use of the bay right outside of fort mason. this is obviously not true. i would like to encourage the board to renew the lease i think you guys are doing great work hammering it out, stick in there we want to see this all resolved, thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. any other speakers during public comment? you don't have to submit a card. >> alice, rogers i would like to encourage this work to stay on peer 31-and-a-half. i'm extremely concerned actually about the traffic impacts of people getting to fort mason to take the boat to alcatraz it's really difficult to get there in public transit. and the last thing that that area needs is a lot more automobile traffic. unless and until the e line makes it's way all the way to fisherman's wharf and mason it doesn't make sense, i hope they understand that and stays where it is. >> thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? you can all stay if you want to hear us. [laughter]. we're going to continue to talk. proceedier is w

great knew the lip mary bolt race by george mason's freshmen eight this past weekend received a silver medal in one of the biggest collegiate regattas. it is the highest medal received in program history. way to go. >>> well this maybe one of the most delightful stories of the week. this is cj the fairfax county police department's newest k-9 recruit. cj is an 8-week-old bloodhound still in training that will last about a year. when she is done she will help her human handler find missing people. you can see more video of cj visit nbc washington and search bloodhound. pelt stories, animal stories, they always get you, right? >>> that's all for news4 this week i'm veronica johnson. thanks for joining us, we leave you with more video from the world war ii flyover from the capitol. be safe be kind, be happy, everybody. >>> and at 6:00 right now, a search and rescue team making its way home from nepal. >> what you need to know to plan ahead on metro. good morning, everyone. it is saturday may 16th. i'm angie goff. >> we are expecting a return of summerlike weather. the heat, the humidity.

so why didn't james madison go along with mason, gerry, and randolph's call for a bill or rights? madison opposed it for two reasons. he thought it would be either unnecessary or dangerous. unnecessary because the constitution is already a bill of rights by limiting and spelling out the powers of congress and denying the congress any powers that were not specifically enumerated. and dangerous because madison thought that people might assume that if a right was not written down, it was not protected. he and the other framers thought that since our rights come from god and not government it would be a bad idea to assume that you can have a determinate list. but based on the opposition of these three dissenters, the anti-federalist geared up. hamilton and madison wrote "the federalist papers" under the pseudonym publius. the anti-federalist wrote counter pamphlets with vivid anonymous pseudonyms themselves, like federal farmer and so forth. basically, they said to not ratify the constitution unless it contains a bill of rights. and based on this opposition many of the state ratifying

i learned to pronounce it gary -- and randolph of virginia and george mason of virginia. elbridge gerry. i learned to pronounce it gary and i learned to pronounce it as -- announce the practice that his name inspired as gary-mandering not gerrymandering. gerrymandering is the practice of drawing voting districts so that they snake around in such funny shapes that they look like a salamander. designed to ensure that your party wins to protect incumbents or if the state legislature is drawing up the seat to ensure their party retains power . so gerry created a district that looks like salamander. people ridiculed as a form of gerrymandering and that is what we have today. and then randolph of virginia, along with george mason, was not happy about the rights that were proposed. randolph and mason originally supported the strong central government and were supportive of the constitution, but during the course of the debates over the constitution, they both became concerned that it did not include a bill of rights and that a radical central government might come to menace the

that's what police at george mason university suggests. northern virginia bureau chief julie kerry has the details. >> reporter: for most george mason students it's a time for celebrating as the school year comes to a close, but there is a troubling footnote. the investigation of a rape in a dorm on may 3rd. students were informed in an e-mail. >> we basically just talked about, like, did you get the e-mail. yeah, we got the e-mail. but since we didn't know any details, there wasn't much to talk about. >> reporter: now news4 has learned the troubling details. george mason police write in court documents witnesses saw a woman running through the hall screaming for help. but one of the male suspects chased her down the hallway grabbing her and pulling her back into the room. witnesses with could see a second suspect there. two students in a dorm lounge said she came in pleading for help saying males had violated her at a party. a security camera captures one suspect fleeing from the dorm. the other was found asleep in a room there. also ther

