pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: leone shot the burglar three times. he was clearly defending himself. but could he face criminal charges? >> not at all! why? the intruder come in pulled gun on his head. this is one of the bullets. >> reporter: this neighbor heard the gunshots and realizes they barely missed her. of course, she doesn't think her neighbor should be in trouble with the law. >> you need to wait to be shot first and then be dead and then what? >> in some states you must retreat. >> reporter: some states, homeowners can be criminally charged for shooting an intruder instead of running away. not in california. here we have the castle doctrine. >> if you are in your residence or in your castle, your home or domicile, you do not have to retreat if there is an intruder in your home. you may use deadly force to defend yourself before you have to run away or hide or try and lock the door or get away from that person. >> reporter: henderson says the castle doctrine also aprice in the case of sarah mckinley of oklahoma. she is an 18-year-old mother

pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: leone shot the burglar three times. he was clearly defending himself. but could he face criminal charges? >> not at all! why? the intruder come in pulled gun on his head. >> reporter: this neighbor heard the gunshots and realizes they barely missed her. of course, she doesn't think her neighbor should be in trouble with the law. >> you need to wait to be shot first and then be dead and then what? >> in some states you must retreat. >> reporter: cbs 5 legal analyst paul henderson says in some states, homeowners can be criminally charged for shooting an intruder instead of running away. not in california. here we have the castle doctrine. >> if you are in your residence or in your castle, your home or domicile, you do not have to retreat if there is an intruder in your home. you may use deadly force to defend yourself before you have to run away or hide or try and lock the door or get away from that person. >> reporter: henderson says the castle doctrine also aprice in the case of sarah mckinley of oklahoma. she is an 18-

pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> the intruder was hit three times. but it wasn't over. the intruder got his gun and shot at his head but leone had already fired all bullets. then he ran out. both men are recovering. >>> the california budget deficit is shrinking but cuts to education could grow. the governor's new budget plan projects a $9 billion deficit for the upcoming fiscal year lower than the $26 billion hole lawmakers predicted but the plan depends on voter approval of the governor's proposed sales and income tax hikes. if they don't, public education would automatically be cut by nearly $5 billion. >>> the governor's plan also calls for the elimination of merger of state agencies. the cambridge child development center in concord is kennedy about the concerned about the future. daycare is free and without the help parents couldn't afford it. >> many will end up back on welfare. some of the children may end up in dangerous settings being left home alone. well of 50,000 families will be in chaos. >> the proposal would also result in about 3,000 state jobs being cu

pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> the intruder was hit three times but it wasn't over yet. the intruder got leone's gun, put it to his head and pulled the trigger but all the bullets had already been fired. the burglar ran out. both men are recovering in the hospital this morning. >> world war ii vet there. >>> san francisco police are investigating the sheriff-elect for possible domestic violence. the examiner reports a neighbor reported seeing an incident between ross mirkarimi and his wife but a campaign spokesman said the statement from the wife saying mirkarimi has never been abusive to her. he is to be sworn in as sheriff this weekend. >>> silicon valley the next motor city? could be. ford is following several other carmakers looking to tap the knowledge and innovation of bay area high-tech firms. gil diaz in palo alto with more on the lab that ford is about to open. gil, good morning. >> reporter: hi, frank. good morning. well, we're outside general motors' research lab. they have one here so does bmw and renault-nissan and now ford wants to be the latest carmaker to

pow, pow, pow, pow. >> you got to see this. an exclusive interview with a 90-year-old man who got in a shootout with an intruder. how he says he was begging for his life. >>> men with guns jumping from rooftop to rooftop in san francisco. we'll tell you how police took him into custody coming up. >>> general motors not the only car manufacturer to have a research lab in the silicon valley. it's number one rival also moving in. we'll tell you who that is coming up. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] now there's a mileage card that offers special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's your secret? ♪ [ male announcer ] the new united mileageplus explorer card. get it and you're in. >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >

. >> i got him right there first right in the head and then pow on the shoulder and pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: the gunman rushed leone, took the gun away and tried to shoot him with his own weapon and failed. >> he was rough with me. put the gun to my head, pulled the trigger and went click. then he panicked and ran out the door. >> reporter: a little complicated to follow that wrestling match but once again, the gunman described by police as a 30-year-old man wrestled leone's own gun away from him but he already emptied it and it went click into his head. for some reason the gunman didn't use his own gun on leone and he is grateful for that. he panicked and ran away. he is facing attempted murder charges and he is in the hospital in much worse shape than mr. leone. >> i'm sure he is. but i'm thinking mr. leone having shot all of those rounds emptying his weapon, saved his life. >> reporter: yeah. and you know, he knew what to do. he had training and he had a plan and i guess that's his message to folks out there. he was really -- he was grateful that so many people had well wishes f

pow pow pow. i'm getting over. everyone is beeping their horn. almost looks like some sort of demolition derby. >> there's guns, accidents, explosions. >> right. >> it keeps going. i think three shots means like i'm passing on the left. >> you think they teach that in driving school? >> maybe. >> oh! >> wow. >> and then this guy says you know what you've been beeping your horn too much and he just rams into that one car, pushes it off on to the shoulder and speeds away. >> i think he did that on purpose. >> yeah. >> i really think he rammed into that guy on purpose. >> i used to say like the traffic and the driving in new york city is pretty bad, you to drive like a maniac. here you literally have to be a maniac to be behind the wheel. >> to survive. ♪ >>> look at this golden cape. >> wow. >> it's actually the creepy crawler that made it that will make you go -- >> wow. >> and this one might make you go -- >> oh, no! >> i had no idea that his entire head was going to turn into a mouth. >> the ride and face you have to see. >>> talk about an act

. >> just pow pow pow and gunshots went off. i was scared. not used to that stuff. it was pretty hectic. >> the victims are a 13-year-old boy, two 16-year-old boys, two 18-year-old men and a 21-year-old woman. all were rushed to the hospital. three are released and three are in serious condition tonight. police are releasing a sketch of a woman suspected in eight armed robberies. the woman is described as black between 16 and 25 years old. 5'5" to 5- 8 and weighing 130 pounds. she has dark hair that could have highlights an wears it pulled back or under a wrap. investigators say she approaches her victims on foot and after asking for the time of day she demands money after pulling out a gun. >>> gabrielle giffords released a video saying she plans to resign in order devote all of her energy to rehab. here's a part of that announcement. >> i will step down this week. i'm getting better. every day my spirit is high. i will return. >> giffords suffered brain damage a year ago when a gunman opened fire as she talked to constituents at a supermarket in tucson. six people

pow pow pow. i'm getting over. everyone is beeping their horn. almost looks like some sort of demolition derby. >> there's guns, accidents, explosions. >> right. >> it keeps going. i think three shots means like i'm passing on the left. >> you think they teach that in driving school? >> maybe. >> oh! >> wow. >> and then this guy says you know what you've been beeping your horn too much and he just rams into that one car, pushes it off on to the shoulder and speeds away. >> i think he did that on purpose. >> yeah. >> i really think he rammed into that guy on purpose. >> i used to say like the traffic and the driving in new york city is pretty bad, you to drive like a maniac. here you literally have to be a maniac to be behind the wheel. >> to survive. ♪ >>> look at this golden cape. >> wow. >> it's actually the creepy crawler that made it that will make you go -- >> wow. >> and this one might make you go -- >> oh, no! >> i had no idea that his entire head was going to turn into a mouth. >> the ride and face you have to see. cheeseburger macaroni

