wagner and christopher walken of robert wagner's jealousy and, basically, the arguing. >> robert wagner, as i just discussed with marty, has been taken out of the mix here as a suspect. do you think that is an appropriate read on the situation by police? >> at the present time, i would say yes, because no one is a suspect right now. >> who do you think did it? >> well, it really doesn't matter what i think. i think the important thing is that there is a proper investigation done. >> but you do think there is somebody who did this and you do think they were on board that boat that night? >> like i say, it doesn't matter what i think really. it's up to the investigators to figure this out. >> all right. we appreciate you being with us, dennis. and you as well as, marti. >> thank you. >> don't forget to watch "48 hours mystery vanity fair hollywood scandal." for new details on the death of natalie wood, it is tonight at 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central here on cbs. >>> now here is lonnie with another check of the weather. >> good morning, everybody. here are my weather headlines. about a half o

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here's your forecast with robert. >> gianna, thanks. the national weather service issued this fog advisory. it's been in place throughout the morning. but here's the news story. it's already beginning or we're already beginning to see breaks in the sun as we look over the bay bridge. the weather advisory or at least the fog advisory will be out of here by 11 and then we expect mostly sunny skies. take a look. 62 degrees as daytime highs inland. 59 at the bay. we'll see 56 at the coast. high pressure is building. that means sun throughout the rest of the workweek. expect 65 degrees on saturday. 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. >> welcome back to ""the

a lot of people are parked at roberts road. also vassler you can have a nice view of the ocean. so avoid highway 1. word of schools closed in the pacifica area. so that will affect ortega, cabrillo, terra nova. great highway is shut down and remains closed this morning. they were saying probably until the midday hours at least. maybe by noon depending on what the impact is of this. this is also going to affect your mass transit ride this morning. they have shuttle buses in place near sunset. n-judah and l taraval, shuttle buses in place. no delays on ace and caltrain, as well as muni. we have some 56 trains running on time with bart. there was a possible chance that they may have closed bart because of the tsunami warning but so far, things are looking good through that area so that's good news for that portion. back to you. >> thank you. >> very good news for the commuters. >> we haven't gotten official word from bart. i guess the deadline was about a half hour ago. they were watching the waves in crescent city if they were higher than 10 feet they would shut 2 down. >> accordi

robert wagner and ste,,,,,, i inherited my father's '69 norton commando. it's been a dream of mine to restore it. and it's my dream for him to finish it. frank has something great to save up for. this is my dad. isn't that cool? and a very understanding girlfriend. i showed him a wells fargo savings account with my savings plan. [ frank ] and what it does is it takes a little bit of my money and puts it towards my goal. i want to get all the original parts and do it right. for my dad. there's a couple months in between parts. so, one at a time. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when it's time to save. ♪ >>> it's 8:25. time for news headlines from cbs 5. i'm juliette goodrich. >>> in about an hour, former bart officer johannes mehserle will be sentenced for involuntary manslaughter in the death of oscar grant. his lawyers are asking for probation while supporters of grant demand prison time. >>> oakland police and businesses are preparing for possible riots depending on the outcome. >>> a san francisco polling inspector faces felony charges after d

robert has your forecast. >> thank you. you talked about that fog particularly around the carquinez bridge. well, as we take live look from mount vaca, we see it. it is tule fog that's pushed in from the central valley and it's beginning to make its insidious approach into places like concord and into the delta. we expect some burnoff today revealing mostly sunny skies and temperatures flirting with record highs. 72 in our warmest of areas. 69 at the bay and the warmup continues through the close of the week. ,, never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me and asking me how they could help. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime.