that's mola lenghi reporting from george mason. i don't know why he couldn't get the flaming bow and arrow. i can't imagine what could have gone wrong there. >>> coming your way in a minute dozens of vintage military aircraft from world war ii taking flight over the national mall. >> it's another scary night of severe weather in the southern plains. >> but up next don't let four- roof trespassers (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> it is the season for an explosion of color of blooms to surround your home, but for deer your garden is their buffet. >> if you want to get rid of all those uninvited guests, lesli foster dug up a way to save your plans and your money. >> i know. it's frustrating. you do all this planting to see it chewed away. there are some simple things you can do to make your garden a little less appetizing. >> we're growing vegetables this year. >> reporter: they make house calls any time of day. >> i'm

take south george mason drive as an alternate. this could be hours before it's reopened. 270 at montrose actually looking quite good. >> we like to hear that. thank you, melissa. >>> hey, you might want to speed up your morning routine for some fry doughnut -- free doughnuts and coffee. we're teaming up with the team behind the goodies food truck. >> grab some free coffee and doughnuts and they go fast. right? so have a great day. "today" show is next. happy "star wars" day. may the force be with you. >> make it a great monday, everybody. >>> good morning. breaking news. two gunmen open fire at a controversial event near dallas where people were drawing cartoons of the prophet muhammad. the suspects both killed by police. we're live at the scene. >>> nbc news exclusive. we're in africa with former president bill clinton as he tours some of the places that benefit from his family's foundation. a foundation under fire for taking money from foreign countries like saudi arabia. >> do you understand it's a problem? >> no. >> why he say

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right now at fort mason center, the bay to breakers expo. that's where chief meteorologist bill martin is standing by. he has more goodies to show us. i think as an undergrad at cal, you probably ran bay to breakers quite a bit in your younger years, right? >> reporter: yeah. younger years, how dare you, mark! you're right, i did. we're at the people's exhibit toe at fort mason. 50,000 runners this year. weather's going to be great. mark's going to talk about that in a minute. we're looking at all the free stuff. i got gasia this cool head band. julie, i got you this. it's a massager thing. check this out. you n fold it, carry it in your pocket and you can rub it on there. it's a click and roll. it's going for about $200. i'm giving it to you. no, it was $25. >> okay. don't lose it! >> reporter: and then they got these, these, i'm pretty stoked on these energy pads. you stick them on like tape and they got caffeine in them. >> i want one of those! >> reporter: i got like four of them on me right now! [ laughter ] >> reporter: and i got a ton

alex kund, councilman at large for the mason city council. pat wright, our saragota county treasurer. and colleen pierce, our democratic saragota county recorder. we have another representative, todd pritchard from the state of iowa. we also have with us two folks that have welcomed sarah to the community. and they're good friends of mine. and we were going to be gone for ten days when sarah landed and i says joanne, can you help me out, we've got a young lady coming working for hillary clinton and we need a place for her to stay and those two people who stepped up were jo ann hardy right here behind me and her husband russ hardy. there in the blue jacket. so thank you very much. so i was just reminded that good about a month ago -- oh, yes. a round of applause. [ applause ] about a month ago a young lady gave me a call and she goes hi, my name's sarah, can i come talk to you? and i said sure, we talk to everybody. we're a welcoming household. come ahead. we sat on this white sofa that usually sits in a circular fashion here in the living roo

now george mason police are seeking dna samples from two male suspects. will he also want to see the texts and pictures they took on the night of the alleged attack. >> reporter: george mason students are packing up for summer vacation. but police here have some unfinished business. investigating an allegation of rape. students got word in an e-mail earlier this month. >> we just got an e-mail about it. it just said that there's a rape investigation going on. a female reported there were two males and that's all we know about it. >> but this search warrant affidavit reveals jarring details about the may 3rd incident. police write witnesses saw a woman running through the residence hall screaming for help. one of the male suspects chased her down the hallway, grabbing her and pulling her back into the room. witnesses could see a second male there. the victim broke free in another attempt. two students in a dorm lounge say she came in pleading for help saying some male has violated her at a party. police say a security camera captures one suspect fleeing fr