. >> i got him right there first right in the head and then pow on the shoulder and pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: the gunman rushed leone, took the gun away and tried to shoot him with his own weapon and failed. >> he was rough with me. put the gun to my head, pulled the trigger and went click. then he panicked and ran out the door. >> reporter: a little-- >> reporter: police caught up with the 30-year-old. he is still recovering at the same hospital as jay leone. dana, he wanted to thank all the people he has been getting, you know, calls and e-mails from all over the country as people are recognizing what a brave thing he did. as it turns out, he had a plan. so he was smart about it. >> extraordinary that he had the presence of mind to just go through all that and the courage, as well. it's an extraordinary story and i'm sure that police will say don't -- don't use this as a model but come on, the guy is 90 and he held his own. >> reporter: and trained law enforcement and so he knew what he was going to do. he had always told his housemates here that if anything ever happened he had a

they are pow/mia. if you are elected to the office of commander-in-chief, what steps will you take to account for those two children of this nation, and two, restore the pow-mia terminology and restoring the urgency to this situation? and if it is feasible, if it is a feasible venture to negotiate with other countries for the safe return of american journalists and american hikers to the point they are escorted home by former presidents, is it not feasible to do the same for american military personnel, and because my personality is that of yours -- >> does that mean good? >> if you would actually give me an answer instead of the usual, i will look into it that i always get, since you are already a former speaker of the house, thank you very much, and i already know that you have been on board with former senator bob smith for years, you should already addressed this issue. >> the answer is yes. i would move immediately, if we could do it by executive order, i would do it on the day i am sworn in and c

i went, pow, pow. >> ordeal wasn't over. the gunman took his gun away, and tried to shoot the 90-year- old with his own weapon. but failed. >> he wrestled me to the floor, put the gun to my head, pulled the trigger and went click. and then started panicking. ran out the door. >> police later arrested 30- year-old joe, charged him with attempted murder. he is still recovering from his wounds as well in the very same hospital. joe vazquez, cbs 5. >> there's good and bad news when it comes to california's budget. the deficit is shrinking, but cuts to education could grow. the governor's new budget plan projects about a $9 billion deficit for the upcoming fiscal year. now that's a lot more manageable than the $26 billion hole that lawmakers projected for the current year. but the plan depends on voters approving the sales and income tax hikes. and if they don't, public education would automatically be cut by nearly $5 billion. linda yee shows us that is not the only threat california children face under the governor's plan. >> i

. >> i went pow, pow. >> after a burglar busted in his front door and held the 90- year-old at gunpoint, he tricked the gunman into letting him go to the bathroom, that's where the veteran stashed away his 357. when he came out, the burglar shot first, then pleaded for his own life. >> i looked him straight in the eye. i said, don't kill me. don't kill me. >> he shot the burglar three times. he was clearly defending himself, but could he face criminal charges? >> not at all. why? the intruder come in, pulled a gun on his head. >> sarah lives right beneath him. >> this is one of the boys. >> she heard the gun shots and realize they barely missed her. >> you need to wait to be shot first and then be dead and then what? >> and some states, you must retreat. >> cbs 5 legal analyst says in some states, homeowners can get criminally charged instead of running away, but not in california, because here we have the castle doctrine. >> what the doctrine does is say, if you are injured or in your castle, you do not have to retreat if there is an intruder in your home. you may use deadly force to d

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>> i went, pow, pow. >> after a burglar busted in his front door and held the 90- year-old at gunpoint, he tricked the gunman into letting him go to the bathroom. that's where he stashed away his 357. the burglar shot first. then pleaded for his own life. >> i looked him straight in the eye. i said, don't kill me, don't kill me. >> he shot the burglar three times. he was clearly defending himself, but could he face criminal charges? >> not at all. why? the intruder come in, put a gun on his head. >> sarah lives beneath him. she heard the gun shots and realizes they barely missed her. of course, she doesn't think her neighbor should be in trouble with the law. >> you need to wait to be shot first and then be dead and then what? >> and some say you must retreat. >> cbs 5 legal analyst says in some states, homeowners can get criminally charged for shooting an intruder instead of running away, but not in california, because here we have the castle doctrine. >> what the doctrine essentially does is say if you are in your residence or in your castle. you do not have to retreat if there is an