>> cbs' troy roberts in orlando for us this morning. thank you. now here's erica. >> the press coverage of this trial reached fever pitch on tuesday. the interest, though, has been building for years. as cbs news legal analyst jack ford tells us it is one more example of justice doubling as entertainment. >> reporter: as they had every day for the past six week, anxious crowds gathered outside an orlando courthouse tuesday glimpse of one of the most captivating trials in recent memory. once again it was the relentless media coverage that in large part fed the fascination with media coverage that in large just minutes after the not guilty verdict, defense attorney jose baez took a swing at a familiar bad guy. >> we have the greatest constitution in the world, and if the media and other members of the public do not respect it, it will become meaningless. >> reporter: it's a familiar charge, and it has a long history. in 1935, a sympathetic public followed newsreel coverage of the first so-called trial of the century when a german immigrant accused o

finally, for robert, in particular, if he smokes, he should quit. smoking causes degenerative changes in the spinal cord and that causes back pain as well. >> people need to put their arms around the fact it's not if you kind of pull your back out, it's when. everybody is going to have a back issue at some point for the most part. >> almost all of us. >>> the next question is coming from wendy on facebook. what foods help reduce your triglycerides number. >> triglycerides are a type the fat and part of our overall cholesterol. normal is below 150. there are things we can do to lower our risk. number one, choose fish as opposed to red meat. fish is high in healthy omega 3 fatty acids as opposed to red meat which is high in saturated fats. avoid transfats. fried foods and transfat foods are the fats. use canola or olive oil. and limit your alcohol. alcohol drives the triglyceride number through the roof. >> a lot of dieters can relate to this next question from stewart. >> once a person loses weight, how do you keep it off? >> that's the trick, right?

joining us now from the white house is the president's press secretary, robert gibbs. mr. gibbs, good morning. >> good morning. >> i want to ask you very quickly about charles rangel, this bipartisan committee, bringing charges against rangel. they cite a pattern of indifference and disregard for the law. if this trial happens it will happen in september right in the midst of the congressional elections. should charles rangel quit? >> well, look, harry, i think, as you mentioned, there's the bipartisan committee looking into some very serious charges. we think that's certain there right thing to do. i don't want to prejudge the outcome of that. i think that democrats going into this midterm election have an agenda to offer the american people about moving our country forward. s that where we will spend our time talking about this. >> all right. so today you go to detroit. and you are going to visit a gm plan and you will visit a chrysler plan. people will be stunned to know that both of those companies are turning a profit. they are hiring new workers. does it surprise eve

i'm robert lyles. six antioch police officers are a step closer to the >>> it is 7:55. i'm robert lyles, time for news headlines. >>> six antioch police officers are a step closer town employment after receiving pink slips from the city. the police chief says there is a chance the jobs could be saved if the city and the officers union reach an agreements on concessions. >>> the naacp will hold a public hearing this morning over recent claims of police brutality in oakland. the oakland police department has been under investigation for several years and is under court orders to address police misconduct. >>> and strong wind and heavy rains this weekend could delay construction on the bay bridge. caltrans is working around the clock to finish the third section of the suspension tower by christmas eve, which is next friday. stay right where you are. a look at traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. well, we have a big backup unfortunately heading towards the dumbarton bridge tol

>> i worked for robert kennedy. i've been asked dozens of times, what would have happened if he lives? i've always said, who knows. one day because i read a book about what might have happened with mayor daley in chicago i started thinking about the chain reactions. if he'd lived the country would have felt differently about him. even his opponents. and then what? so it just started a chain reaction. then i went back to the one that nobody knows about that changed history. >> which was fascinating to me. it's the first chapter, and it was about this gentleman, richard pavlik, kind of this crazy from new hampshire who had an ax to grind with soon-to-be president kennedy. >> he went to kennedy's beach house with a car filled with dynamite. the only reason he didn't blow john kennedy up was jackie came to the door and he didn't want to do it in front of his wife. he was seconds away, the secret service chief said, of losing john kennedy before he ever became president, no new frontier, lyndon johnson with the cuban mis