introduced ronald mason jr. to the public. mason said he just met with the d.c. mayor muriel bowser who revealed a change of heart about plans to cut $3.5 million from the university budget. >> she asked you to let you know after five minutes of talking to me she put money back in the budget. [applause] >> that is a win for the administration. maureen: the council would likely restore that money without the mayor's approval. mason takes over on july 1. coming up on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- too much noise. the proposal that could league pet owners in one county facing deep fines. plus a new law aims to prevent future tragedy after a man with down syndrome dies in police custody. next, the one question that remains after president obama picks chicago for the presidential library. "7 on your side" is on your side tonight to help you get unclaimed cash. call our help center right now at 703-236-9220. phone lines are open until leon: the obama presidential library will be built on the south side of chicago. maureen: they are considering two locations near the university

their meals are delivered by inmate workers, like robert mason. >> really helps that i used to work at denny's. it makes me thankful where i am at because at least we get to come out three times a day. it passes the time a lot quicker. these guys are locked down 23 hours a day, 22 hours a day. time goes by real slow up there. that's why we're kind of like their only contact. so, i mean, you can do little things for them and they act like they've known you a long time. how is your court case going? >> even though he's well past the hip-hop generation, mason likes giving his younger customers something extra with their meals. a serving of rap. >> i'll do a short one. i'll do a short one. ♪ my mind's not right but still got game ♪ ♪ bet my dope puts yours to shame ♪ ♪ judges today have it all wrong ♪ ♪ they're far to late to try the bomb ♪ ♪ these crews are cool but they're living in sin ♪ ♪ they're robbing the pharmacies for vicodin ♪ >> when their shift ends, mason and other inmate workers make their way back to their housing unit. >> k-70, sir. >> better known a

ronald mason jr. as the school's new president. he served as president of southern university in baton rouge and jackson state university mason also has a law degree. tonight he'll become the youngest mayor ever elected in maryland. straight ahead this 19-year-old tells news 4 what he plans to do first once he's sworn in. >> and online campaign. wants harriet tubman >>> a petition to replace andrew jackson with a woman is headed to the white house. you remember they may have launched a campaign and narrowed the candidate to more than 4. with the votes cast. harriet tubman is the top pick. andrew jackson has been the face of the $20 bill for nearly 90 years. >> the u.s. postal service had more than six billion pieces of undeliverable mail last year. according to an inspector general report out. it found the agency spent $1.5 billion on undeliverable mail. the report found 40% was the result of people not updating their addresses. sorting mistakes and failed deliveries accounted for nearly a quarter of the errors. >>> the u.s. airlin

boats go out every day, a particular note with the way our boat traffic comes close to fort mason is during the time of the third nesting season march 13th-july 31st on alcatraz island we have a 30 foot avoidance zone for the bird act we're going up to the -- i will not go into hydro dynamics but we're interfering, with the

interfaith peace building at the center for world religions diplomacy, and conflict resolution for george mason university. ms. kabawat has trained hundreds of syrians in multi-faith collaboration, civil society development, women's empowerment, and in negotiation skills throughout the middle east, including in aleppo, syria. dr. katherine hanson is a fellow at penn cultural heritage center for the university of pennsylvania museum specializing in the protection of cultural heritage. specifically on the threats to me -- she recently served as the program director for the archaeological site preservation program at the iraqi institute for the conservation of antiquities and heritage in erbil.

