golden gate capital of san francisco like california pete's kitchen so much it decided to bit chain and all the pizzas that cpk makes. the deal pour $470 million an 11% premium. but cpk's closing price yesterday, they have 265 restaurants, the board has already approved the deal. you can probably understand y it's not been all that great sailing for cpk over the past couple of years. in the 1st quarter its revenue was down. same-store sales fell over 2%. that despite the overall casual dining industry showing some improvement coming out of recession so the board saw a chance to make some money and jumped on it. >>> if you thought there was excitement over linkedin's i po last week, just wait for zynga. it makes games like farmville and mafia wars and now cityville is going to file or an ipo as early as this week. it has a market value on the secondary markets where private shares are traded of more tha

coming up, we are going to get an update from jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com to find out what it all means. promise me low prices. and stick to it. like seriously low prices. [ male announcer ] at safeway, we made a promise of low prices. and we're keeping it. [ female announcer ] take our fantastic club card specials like sweet strawberries, 2 pound packages are only $2.97 each. i need to know that when i'm here, the low prices will be too. monday, tuesday, everyday. i'm a big fan of everyday. [ male announcer ] and with thousands of everyday low prices, you'll save all over the store. [ female announcer ] low prices you can count on. at safeway, that's our promise. that's ingredients for life. >>> today will probably be the warmest day that we'll see this week with plenty of sunshinage blue skies around the bay inland. today's the day to get outside if you can. out the door mild conditions as we start the day in the 40s and 50s. clear in the inland spots and at the bay a little bit of patchy fog at the coast and this afternoon, looking good. sunny skies, we are getting

we will talk with jason brooks in a few minutes find the latest at cbssf.com. >>> it is 6:43 a.m. on your monday let's get you up- to-date with traffic and weather here is christy with more. >>> thanks frank. if you liked the weather this weekend you will love it today beautiful sunny skies in store mild start to the day, 48 and san raphael. 53 fairfield, 49 concord, 47 liver more and fremont and 51 redwood city and san jose by this afternoon warming up nicely 79 fairfield and concord, 80 liver more, cooling along the bay shore -- along the bay shore and coast, offshore flow, we will see warmer temperatures as you continue, 61 san raphael, 77 napa and 77 santa rosa. let's go to elizabeth. >> thank you back out to chopper 5. live from the east shore freeway showing us traffic is a little busy as you pass golden gate field, westbound 280 traffic still only a 20 minute drive time from the carcenas bridge. out to liver more westbound 580, approaching north liver more avenue. just clear to the right shoulder traffic still stacking up to at least north flip so our drive time is growing,

for the rockies' jason giambi, those three things are home runs. had a hand in all the rockies runs and speaking of threes, giambi is the third player this season to hit a hat trick of homers. rockies roll, 7-1. >>> finally, seattle is not known for the sun, but don't tell that to the angels' torre hunter. carlos piguero, high fly to center. easy play for hunter. easy for me to say. lost it in the sun. in came the winning run. not exactly the way they drew that up, but they'll take it. the suns shining of the mariners, they won it, 2-1. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> a surprise return to the big screen for one blockbuster favorite, this time in 3d. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, normally only one lucky hard working student qualifies to graduate at the top of the class. normally. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. >>> today is going to be one of the most beautiful spring days we've had. it will be gorgeous. california along the coas

>> jon: jason jones. [ male announcer ] for 5 bucks, you can get a sub. or...you can get all this. kfc's $5 everyday meals. like two pieces of original recipe. your choice of sides, biscuit and a medium drink. 5 for 5 bucks every day. today tastes so good. welcome back. my guest tonight, a new film called last night. >> wat are you doing here? >> i have some work here. i can't believe it. >> it's been a while. how are you? >> i'm fine. i just can't believe you're here. how did you know i'd be here? >> i keep tabs on you. >> serious. >> so am i. christmas cards have a return address on them. >> what if i had moved. >> you haven't. >> how long are you in new york for? >> i leave tomorrow. >> jon: he kills her. in the movie. oops! please welcome back kiera knightley. ( cheers and applause ) obviously he does not kill you in the movie. >> he obviously doesn't. >> jon: a comical thing to say. >> yes. i just googleed santorum. i feel like my innocence has been taken away. it's the use of the word "frothy" that i think is quite.... >> jon: can i say something very quickly about that. >> d