we'll speak live with white house press secretary robert gibbs. >>> and head shot. the sportscaster who got nailed by a soccer ball and then became a global internet sensation. she's with us exclusively early this tuesday morning, august 31st, 2010. sively this morning august captioning funded by cbs st 2010. >> from cbs news it's >>> good morning, everyone. welcome in on this tuesday morning. i'm erica hill. >> i'm harry smith. we know it's tuesday because -- >> it must be bedbug day? >> no "science times" comes on tuesday. there's a closeup. in case you wanted to know if you're one of those places in america where there are no bedbugs, this is what they look like close up. one of our producers, carol leibowitz leibowitz leibowitz, woke up completely covered in bites. he said there was actually blood on the sheets as a result of the attack, the assault. >> the assault. that poor man deserves a raise. >> so he's going to be along this morning to talk about that. jennifer ashton will be along to say what you can do about it, which is mostly this. >>> and then on the

robert has your forecast. >> thanks so much. did you notice in those traffic cams, there was a lot of sunshine. forget the traffic. we're talking about the amazing conditions we are going to see. live look out at our sutro cam. a few high cloud out there. i'm sorry, from our mount vaca cam. a few high clouds out there, they're gone, so is the fog. that's going to reveal mostly sunny skies today. high pressure is dominating, 65 degrees in our warmest of areas, upper 50s at the coast, low 60s at the bay and those temperatures will replicate themselves for the next four days! mostly sunny skies thursday and friday. by saturday, a few clouds move in. but still an amazing... never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered people started immediately supporting me and asking me how they could help. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. when you accomplish those 60 miles it's truly life-changing. (man) r

her husband, actor robert wagner and another actor, christopher walken were also on board. at the time her death was ruled an accident. police say they will reveal new information today. you can see more on the case on "48 hours mystery" the vanity fair hollywood scandal, tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m., right here on cbs. >>> in oklahoma city, three girls survived a terrifying elevator accident. the girls wandered into the elevator shaft through an open door tuesday, but the door locked and the car started moving down on top of them. and then they called 911. >> oh my god! >> hello? >> we're trapped in an elevator. >> where? >> at chrispin high school. >> the girls tried to hold the elevator up with their feet, only inches from being crushed. >>> if you get your health insurance through your job, it turns out your unhealthy habits may start to cost you. more and more companies are telling their workers, they now have to pay a larger share of their health insurance premiums if they are for example overweight or if they smoke. >> the financial penalties are controversial. and f

. >>> retired fbi agent robert levinson has been gone almost five years. about a year ago, his wife received a video of him begging her to get help for him to come home. we will talk to her about that >>> if you're about to pour a nice bowl of cereal you might want to think twice about that. we have learned some of the cereals has as much sugar as a twingy and the other as a candy bar. >> what part of these are a surprise to you? >> these are my favorite cereals. >> honey smacks, i remember when it was called sugar smacks. >> the ones you think are healthy, those really shock you. i always read the labels. like wait a minute. healthy? i shouldn't say names. but it's unbelievable how much sugar, how much carbs. it's outrageous. >> like the cereal generation began with our generation. my mom and dad saying i never ate cereal. as college, i lived on it. my kid right now, nate, i know he's home eating cereal. >> i loved it because they had a toy inside and i would only buy it to see what cool is the toolest and my dad would get upset because i never ate the ce

for daniel perez and robert morales, both 16, the four hours of practice is a test in tenacity. >> have the objective in my head and just stay focused on what i have to do so i don't think about this heat. >> 1-2-3! >> one nation! >> reporter: this is just the beginning. for when everyone else walks off the field into the cool air of the field house, both daniel and robert don't get a break. instead, they go to work outside! daniel swaps his cleats for a cooler and his helmet for a sledge hammer. the temperature holds steady at 112 degrees in the shade. he works four hours straight like he did in the morning but there is no coach giving him a mandatory rest or water break. you would prefer to work outside? >> yes, i would. >> reporter: why is that? >> it will help me during football. if i can do all of this, when i go on the football field, i can work just as hard without stopping, without thinking about the heat. >> reporter: across town, robert has traded in his playbook for flyers and while they not be like the linebackers he faced on the field this morning the 1:00 p.m. sun is punis