. >> mason is on the show. you can watch him. he's a network tv star. >> i will watch it for him. >> all right. >> all about me. >> back to you. >> all right. >> nice job. a little bit of a relief. you never he know how you are gonna do on those tests. >> claudine did very well and so did mason. >>> we want to check on the weather. >> a little warmup coming our way. not for today but we'll begin to see the transition as early as tomorrow. outside the doors, mostly cloudy skies. that drizzle continuing to fall. 57 degrees right now in oakland. 53 san francisco. sfo, 56. if by chance, you know somebody flying into sfo because of the low clouds, you can expect some delays, at least about an hour for some of those arriving flights. afternoon highs for today. upper 50s at the coast with mostly cloudy skies. partly cloudy around the bay. low to mid-60s for areas like oakland and hayward. low to mid-70s inland. it's been nice inland. very mild. those temperatures are about to warm as we get into thursday, and friday, here comes the tast

ronald mason junior was introduced this week. prior to his introduction, mason met with mayor muriel bowser. she told him of a reversal of plans to cut $3.5 million to the school budget. >> she asked me to let you all know that she decided to put the money back into the budget. [applause] so that is a win for this administration. kellye: the council was likely to restore the money without the mayor's approval anyway, said a councilmember. coming up -- making amends. what people working at camden yards can expect at the end of the month after being forced off the job. first, putting contractors to the test. why did we get eight costly solutions to a simple problem, and what you need to know. devon: the humidity is back in full force. when we continue, i will give you the full forecast. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. kellye: 7 on your side went undercover with a hidden camera to look at contractors. we rented a house i

. >>> an unusual sight tonight at george mason university. a carefully crafted sculpture was deliberately set on fire and with 200 dreads of personal messages. it's called transformative art. the northern virginia bureau chief julia carey spent time with the artist to find out what it's all about. >> reporter: it's an inferno of art blazing on mason pond hundreds watched the sculpture go up in flames. for some the smoke rising sends messages up to the heavens. for others burdens are being burned away. this is what it looked like before the fire. it's called the temple of transformins. >> i would say this is the most beautiful thing i've ever made and so letting go of it is a challenge in its own way. >> reporter: but letting go is what this project is all about. artist and george mason student michael vernon spent months designing the floating pagoda and building it with 20 volunteers and then people were invited in. >> creates a space for people to come in and share their stories of loss of struggles, their fears and hopes. >> reporter: some

they describe a female student running through the dorm screaming for help. >> for most george mason students it's a time for celebrating as the school year comes to a close. there is a troubling footnote. the investigation of a rape in a dorm on may 3rd. students were informed in an e-mail. >> we basically just talked about, like did you get the e-mail? yeah. we got the e-mail. but since we didn't know any details, there wasn't much to talk about. >> now news 4 learned the troubling details. george mason police write in court documents witnesses saw a woman running through the residence hall screaming for help. onest male suspects pulled her back into the room. witnesses could see a second male there. the victim broke free in another attempt. two students at a dorm lounge say she came in pleading for help saying the male had violated her at a party. police say a security camera captures one suspect fleeing from the dorm. the other was found asleep in a room there. also there, the other suspect red scarf and the victim's shoes. >> to hear she was running down the hall that, is really

>> he's a mason. >> he's a mason? >> he's a mason. there's a whole masonic tradition. the basis of this drawing is a crossroads. how many times would you say you've created this image? >> oh, lost count. you're going to hold the candle. now we go to the south. and to the north. okay. come forward and we take a step to the right to the left. and then spin. okay. >> i think you conjured up a train. >> he's in charge of transportation and vehicles. >> come on. >> metal things. really? >> i'm sorry, but yes. that's why we have all those train spikes. >> come on, you're messing with me. >> he's messing with you. i'm not. >> since ogou decided to make a personal appearance, we're going to show him a little respect with a special offering. >> ogou is really fond of fire and really fond of realm. draw the line to his offerings. try to set that on the fire. >> the rum? >> the rum. >> there you go. and i'm going to do it a little fire bath for you to help you with your back and to help you protect yourself. >> a fire bath? >> these are some power points. there you go. >> thank y