jason jones filed this heart- breaking report on a once great american city rendered unununwrecks on niceable. sfroo san francisco has schools that are facing $100 million in cutbacks and now there's this. >> san francisco didn't even make it into the top ten on a new survey of the gayest cities in america. >> yes, san francisco, the city that flew the nation's first rainbow flag and is the birth place of the rusty trombone, has fallen behind orlando, pittsburgh and even st. louis. their city symbol is a giant vagina. the ranks have left gay san franciscans like tim selig outraged. >> san francisco is "the" inundisputed leader of gay cities. >> you're not. you're number 11. >> no, we are the gayest. >> reporter: just how gay is san francisco? one look around and you see that they're certainly number one in hacky gay puns and cartoonish gay sex shops. if i squint, that's kind of gay. >> maybe. >> well, if you take the gag out and put somebody's (blank beep) in your mouth instead, is that gay enough for you. >> sure it's colorful, fun, and flamboyant but the whole thing seemed like a h

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joining now, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. are you going to fly hong kong airlines, my friend? >> i wouldn't mind a trip to hong kong but i behave. i wouldn't worry about getting chopped in the face although that is the reaction from investors today to a report from adp who track private payrolls and they said that there was growth of 179,000 jobs in april. but that was about 21,000 under expectation. and adp is rosier than the labor department's report later on the job market. we are seeing this basically as probably a reaction from companies nervous about higher fuel prices. most corporate reports that have been coming in with companies dealing with higher commodity costs are seeing bottom lines chewed away might be keeping them from hiring as many people as expected. of course, we need job growth to continue in order for the economic recovery to really take hold. wall street not too happy about that report. another story out this morning is making wall street rosier and that's to deal with the chip business. applied materia

sizzler. >> jason loll only knows how to win, in national champion in high school and sacramento. saturday night he won his fourth college championships. the bears were 26 overall and you talk. a good friend of mine used to play rugby. they won the title over byu a hostile environment. you must've felt like my gosh! we're all of my friends. >> it was a high style game. >> 63 and 240 lbs. why not football why rugby? >> i played at the defensive in but to continue on at the collegiate level i was a little undersized, but honestly when i started to play rugby i fell in love with it. i was presented an opportunity to play at uc berkeley. >> why is cal dominant? what is it about rugby that no one else can touch? >> absolutely, i think it starts with the front office and that is all of our coaches. the kind of atmosphere that they build, it is unprecedented. it goes back to about 127 years to those before us, it is just a symbol. >> really quick, do you think you will lose the program with all the talk about knocking out baseball and rugby. >> we would worried at first, but one coach to

coming up we are going to get an update from jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. ,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. markets today. >>> breezy in the bay area. conditions temperature-wise still below average for this time of the year. the good news is we have plenty of sunshin instore. partly cloudy out the door this morning. temperatures as you make your way outside are in the high 40s and low 50s and you will definitely feel breezes along the bay shores and at the coast and you will continue to feel those breezes into today in the afternoon. conditions in our warmest spots only making it to the low 70s certainly cooler at the bay in the 60s and at the coast keeping it cool there in the high 50s. we are seeing gust as high as 30 mi

we'll talk with jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. jason, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sydnie. good morning, frank. yeah, that's the kind of number comparison that can make you scratch your head. how can we have a huge gain in jobs yet see the unemployment rise at the same time? we saw a big gain, 244,000 jobs added to the economy last month according to the labor department and that was much bigger than expectations. about 60,000 over what we were expecting to see because jobless claims had really risen over the past four weeks seeing big spikes in three of those four weeks. as a result, the overall unemployment rate rose from 8.8 to 9%. the reason for that, more people simply coming back and looking for work. they were added to the rolls of people looking for work and as a result unemployment benefits went up in respect to that. it was a healthy gain and good to see because the number of other economic signals have been somewhat sour over the past couple of weeks. we saw the manufacturing and service sectors each slow th

jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com is the guy behind us. what about the coffee. >> reporter: i'm not behind the increase! just want to make that clear. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's another painful reality of what grocery companies are going through with rising costs for different commodities. coffee beans have shot up in price over the past year for a number of reasons. higher demand as well as bad weather affecting worldwide crops. schmuckers is raising prices on its brands including folger's, dunkin' donuts, grocery store brand, and mill stone by 11%. this is the fourth increase by them on those particular brands in just the past year. they raised them 10% earlier this year, 9% last august. so we're really watching our grocery bills go up as companies try to make up for those higher costs and they have to pass them on to consumers at some point as their profit margins get squeezed. >>> yahoo is hoping to tap into the social networking to get more people to stay on its site longer. it already started to revamp its email service last year