envoy robert king won his release. he is expected to return to the u.s. in a day or two. >>> firefighters are making progress this morning against a fierce wind-driven wild fire at popular resorts north of los angeles. the lake isabella blaze burned more than two square miles. hundreds of homes are threatened, forcing evacuations. there are no reported injuries. >>> thousands of public and private swimming pools may be closed this holiday weekend. the consumer product safety commission recalled nearly 1 million drain covers, installed within the last 2 1/2 years. the problem, the covers could trap swimmers by pulling them toward the drain and causing thome drown. no injuries have been reported. >>> and gil scott heron, described by many as the godfather of rap, has died. he recorded dozens of albums known for a signature blend of percussion, politics, and poetry. his best-known work was the revolution will not be televised. gil scott heron was 62 years old. >>> it's about 19 minutes past the hour. now here's russ and rebecca. >> betty, thanks a lot. just

here's robert with the forecast. >> thank you. you talked about the lower visibility down to a quarter mile on the bridge. that's all expected to burn off by about 11 a.m. what most of the bay area will see is exactly what we see behind us as we start the day looking at the bay bridge. mostly clear skies a few high clouds out there. but we are going to see a significant warmup. temperatures anywhere from 7 to 12 degrees above average. our warmest of areas expected to get 70 degrees. 69 inside the bay. mostly sunny skies, continued through the close of the week. expect some clouds for the weekend and the return of the ocean breezes. temperatures fall back to seasonal averages. ,,,,,,,, >>> oh, it's starting to be a little bit rainy. look at that sunshiny yellow we've got out there with some of our friends on the plaza. >> lots of color, lots of energy. happy birthday fort lauderdale. something we'll preview. >> there you go. just ahead here on "the early show," welcome back, by the way, on this wednesday morning, when you go to get

we'll ask white house press secretary robert gibbs. >>> winter blast. a massive storm spawning tornadoes yesterday is slamming much of the eastern part of the co ing flooding bringing snow. we'll tell you where it's headed. >>> and it is the fight of his life. michael dow las opens up about his grueling cancer treatment, his family and getting stronger by the day. and he's ready to get back to work. that's early this wednesday work. that's early this wednesday morning, december 1st, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> a dark, rainy morning here in new york city. good morning. i'm erica hill. >> i'm harry smith. >> kind of a good day to stay in bed. >> watch the news. that's right. >> plenty to get to this morning. learning more, julian assange, the founder of wikileaks, interpol after him. a warrant out for his arrest. this, though, is not related to that document dump. related to sexual assault charges. >>> first, though, we want to get to the spirit of cooperation between republicans and democrats after yesterday's white house summit seemed to fade qui

robert has a look at your forecast. good morning. >> it is fair to say that we are enjoying spring and summer as we take live look outside at ocean beach. clear skies, temperatures in the mid-50s , daytime highs today. 69 inland, mostly sunny skies, 65 at the bay. the sun will hold on friday, saturday, sunday. the ocean breezes return over the weekend bringing clouds but won't diminish the temperatures. in fact, the warm temperatures will hold on through the start of the workweek. ,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back to "the early show" on this thursday morning. a lot of energy out there on the plaza, which is what we always like. >> good to see this morning. >> provide the energy here in the studio. we've all done something embarrassing. i do something every day. because i'm a klutz and i trip over my own feet. as they remind me -- >> we've got it on video. >> it's not always caught on video as it was for one woman. here you see the video. she's texting. yep, doesn't notice where she's going. falls into a fountain. it's all caugh