storm team 4 radar this morning, a couple of sprinkles along the mason-dixson line. and few showers to the west. this is the plume of warm humid air lifting out. it will be here not just for today and tomorrow but into the early parts of next week. if you're traveling today up towards dallas-ft. worth, know there's a high risk of severe weather across the plains today. for us really about a 50% chance for showers coming in later this afternoon. severe weather chances remain fairly low, but any of those afternoon thunderstorms when you hear thunder, that means you need to go ahead and move inside. highestain chances today northern maryland out to west virginia. everyone has a chance so keep that in mind. mid-80s through today and tomorrow. closer to 90 monday. and best rain chances will be sunday and tuesday before humidity takes leave once again next week. just keep that in mind you guys. the good news is the heat and humidity won't last forever. here for the weekend. >> first days of summer. >> yes. thanks chuck. >>> well if you're planning a last-minute trip out of

live at george mason university in fairfax, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: thanks jeff. a judge rejected the request to delay mathews attempted murder trial in fairfax county. mathews was scheduled to go on trial june 8 when the charges he attacked a woman in 2005. the defense says they needed more time to investigate the 40 possible suspects in police file. judge disagreed. mathew was accused in the death of hannah graham. alison: still to come here on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- the murder haunting woodbridge. "7 on your side" trying to find the killers among us. >> just 90 days away from their wedding and a d.c. couple is bumped from the ballroom from the redskins. "7 on your side" trying leon: tonight the crews are working to repair the track after the deadly derailment in philadelphia this week. today, dell ra airlines announced it would honor amtrak ticket on the flight between d.c., new york and boston. suzanne kennedy in the newsroom with the latest on the investigation. suzanne? suzanne: the ntsb is wrapping up third day in the investigation of the fatal train derail

mason thing might be an effort to pressure the port into making a better deal. i talked with both the port district and the national park service just a few minutes ago, asked them if they thought they could come to an agreement by summertime. both sides told me yes. reporting from the port district ferry building mark matthews nbc bay area news. >>> we'll see. thank you, mark. >>> more details about the whale that washed ashore by bodega bay. it's still a mystery. they had veterinarians, said the carcass of this 28-foot juvenile gray whale is too decomposed to determine why it became stranded this weekend at portuguese beach. this is on the sonoma coast. they're now trying to figure out what to do the whale's body. this is the fourth beached whale in recent months. >>> did you see it? the tumble heard across the league. the warriors leader and mvp steph curry lurdhurdling over a player and slamming to the court. he said he isn't feeling any worse than last night when he went back in the game. his fall is a reminder how physical sports can be. it's just part of

your best alternate is south george mason drive. and avoid it if you can. also we have some metro delays that popped up. yellow line delays. wide look, we look pretty good. at the beltway, a little slow inbound 66. that's just volume. don't have an actual problem there. bigger look at 66 out through manassas here. you can see we don't have any issues there. 95 northbound, getting slow through dale city. other than that, overall looking pretty good with the exception with that big issue in arlington. travel times in ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> 5:32 right now. today the maryland national guard will begin pulling out of baltimore. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake lifted the curfew there, city wide curfew. edward lawrence has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there was no curfew in baltimore today, the first time in five mornings that's happened. people were moving around the streets at all hours freely at this point. the mall that was ransacked has since reopened now. it's all a symbol that life is returning back to norma

alex kund, councilman at large for the mason city council. pat right, our saragota county treasurer. and colleen pierce our democratic saragota county reporter. we have another representative todd pritchard from the state of iowa. we also have with us two folks that have welcomed sarah to the community. and they're good friends of mine. and we were going to be gone for ten days when sarah landed and i says joanne, can you help me out, we've got a young lady coming working for hillary clinton and we need a place for her to stay and those two people who stepped up were jo ann hardy right here behind me and her husband russ hardy. there in the blue jacket. so thank you very much. so i was just reminded that good b. a month ago -- oh, yes. a round of applause. [ applause ] about a month ago a young lady gave me a call and she goes hi my name's sarah, can i custom talk to you? and i said sure, we talk to everybody. we're a welcoming household. come ahead. we sat on this white sofa that usually sits in a circular fashion here in the living room, an