been filed against one of her veteran officers, jason frederickson. >> on march 18, 2011, i was personally notifyd that he could be involved in criminal activity involving the distribution of marijuana. >> reporter: frederickson turned him afl in just afternoon today. the vice and narcotics officer is charged with one fellly count for providing one count of marijuana to a police informant. >> he provided marijuana for the purpose of sales and that was a confidential informant. >> this is about one person, in fact, what i would would call a dangerous liaison. >> reporter: in 2005, frederickson was the first officer on the scene when san leandro police offier in dan niemi was gunned down. both he and his wife are on paid administrative leave. >> this is a complicated family situation. it is more than unfortunate. i don't represent her. she has separate counts and i really can't speak to what is or isn't going on with her. >> reporter: now, cheryl frederickson was named the 2007 dispatcher of the year in san leandro. her department is investigating some administrative matter related to her bu

but it is a decision that does president sit well with the wife of 9/11 pilot jason daal. lisa amin gulezian is live with the story. >> the president decided not to released the photos because it could incite violence against troops and citizens. so he says they can do more harm than good. >> we don't trot out this stuff astro fees. >> that's the final word from the white house. the public will not see photos of a photo of dead bin laden. they say they are graphic and bloody. some say it is him lying at a compound on a u.s. base in afghanistan and the deck of the care craft carrier where his body was dropped into the north arabian sea. it contridicts what leon pineta said yesterday. >> the bottom line is we got bin laden and we have to reveal to the rest of the world the fact that we were able to get him and kill him. >> sandy could not agree more. her husband was the pilot on united flight 93. >> i personally think they should be released just to put things to rest. i don't think we need to gloat over them. i think there needs to be proof out there. >> but u.s. officials

we are going to get an update from kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks. coming up. stay with us. ,, california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. >>> we are going to leave those umbrellas behind today. it's going to be a dry day still. there are some clouds moving across our skies early on this morning. but we are going to see a few of those clouds passing through but plenty of sunshine mixed in between. looks like a pretty decent day today if you're headed out. with that in mind, partly cloudy this morning, 40s and 50s. by the afternoon, going to sneak in a lot of sunshine, couple of clouds moving by. temperatures cooler than normal but comfortable in most spots well into the 60s inland, a lo

joey and jason lefler. jason got me in the car with him around the track. here's a little sneak peek of what that was like. okay. i'm cheesing. that's the one on the left where all you see is teeth because i'm cheesing the whole time. i loved it. we went 170 miles per hour. loved it. anyway, i sat down with jason and joey face to face. we are going to bring that to you next month. just really what it is to be a race car driver. is there not a better profess n profession, to be a race car driver. they are going to talk about it. they started at a very early age. they are going to talk about the evolution of the sport. what it is to be an elite athlete. >> what did it feel like? >> it was invigorating. better than any roller coaster ride. better than any kind of jet flying. it's awesome. >> did you get to do one lap yourself? >> no. >> there's this other fascinating story out there. we are talking about fans of marilyn monroe. we are going to love to hear that there are other images of her as norma jean. never-before-seen pictures. these new photos were bough

john milsap, lance bayer, jason nitutski, em -- amelia luceon. >> good evening. mark misch -- mitchell. the labor representative with the california nurses association representing the nurses at the cal campus of st. luke's and in san mateo county. one of the observations i made sitting here is in all the renderings there were no scars -- cars and i think the street scapes and placid, you know, atmosphere will actually be very different since van ness is u.s. highway 1. it is the way that i go when i go up to november ato to visit those nurses -- novato to visit those nurses and i know it does not look like that during waking hours. the other observation i wanted to make as someone who just toured the mills peninsula which is going to open this sunday, built by sutter as -- tanned -- and has a very similar aesthetic and the state is actually considering thrage it because they put the -- put the lab and food service in a different building not built to the seismic standards not required of an acute care facility. so there's glitches. when they say there are two se