i'm robert lyles. time for news headlines. >>> the fbi will help investigate a sewage spill in marin county. sabotage is suspected in the overflow into corte madera creek at kentfield. a large pipe was clogged by tons of debris that would not normally get into the system. as much as three million gallons of sewage spilled into the creek. >>> police officers all over california go on special patrols to stop drunk drives this weekend. the chp will have what it calls its christmas maximum enforcement period which goes through tonight and clears through sunday. last year, they made more than 1100dui arrests during the same period. >>> and the san francisco 49ers still plan a move to santa clara but not for a few more years. the team has reached a tentative agreement to stay at candlestick park in san francisco through the year 2014. >>> also in football, the oakland raiders home game against indianapolis sunday is not sold out. so it will be blacked out on local television. that means you can still buy tic

ambassador toer to syria robert ford. he returned to washington, d.c. this weekend because of what the department called "credible threats against his personal safety." >>> u.s. forces in iraq are now trying to complete their withdrawal from the country by the end of this year, but a new report is highly critical of an >>> >> announcer: this weather report sponsored by maxwell house, good to the last >>> we have more of the "60 minutes" interview of isaacson whose book about steve jobs come out today. >> he was known for keeping his private life intensely private which is why some people are interested in this portion of his life. and one part of the interview, steve kroft talks about jobs, his wife and his children. >> you have a picture of the family? >> oh, sure. >> the thing that struck me was that i never seen any of these pictures before. >> and this is lorraine and that's aaron, eve and this is on the family vacation. >> i knew very little about his family life. i knew that he was -- vaguely that he was married. i didn't know anything about his w

i'm robert lyles. two people were rushed to the hospital after a san pablo apartment fire that started about 6 a.m. there is no word on the extent of their injuries. the fire was located at standard avenue near 23rd street and was confined to one unit. >>> starting new year's day, online impersonators could face heavy fines here in california. anyone who assumes the identity of another person to intentionally harm, intim date, threaten or defraught could be charged with a misdemeanor. the law was authorized by state senator joe simitian of palo alto. violators could face a fine up to $1,000 or spend up to a year in jail. >>> and more controversy over federal gas pipeline inspection guidelines under scrutiny since the san bruno explosion. the "san francisco chronicle" says 7 years ago, pg&e lobbied federal regulators to endorse an inspection method that critics say is deficient. the report says the method saved pg&e millions of dollars because it did not have to upgrade its system. >>> stay where you ar

sung by my fellow floridian, robert van winkle, aka vanilla ice. there he is my buddy. back to "the early show" this morning. not to perform, though. oh, yeah. mm-hmm. but, -- why does that never get old? today he's here to tell us about how he's reinvented himself. turning his hobby of home renovation into a brand-new tv show. and we have some breaking news about that show that we'll share with you during the segment. >> also ahead, the amazing story of personal courage and a young man who broke his neck and became paralyzed a decade ago is now planning, against all odds, to walk a mile. our ayla brown is going to bring us his inspiring astory. >> you were asking me how to make grits the right way. >> earlier this morning. >> we have applewood smoked ribs this morning. amazing stuff. elizabeth karmel is here and she'll be making those. >> oh, my. >> they look fantastic. >> she always comes to play. >> the smell is wafting over. >> she said when she discovered you could take these ribs and dip them in apple cider to get more moisture, it was life changing. >> life chang

robert levinson's videos says he is not in good health. >> please help me get home. first three years of service to the united states deserves something. please help me. >> levinson who is 63 was working as a private investigator in iran. the u.s. says it has no idea who is holding him. >>> well, u.s. officers are denying a claim it brought down a u.s. top secret spy drone with a cyberattack. the drone appears nearly intact, something american officials can't or won't explain. the u.s. military says it lost control of it earlier this week and doesn't deny the iranians have it. ir >>> still ahead this morning, quarterback tim tebow wears his religion like part of his uniform. >> we'll ask one former nfl player whether he thinks it's appropriate. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. ♪ [ male announcer ] when you're a true fan... [ exhales ] ...there are no sick days. [ crowd cheering, screaming ] vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best