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. >>> up next, the financial crisis in europe, pow it has forced many to be hungry and what christians are doing to help h. . . >> welcome back, europe's economic crisis is forcing some families to go hungry. christians are working together to provide support to those facing disaster. >> uk correspondent peter wooding. >> reporter: like many families in the uk, mr. and mrs. clarke were feeling the bite of the recession sweeping across the country. sean was a long-distance truck driver and rarely home. he took a major pay cut to work for the council. they faced bankruptcy. >> we couldn't afford to pay the bills. they accumulated like credit cards. we took quite the dip in the money. we got ourselves into quite an amount of debt. >> sean's wife mandi suffers from me. they were forced to down size their home and sell many of their possessions to survive and feed their young children. >> that was difficult. we sold the kids toys, anything that could make us money, we sold it so we could eat. >> their youngest child started being bullied. mandi started home schooling and became too ill. >>

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>> look, watch, pow. >> it keeps going. >> way up in the air. watch this hit. >> oh, my god. >> look, look how much air it gets. >> wait wait wait. is this real? >> this is real. >> because this is unreal. >> oh, my gosh. >> that was great. did you see how excited they were. it's not just for guys. girls like this video too. >> what makes me think this is real and how this would work is because of how heavy the tire is and how far down it was going. it had enough velocity to keep going. >> no doubt in my mind this is real. what is also real is their reaction. listen to these guys. >> oh! oh! ] >> squeaky teen forces. >> lots of high fives and hugs after that. >> that will do it for "right this minute." we're glad you joined us, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. >> are you ready, ralph? all right. >> [ inaudible ]. i'm exhausted. ♪ ♪ >>> good afternoon. a 68-year-old perry hall woman who was struck and killed and police have

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. >> you don't realize the pow you are of it and what i can do for you until you're in it. and then until it's done. and it's been an amazing experience. it's transformed my life to allow when people say, j.r. martinez, people know who you're talking about. >> reporter: more people will discover j.r. on monday. he serves as the grand marshal of the rose parade. he love this is year's theme. just imagine. because he needed to imagine things could change, after he was badly injured in the landmine explosion serving our country in iraq. >> i really do have a purpose. i do have a lot of weight that i'm carrying on my shoulders. i'm blessed with strong shoulders. all i could do 8 1/2 years ago, was just imagine what would become of my life and what i would be able to do with it. i worked hard. believed, had a great attitude. i want to share that with everyone on january 2nd. >> reporter: with this parade, he wants you to understand if you can just imagine there is hope. once the parade is over, there's another big even on the way for j.r. he'll be honored by the city of los ange

>> look, watch, pow. >> it keeps going. >> way up in the air. watch this hit. >> oh, my god. >> look, look how much air it gets. >> wait wait wait. is this real? >> this is real. >> because this is unreal. >> oh, my gosh. >> that was great. did you see how excited they were. it's not just for guys. girls like this video too. >> what makes me think this is real and how this would work is because of how heavy the tire is and how far down it was going. it had enough velocity to keep going. >> no doubt in my mind this is real. what is also real is their reaction. listen to these guys. >> oh! oh! ] >> squeaky teen forces. >> lots of high fives and hugs after that. >> that will do it for "right this minute." we're glad you joined us, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. >> are you ready, ralph? all right. >> [ inaudible ]. i'm exhausted. ♪ ♪

. >> ka pow! >>> we see a lot 6 extreme videos on the show, all kinds of people doing radical stuff. not too many of them give me the sweats like this one did, and i ride motorcycles. and this video still kept me going like this. here's a dude on his dirt bike. and he's riding the spine of a mountain with snow on the ground. >> he could slide off. >> there's no trail here. look to the left. >> that's a long, steep drop. >> you just kind of feel yourself like that. >> ooh, that one made me queasy. >> it's almost like a roller coaster. >> this guy gets the biggest kahuna award of the day. >> and if you fall down that, you're not stopping. like you're going to stop when you hit the bottom because that's steep. >> i'm a little relieved that there's a little dirt. >> the snow makes it worse. like if it was just, like, dry land, i'd say okay, this is still pretty crazy. but the fact that there's snow -- >> are these bikes meant to handle snow? >> do they have snow tires for motorbikes? >> they do have s