okay, jason starts out with the multigrain roll. ooh. alyson's stuffing her pita with, yes, spinach! a great source of iron. jason isn't skimping on the protein, adding plenty of smoked turkey. looks like alyson's putting the finishing touches with crispy red bell peppers for a dose of vitamin a. (buzzer blares) time! (bells ding) it looks like we have a tie. we'll need to call in our special guest referee. oh! now these are what i call quick, delicious lunches. whole grain breads, a whole variety of ingredients-- there are so many different ways to build delicious, healthy sandwiches. these two get high marks in every category. i'd say you're both winners. yeah! (laughs) (first lady michelle obama) america... (all) let's get healthy together! >>> studies have shown that teens in the u.s. are lagging behind their peers from other countries when it comes to math and science. that's why one city is trying to encourage its students to get psyched about science. los alamos, new mexico, has been hosting a yearly event called the "next big ide

. >> edie falco mixes it up with jennifer jason leigh. >> i bring out how i feel. >> ben stiller took singing and piano lessons in the house of blue leaves. >> it was birds, now not blue leaves. >> stiller plays artie shaughnessy, a zoo keeper. >> edie plays a schizophrenic wife, aptly named bananas. >> i grabbed bob hope, i pushed spellman into the back seat, get in i'll take you where you want to go. >> she says research was not necessary for this role. >> i know all about bananas, she is crazy. >> stiller's mystery is the downstairs neighbor bunny. >> i know, i don't know them, but i mean i know. >> played by jennifer jason leigh. >> it's so shocking, you know, it's so funny and then not funny at all. >> reporter: this dark comedy set in 1965 during the pope's visit to new york city has special meaning for stiller, his mother star in the original stage production 40 years ago. he was in the first revival 25 years ago, playing ronnie, artie's son. stiller says the play still resonates. >> themes in the play about fame and celebrity and need for validation in our culture is as releva

she eem soon be there in a dress designed especially for her by jason wu, the same jason wu who designed michelle obama's dress for the inauguration. >> ooh, that's gorgeous. check it out. >> reporter: a one-of-a-kind. perks of being a super model. >> the lindsey dress. we're calling this the lindsey. >> it's so beautiful jason. thank you so much. >> reporter: the next time we see wixon, we're in wichita and it's prom night. >> how do you stay grounded? >> i come home. i come home and i do yoga and i cook. >> reporter: in some ways she is a normal teenager. >> is this your room? >> this is my room, but it's really messy. >> belts, necklaces. >> what is going on in here? >> reporter: in other ways, not so much. >> this is it, right? >> yeah, this is my car. >> your 16th birthday present. >> to herself. look at the license plate, wickson bought the convertalable with money she made from the miu-miu ad campaign. take a look at her closet. >> this is one of the coolest, mark jacobs. >> reporter: a dift from the designer her seflt. it's this designer dress she'll wear to the prom. >> everybod

for 38-year-old former cal bear jason kidd, this is likely the oakland native's last shot at a title. he was not about dallas the last too many they faced the heat. that was in 2006. in back to back years, he was on new jersey nets teams that also lost both shots at a championship. now kidd knows the experience on their side but it will take much more than just that. >> patience is one thing. and also, just understanding the game of basketball can be very nice and cruel at the same time. so you have to, we're enjoying this moment but we have to try to find a way to win four games. >> so you hope jason gets a shot at it. keep in mind the nhl finals, vancouver and boston, though the sharks aren't there, they're here. whether we like it or not, it's wednes00 5:., p.m r5:00 p.m nbc bay >> i'm ignoring it. p >>> million of americans celebrated memorial day their way. >> in los angeles today, they celebrated in the buff. well, almost in the buff. but buff was the name of the game it's a muscle beach. body build contestants competed from all over the world. many members of the armed forces.

an update from jason brooks coming up ,,,,,,,,,,,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. point-three trillion dollars. >>> today the government reached its legal debt limit, $14.3 trillion. only congress can raise the debt ceiling but republican leaders are fight being president obama how much to cut spending. timothy geithner said congress has to act by early august or the country won't be able the pay all its debts. >> tensions between a silicon valley giant and internet partner in china brewing up. >> here is jason brooks. good morning. >>> good morning sydnie and frank a joint statement coming from yahoo! and alibaba the e commerce giant in china that yahoo! own as 43% stake saying they are committed to resolving differences after the revelation