i'm robert lyles. time for news headlines. >>> a vallejo man is behind bars and a daycare center is shut down following allegations of child molestation. 30-year-old samuel cowper was arrested at mary's daycare yesterday morning. he is the son of the owner of the daycare center. officials say two girls have come forward saying cowper has molested them. >>> the testimony employee accused of sending an -- the dmv employee accused of sending an owe financessive letter to a transgender customer resigned. she went in to register a sex change. four days later she said she received a nasty letter from the dmv worker who helped her. >>> and the new bart president is pushing for extended hours on saturdays. he hopes to keep trains running up to an hour past midnight. he says the change would help people who attend or work at entertainment and social events in the city. >>> stay where you are. a look at traffic and weather when we return in just a moment. save $523! 16 minutes could save you 16%! come on... isn'

some democrats have said after press secretary robert gibbs basically said look it's possible that the gop could take over the house, they're saying this is not the kind of support that we need right now as we're heading into this election season. but in the end, could losing the house ultimately be good for the president because it certainly helped bill clinton? >> you know erica, i don't think it is ever good to lose. i think you're always better off when you win, but i'll tell you this, i think unless this economy begins to look a lot better, i mean robert gibbs was just stating the obvious, that if things don't get better with all that anger and frustration out there, a lot of democrats are going to lose their seats. a lot of democrats, especially in the house, didn't like to hear that because the way they see it and the way they hear it the president's trying to divorce himself from them and sort of leaving them out there on their own where, you know he can say, you know it's their fault if they get beat. it doesn't have anything to do with me. but again, i think this is just a sy

>> some analysts do, robert rich, former secretary of labor under president clinton, believeses there is a 40% chance we seal a double dip. we see unemployment go up again. we could see gasoline prices go up simultaneously. all of the sudden, the housing picture gets more bleak than it is. that's not the place we want to be. like i said in the beginning, we've talked about this a lot, the picture is trending weak er so we need to find a way to boost that momentum. >> we know many jobs are gone forever, whether companies have learned to do more with less or the jobs don't exist anymore because of the economic situation. what are some areas and how are they being replaced? >> a lot of it is concentrated in the manufacturing field. manufacturing of things that we just don't buy here in the united states or things that people don't buy usa made goods. see those are the jobs where the president has even talked about this. he believes that there is going to have to be a transition. those workers who deal with certain things, for example, like old, outdated cars. they are going to have to tr

reporter: all the way. >> all the way to the back. >> reporter: do you think this is what happened to robert champion? >> if he was on bus c and that's where they found him, yes. >> reporter: now, police are still investigating the champion case and they have not released any information as to the official cause of his death. jeff and erica, back to you. >> anna westernrner in atlanta,k you very much. >>> almost 16 minutes past the hour. good morning. >> good morning to you both. a new list of the safest vehicles for 2012 is out this morning. a record 115 cars for top picks. honda had 12 cars on the list, including the popular accord, toyota had the camry and 14 other winners. the most on the list from the insurance institute for highway safety. the big reason why so many cars were given safety awards, they're being made with stronger roofs. >>> seven miners in idaho were rescued late last night a mile deep inside the lucky mine when there was a rock explosion. one of the miners was taken to the hospital and the others treated that scene. >>> the white house >>> still to come this morning on

robert araman caught it last week. he said the alligator pulled his boat around for 5 minutes before he was able to subdue it. >>> dave price is standing by with another check of the weather. ever done any alligator wrastling, dave? >> i tell you, though. he has the largest, nicest purse now, though. these are great kids representing the heart gallery exhibit. these are children in foster care right now, looking for a personal home. it's national adoptio >> this weather report, sponsored by macy's. >>> a big shoutout to home of hardwick college. a beautiful, beautiful place to live. harry, inside to kbroup. >> dave, thanks very much. do you remember the old tv show "get smart"? there really are ways to get smart or smarter. we'll show you how to boost your brain power when we return on "the early show." but it's also rich in powerful nutrients that help cleanse and purify your body. cranberries are the ninja fruit. wh-wh-whoa! ocean spray -- tastes good, good for you. we helped keep your skin clear. now we have a solut