anthony mason cbs new york. >> pretty cool. >>> hotel rooms going high-tech. how one chain has cutting edge hospitality. >>> how sleeping more may help you lose weight. the ceo of music streaming service spotify joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. we will leave you with more of david letterman's top ten list and performance from foo fighters. >> top ten things i always wanted to say to dave. >> i have no idea what i'll do when you go off the air. i just thought of something. i'll be fine. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely disappointing series finale. [ applause ] >> dave i'll never have the money i owe you. ♪ h

anthony mason cbs new york. >> pretty cool. >>> hotel rooms going high-tech. how one chain has cutting edge hospitality. >>> how sleeping more may help you lose weight. the ceo of music streaming service spotify joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. we will leave you with more of david letterman's top ten list performance from foo fighters. >> top ten things i always wanted to say to dave. >> i have no idea what i'll do when you go off the air. i just thought of something. i'll be fine. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely disappointing series finale. [ applause ] >> dave i'll never have the money i owe you. ♪ >>> we are tracking some showers today katie takes a look at how much rain we're expecting a and what the weekend forecast looks like for memorial day on monday. >>> philadelphia police are investigating what they are calling an unusual homicide, the the victim shot several times, and then ran over by a car, in west philadelphia a. we will have a live report. >>> good morning i'm

ronald mason junior has been tapped to fill the role. he is currently the president of southern university in louisiana. the announcement is set for tuesday, naming mason to the post. a dramatic rescue today in texas. rescue crews were out in full force, pulling people from floodwaters. they are working in dangerous conditions to help people come in some cases even going into waterlogged homes to pull them to safety. this is in denton county which was slammed by a tornado and they are still dealing with flash floods. big changes to talk about with the weather. a lot that you need to know for the work week. devon lucie is joining us with a first check the forecast. devon: the severe west shifted to the west, and the flash flooding us sometimes a severe problem. for us, heat and humidity. low to mid 80's across the region, some areas a lot warmer. the real-time temps, back into the 70's in some cases, upper 60's manassas. it will slowly creep downwards with the temperatures. it feels fairly humid. the bigger picture, a cold front to the we

. >> i want to introduce you to mason williams clearly mason is a farmer but i think he deserves a show either on comedy central or animal planet because he's going to show us how to do some -- >> chicken butts today. lot of fun. basically what it is chickens get mice and lice just like dogs get fleas and ticks. >> uses powder to fluff their butts so they don't get mites and lice. >> usually dealing with butts i like to use gloves. general rule of thumb. >> he's got a demonstration. >> got some tools up here. >> oh my god, jumper cables and a dust buster? >> there's all kinds of great humor in this video. >> see if we can catch one of them do this one handed. one-handed butt fluffing is quite the style points actually. >> i like this guy. >> what he does is take one of his rare breeds birds, bones are black, feathers are black, everything's black on this chicken. >> never go back. >> grab some of this powder and fluff right -- fluff around the vent area. >> that's pretty much it y'all. powdering a baby's bottom. >> it really is. >> easier when you've got them in that hold. don't want to

george mason university freshman can't believe another earthquake has hit his home country of nepal. this time he's going back to help his family and their village. >> that's my home. that's where the heart is. >> reporter: we talked to him after of the first devastating quake. at the time he had no way to know if his mother and close relatives survived. >> i've heard so far that the village is gone. >> reporter: his family was spared. he's waiting for word this time around. but he does know food and shelter is scarce. >> it's a day hike away from the last bus track. so foreign aids are going to be difficult to get there. >> reporter: george mason's nepalese student association is raising money for effort and he started his own fund to help people of nepal. he leaves monday for his childhood home now torn apart. >> i hope my plane tickets are not delayed. sigh want to get there as soon as possible and help with shelter, food whatever the need. >> reporter: he is having a fund-raiser in his hometown on friday. george mason university kristin wright news4. >>> natalee holloway's father

if you look at where they're considering their one choice would be fort mason going to the east end of alcatraz, skaefty concerns alone, would force us to truncate or eliminate our activities i thank you for your time. >> thank you. next