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jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com has more. >> reporter: authorities in seoul raiding google offices as well as another company saying google may have been illegally collecting and storing data from user smart phones, the same story here in the u.s. users have to opt in for the information and it makes it anonymous after it's collected. apple under fire for this but defending itself saying users have to opt in, that makes the data anonymous. they say they will have a software fix for a bug that also includes data for users who haven't opted in. >>> apple unveiling the also imac computer says they will be 70% faster than the prior line. it also says the graphics will be 3 times as fast as the prior versions. the main chips will be made by intel and the graphics coming from advanced microdevices. apple's mac sales not in the same level as iphones or even ipads to some degree have been very strong. they are up 28% in the 1st quarter. we are seeing the impact of rising commodity prices on company's bottom lines. clorox says its profits fell 8% in the prior quarter. revenue up a l

coming up we'll get an update from jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, man: everybody knows you should save for retirement, but what happens when you're about to retire? woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we worked together to create a plan to help our money last. woman: so we can have the kind of retirement we want. now, you know how this works. just stay on the line. oh, yeah. fidelity investments. turn here. gas prices are falling. and >>> certainly seeing some sprinkles out there as you make your way out the door this morning. overcast conditions. our camera here in san francisco picking up raindrops on the lens and it's gray out there. we are going to see more showers later on this afternoon and into the evening. but as you make your way out the door this morning, conditions sitting in the high 40s to low 50s. we are seeing some delays at sfo this morning because of these weather conditions. only sprinkles this morning. this afternoon widespread rain pickin

jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com has more. >> reporter: good morning. things heating up for barnes & noble on the selling block for almost a year and now it may finally have a deal that its board of directors like. liberty media which owns a number of different organizations including encore, st arz, it's offering a million dollars to take over barnes & noble. things may not be so bleak. it's biggest brick and mortar competitor borders has been closing stores left and right. and also barnes & noble has the nook ereader which has done fairly well and that's an absolute key in trying to capture that ebook market amazon just reported this week that for the first time it sold more ebooks than printed books. things are awfully tough for san francisco-based gap and its three major changes including old navy and banana republic. it's had problems with sales and now it says that its costs are continuing to rise, it's costing about 20% more to make its goods than a year ago. and it's not able to pass on all of those price hikes to customers. as a result, investo

let's go to jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com with that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ever seen people spend more money? the commerce department says that personal spending in april rose by .4%. but really much of that went into the gas tank and at the grocery store. you strip out those two factors and spending was only up .1%. personal income rose .4%. but once again, a lot of that increase came from government transfers, things like social security, welfare benefits. essentially over the past three months, incomes have basically been flat. that's something we absolutely need to see increase for greater confidence for people to start spending more on other things besides just gas and food and really stimulate the economy. two-thirds of the economy does depend on consumer spending. yesterday, google unveiled its digital wallet. it's a paying system in conjunction with citibank and mastercard. you can wave your phone in front of a mastercard terminal in stores and buy things without a wallet. ebay isn't happy. its paypal business

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i talked to jason earlier. people say look, it's the deadliest conflict since world war ii, yet so few people know what's going on there. why do you think that is? why has congo literally kind of dropped off the map or never been put on the map? >> on the one hand it's a conflict that you can put on the same -- in the same place in terms of scope as the cambodian genocide or the jewish holocaust in terms of people killed, 5 million people dead. on the other hand, it's a very different kind of war. it's a war where it's difficult to identify heroes or villains. there's no hitler or pol pot, no freedom fighters versus dictators. it's because of this complexity and because there have been 40 different armed groups waging war for many different reasons that people have seemed to care less. the government did have a good reason in 1996 to invade. it was hunting down the people who perpetrated the 1994 genocide. but when those same troops committed the same massacres, the united states gave them a blank check. >> wha

let's go to jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, it's a tough time for pc makers out there. at least when it comes to dealing with consumers. earnings from hp and dell this week have pretty much confirmed that. hp took the bigger hit. its pc consumer sales were down 23% in the 1st quarter. dell saw its consumer pc sales fall 7%. each did much better when it came to businesses. hp's business pc sales are up 13%, dell up about 5%. but clearly, the trend is shifting towards smart phones and tablets. that's where companies are starting to put more of their attention and trying to gain that important computing market. linkedin's ipo hitting the market tomorrow. this is widely anticipated as linkedin is feeling so confident it upped the target range to $42 to $42 per share that compared to $3 2 to $35 earlier on that. would value the company at about $4 billion. raised about $350 million. it's key because linkedin is the first major social networker to go public and will give us an idea of the kind of inte