julia roberts paid tribute to her friend oprah winfrey and had fun, too. >> now in the spirit of the oprah show, if everyone could reach under their seats -- [ laughter ]. >> i'm so proud of you. i love you. congratulations. >> chris rock talking about oprah winfrey took note of the seating. >> an amazing feeling to look up and see the most powerful person in the world, and right next to her barack obama. >> rock said he didn't get her a job, she got him a job. it's 14 past the hour. we turn to mr. dave price. >> nice to see you. >> a good weekend? >> very good. you? >> very good. let's take a check of the weather, see what's going on. it looks like we are seeing more lake effect activity. let's go to the maps. this is what it looks like now. here is a little bit of a pattern. right now, the >> it's 16 minutes past the hour. that's our first check of the weather. harry, over to you. >> thanks very much. police investigating the murder of hollywood publicist ronni chasen are looking for fresh clues this morning because a possible big break in the case apparently did not pan out. cbs n

. >> reporter: robert leggett's 5-year-old vacation home is in jeopardy. it sits alongside a bayou and a few feet from a floodgate that may soon have to be opened to relieve the buildup of crushing water pressure from the much larger morganza spillway. and if they open these secondary floodgates behind me, then all of this area is going to flood. and that's what robert leggett is concerned about. >> then that means trouble for you? >> yes, sir. it means trouble for quite a few of us. >> two more inches. >> reporter: so, for a few thousand dollars he hired joshua musso and his crew of house raisers. from those who scamper under the dangling house with fresh support beams to the man who runs the hydraulics with the panache of a modern-day wizard of oz. musso is nothing if not quick and efficient. >> 9:30 we started. >> reporter: and you'll be out of here? >> 11:30. >> reporter: in realtime the elevation is very methodical. speed it up, though, and you can more easily see the striking difference their handiwork creates. not surprisingly, musso said robert leg

>> i think even in hollywood there are sober individuals and people that have recovered doing well, robert downey jr. would be an example. she needs to surround her swlf with people who are sober and a been there and done that and recovered. >> dr. dale archer, thank you very much. appreciate the time. when we come back, more from rhinebeck, the big wedding day in rhinebeck, new york coming up. you are watching "the early show" here on cbs. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] there's complete. and then there's most complete, like what you get from centrum ultra women's, the most complete multivitamin for women. it has vitamin d, which emerging science suggests supports breast health, and calcium for bone health. centrum ultra women's. ♪ now i know ♪ freedom is all that i need [ female announcer ] ladies, raise your spoons. now there's nothing left standing between you and a satisfying breakfast. introducing special k low-fat granola. with 50% less fat than the leading granola and 5 grams of fiber per serving, it's a satisfying way to help you manage your weight. special k low-fat granola -- a

you have to be surprised. >> i read "stone cold" from the late robert b. parker's novel. bob was a pal, he passed away in january and i just said i got to play this guy and i told my boss, when i pitched it to him, a series of books and i think they wanted one movie, so now i've grown my little jesse thing again and we're doing number seven which is "innocents lost" and people don't need to have seen the others, by the way. jesse stands alone as a movie but i'm off to do number eight "benefit of the doubt" tomorrow. so go figure. >> so much for your break before "blue blood." >> i love jesse and i love "blue bloods." nice to be working. i got a mortgage so this is good. >> something tells me you got enough money socked away. >> i do not. >> you executive produce, writing part of the script, you have an active role in the jesse movies. do they just come? they come to you? you wrote them quick between "blue bloods." >> i did. i had to write during "blue bloods" which was hard because i dearly love frank. you don't completely become someone else when you're doing a role but