mom, dad, mason and his big brother are all doing great tonight. maybe just wanted that plush leather. he liked that. >> maybe so. so close, right there in the parking lot. >> glad it worked out. >> mom needs a very long paid vacation. >> definitely. >> oh, goodness. we're happy to know the baby's nice and healthy. tomorrow rainy, chilly 61 degrees, some areas may only be in the upper 50s. not everyone may see the rain. this is mostly going to be philadelphia and points south. for friday we're back into the mid-70s. notice the sunshine saturday and sunday, it gets warmer going into monday. >> sheena i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. see you tomorrow. dear stranger, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belong anywhere. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show s

it's a dollar. >> you can see the rest of anthony mason's conversation with jerry seinfeld during cbs sunday morning of course this sunday. >>> well, first it was david letterman and now another television legend iscalling it quits. this sunday will be bob schieffer's last at the "face the nation" anchor desk. he has been with cbs news for 46 years and he has asked what he'll miss when he spoke to charlie rose earlier this morning. >> you know, i'm just going to miss charlie, exactly what you would miss. and that is being in the middle of things. i've kind of been in the middle of things for a long time now. i've -- had access to the people who make the news. who have an impact with their actions. on the rest of us in this country. and i just never got over that. i mean, that's the reason i wanted to be a reporter. you know, i just -- i always got a big kick out of being able to go behind police lines where other people couldn't go. talking to these people who made the news. and i guess i have to say that is the part i'm going to miss the most. >> and of course you can see bob schaffe

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we are at fort mason. this is where the san francisco international beer fest kicks off at 5:00 tonight. you pay $75 a ticket and they get an endless supply of beer that they can sample at the different booths. there is food. i have sally, the executive chef of jaspers. what do you have here and what do people sample. >> tonight -- we make hand made soft pretzels. we will serve pretzels tonight wrapped in bacon with a cheese fondue salt. these are hand made and made fresh daily and we will serve chili. >> do the pretzels go in the chili. >> you can do whatever you want with the pretzels. you can dip it in the chili. it's cinnamon spice. it's not really spicy. >> you are a local san francisco restaurant. you have been around 4 years. why do you take part in the beer festival. >> we do enjoy just making friends, seeing people, smiling and saying high to the neighborhood. >> getting out in the community. >> yeah. >> and i think the biggest part for us is we have been around for quite some time. we went throug

. >>> check out mason modeste. mom got into labor, ran ran into the hospital and they came out and mason was already there. we checked in on the family and everyone is doing just fine. >> announcer: now your "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's a cool day yesterday. it's going to be a chilly day. chill already in the air. light air and breezy in the 40s and 50s right now. we're watching clouds move into the area. 51 degrees. no clouds yet for philadelphia. cape may dropped to 50 this morning. and it is dry on beach avenue. that will change later today. you will see the rain move in from philadelphia this morning. and then it continues into the afternoon hours. clouds are already starting to take over. no sign of the rain in our area just yet. but it's not far away. it's moving into central pennsylvania that's where steady light rain and some heavier downpours are right now. and they'll be here by later this morning. so cloudy chilly day today with rain arriving late this morning and stickin

pete williams caleb mason, karen desoto and mike bello from "the boston globe." boston has sent dzhokhar tsarnaev to his death. ari melber continues our special coverage right up next. >>> we are continuing the breaking news coverage here. 21-year-old boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will be put to death for his crimes and murder a federal jury deliberated a unanimous verdict just this afternoon, an hour ago, after deliberating for two days, a little over 15 hours of total deliberations. tsarnaev reportedly sat impassive in the courtroom this afternoon, showing no reaction as the verdict of his death was read out loud. multiple jurors reportedly were in tears. tsarnaev convicted last month of course, on all 30 charges against. 17 of those charges carried a potential death penalty. charges covered in that bombing killing three, injuring 260. and charges related to the ensuing manhunt in which an m.i.t. police officer was shot and killed, a driver carjacked and he and his older brother tamerlan ended up in a dangerous firefight with police. he will remain i