i certainly didn't want to be a pow. but you know, that's all in a day's work and in the business of having the privilege of flying fighters, now and again, you get a little tickle in the heart. and that's the way it goes. over to you. [ applause ] >>> you're on. >> my turn? here we go. i will give it a story of a great general. and i'm going to tell you we weren't shot or killed or so forth. i sent the tape here, but they don't have it. you don't have my tape? where is wes? i sent a tape here but i guess they won't show it. i made a series on the history channel and war stories for oliver north. and i told stories of what i did and so forth and so forth and they put them on a tape. you might see them on hbo or some series. first you like to know is where i met general patton. i met general patton in england when eyes entower told him he would take over the third army. i was in the first army then and they were looking to build up the third army and they called them patton's blood bank. that was in england. we were there

and craig is off at the white house doing stuff, so they had pow would you and said where is the private sector folks? it's, like, they are not here. what do you mean they are not here? they were not part of our team in the nrcc. i was shocked. it would be an understatement to say i was shocked. we fixed that in a few months where as now we have a private sector representative not only during time of disaster but full-time. we have a detail person there. somebody from target then rotated to somebody from big lots then to somebody with the building trades then one of the company's building management companies now we have somebody from verizon and they come and spend three months working for fema then rotate every three months to another country but are in every one of our briefings and when we activate the people who used to be assign there had from the other companies, they now come back when we activate. so we had five private sector representatives that don't just represent their company but across the board. when we had a representative from target, she was able to get all of our bus

. >> it can become quite deforming, pows a lot of additional problems, hemorrhaging. >> reporter: the doctor heard her story and arranged for the little girl to come to the states to undergo a cutting edge treatment. her family couldn't make the trip so she's staying with a nurse who often acts as a foster mother to children in these situations. >> she was a challenge but you get so much back if these children. >> reporter: dr. bernstein's team performed eight surgeries here at roosevelt hospital during an eighth-month time period to transform sammy's face. sammy will be going back to ethiopia soon to show her family her remarkable transformation. her foster mom says she already sees a big difference in sammy's personality. >> when we went to the playground before she had her surgery, she would just stand and watch the kids and cover her face. after she had her surgery, she would just jump in the playground and she was the leader. >> reporter: there's still a 10% to 15% chance of the condition coming back and sammy will still need follow-up surgeries back home but she's ready to face

behind that exterior is a powe >>> first lady michelle obama is gracious. behind that exterior is a powerful woman. karen brown on a new book that illustrates michelle obama's determination and what pitted her against some of the most powerful men in washington. >> i'm the first lady, i get to do a lot of cool things. go. all right. >> the first lady passed nutrition and exercise, but behind the scenes -- >> she really owns the room when she walks in. >> michelle obama is exercising her power. washington insider, sally quinn. >> first ladies always protect their husbands. >> in a new book, "new york times" reporter jody cantor says the first lady clashed with top aides. the president told the former chief of staff his wife was displeased with the handling. emanuel was indignant. >> i'm sure that michelle obama was probably deeply offended by rahm emanuel's style. >> cantor writes, mrs. obama's reported comments to carla that living in the white house was hell created problems for former press secretary, robert gibbs. when he learned she was upset with his e

of course, he had been a pow in world war -- in the vietnam war and organized a -- how to have pow resistance. he won something like 26 medals, numerous silver stars, medal of honor winner. he later became president of a naval war college. we are dealing with a very serious person. ross perot admired him. so lavishly. he thought this was the type of person we needed in government. he chose him as his vice president which is an interesting choice. what people forget in 1992, ross perot did well in the debates. he clearly won the first debate against clinton and bush. some people would say he won all three. that is how he got to 19%. in three debates, he was at 8%. post debates he got up to 19%. stockdale struggled. he only had about one week to prepare. he got out of the gate wrong by making a comment like, who am i? other people had not heard of him before. he actually got a lot of applause when he did the debate but the media want to count on -- went to town on him. he really was not ready for it -- for that media frenzy you have to expect. it made some people question whether ross perot cou