>> pelley: anthony mason on top of the world for us tonight. thanks anthony. that's the "cbs evening news" tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world goodnight. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> we're in new york for letterman's final night ever on "the late show." >> what we're hearing about dave's sendoff as the finale frenzy begins. ♪ >> i want to thank dave. >> i love you, david. >> after last night's emotional tribute and craziness, hear what we've learned about tonight's final show. is dave retiring out west? >> won't hear from him for a while. >>> our night with "dancing's" big winner. >> congratulations. >> i cooked that. >> rumer's family was all in for the party but who partied a little too hard? >>> plus -- >> we're with the new "bachelorette" caught having sex. do you regret sleeping with that particular bachelor? >>> also tonight, janice dickinson is here with

i'm david culver on george mason university's campus. coming up we'll show you what those recommendations are and >>> after eight months, hundreds of hours of committee meetings tonight virginia campus sexual violence task force has issued its final recommendations to the reporter. >> david culver is live at the george mason yufrpt to look at how the proposed safety changes are being received. >> reporter: wendy and jim, this is a process that began back in august. tonight the task force has submitted 21 recommendations to the governor. they're hoping these recommendations will ultimately prevent sex assaults on virginia's college campuses. look around george mason university's fairfax campus. final exams over graduation over. virginia leaders are already planning ahead to when most classes are back in session. >> every student needs to know that their school and their state are committed to keeping them safe and encouraging their success. >> reporter: out of richmond the final recommendations from the campus sexual violence task force.

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anthony mason now on a man who worked the strings of a guitar like no one else. >> reporter: with the flicker of his wrist, he could make a note speak. "i wanted to connect the guitar to human emotions," b.b. king said. how would you describe the blues? >> it's good for me when i'm feeling bad, and good for me when i'm feeling good. >> reporter: the son of sharecroppers, riley b. king was born on a cotton plantation outside berclair, mississippi. at 22 he hitch hiked to memphis where he picked up the nickname, "blues boy" or b.b. ♪ it was 3:00 in the morning can't even close my eyes ♪ >> reporter: "the 3 o'clock blues" was his first big hit in 1952. then he hit the road and never stopped. in 1956, you played 342 days? >> 342 one-nighters. >> reporter: but he wouldn'til play to a white audience until 1968 at bill graham's fillmore west in san francisco. >> i was actually scared. the kids didn't know me. they just knew the music. >> reporter: right. >> and he said, "ladies and gentlemen, b.b. king," and everybody stood up. that was the beginning of b.b.ning king in rock 'n' roll. >>

david wright object to one of the proposal, to move the alcatraz ferry operation to pier 3 at fort mason which would bring traffic and other disruptions into a tranquil secluded part of the marina district. the park service is also evaluating a move back to its former home base of pier 41 but that would replace the commuter ferries or it might just stay put. the negotiations involve financing and investment in the infrastructure. >> the financial picture we understand what that is in fort mason because that's a national park service site and so in order to have a range of alternatives, we wanted to look at all potentially viable alternatives. >> court officials are fighting to keep the ferries from floating off their property, but say the national park service is asking for unusual terms to stay. >> it would put maintenance and repair of their site above others and that's really not part of the plan for the port. >> the commission president says the feds have pulled a bad offer off the table and now both sides are optimistic an agreement can be reached. >> in san francisco, carolyn tyler

>> pelley: anthony mason on top of the world for us tonight. thanks, anthony. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, goodnight. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> oakland, i have not heard directly from. >> the nfl waiting on oakland as other cities try to keep their teams. the home of the raiders has been practically silent. tonight the nfl commissioner himself is blasting oakland for dragging its feet when it comes to helping the team build a new stadium. kpix 5's ryan takeo is live with more. >> reporter: the commissioner spoke in between meetings with nfl owners in san francisco and after he gushed about stadium plans in other markets he then called out oakland for not having a finalized plan and not keeping in touch with his office. he cited significant progress in l.a., st. louis and san diego but in oakland -- >> oakland, i have not heard directly from. so i do not know -- i do not have an upda