we get like robert de niro in taxi driver. it's like, you talkin' to me? >> wow, i want to call your wife. >> here's what we need to talk about. these are the things on the list. you think about what you're going to say, i'll think about what i'm going to say and let's actually have a conversation rather than a fight. >> texting. >> e-mail. >> e-mail, really. there's a lot of couples right now, what they do is when issues come up, they send an e-mail they say, look, these are the things i'd like to talk about. so that you prepare each other, and it's not done, again you can even dump it in an e-mail. you did this, you did that. rather than i'm feeling. this is what i would like. is that okay with you? >> but back to the study, i think really the worst thing that you can do whether you're a man or a woman is to self-silence. i've counseled a lot of couples, especially women, who have sat on grudges for years, and in some cases decades, about their in-laws, about their sex lives, and i'll tell you, in many cases, the guys really are kind of clueless. so if y

i'm robert lyles. the suspect in an east bay chase in custody this morning. it ended when the car ran off eastbound i-80 and crashed into a fence in berkeley. police say the suspect tried to run over an officer but no officers were hurt. >>> amber yust is suing the department of motor vehicles. the transgender woman says she went to a dmv office in san francisco to register her sex change. she says she later received a letter from a dmv clerk that that she was evil and should die. no comment from dmv. >>> and more than five hours on a plane and never leaving the airport. that is the story from passengers on a qantas flight from san francisco to australia. the plane had electrical problems that eventually cancelled the flight after it waited on the tarmac for much of the day. no fine though. rules against such long delays only apply to domestic airlines. >>> traffic and weather around the bay area coming right up. stay with us. ,, [ bell rings ] what are you doing, friending somebody? yeah. you got time for that? you got time to earn more on your savings, onli

s at the white house is president obama's press secretary, robert gibbs. mr. gibbs, good morning. >> good morning, harry. how are you? >> pretty good. so john boehner goes on face the nation yesterday and he says, quote, if the only, if the only option i have is to vote for some of the tax reductions i'll vote for them. is that a window? >> well, look. last week harry, the president argued pretty vociferously that we ought to extend the tax cut this is affect the middle class in this economy right now. that's what the president believes. i hope that congressman boehner's comments suggest a willingness to agree to the president's position. we ought not use the middle class as a political football. we ought to extend the tax cuts for the middle class. we ought to do it fairly quickly, give them certainty and make sure they know that they are going to get help in tough economic times. >> you know there are plenty of people out there including peter or zach who halt recently your director of office of management and budget saying there should be tax increases for

something press secretary robert gibbs acknowledged. >> you live in a culture that things whip around. people want fast responses. we want to give fast responses. >> reporter: the controversy seems to show that on one of the nation's most complex social issues, race, the obama administration reacted impulsively. >> we need to get this out and public discussion. we can't hide from it. and i'm afraid the obama administration more often hides from it than confronts it. >> secretary vilsack said he hoped sherrod would come back to the department and work with them on civil rights issues. erica? >> jan crawford in washington. jan, thanks. joining us from miami this morning, michael eric dyson, the author of more than a dozen of books, upcoming presidential race about president obama and the issue of race. good to have you with us this morning. >> good to be here this morning. >> as we heard yesterday from robert gibbs, people wanted a quick response and the administration wanted a fast response. but in going for that fast response it seems due diligence was thrown out the window. why is th

i had a chance to meet a young man named robert berros. he is an english teacher in boston. he came to the white house a few weeks ago. he has two decades of teaching experience. he has a masters degree. he has an outstanding track record of helping students make huge gains in reading and writing. in the last few years, he received three pink slips because of budget cuts. why wouldn't we want to pass a bill that puts somebody like robert back in the classroom teaching our kids? some of you were with me when we visited a bridge between ohio and kentucky that's been classified as functionally obsolete. that is a fancy way of saying it's old and breaking down. we heard about bridges in both states that are falling apart. that's true all across the country. in maine, there is a bridge that is in such bad shape that pieces much it were literally falling off the other day. we have millions of laid off construction workers who could be rebuilding roads and bridges and rebuilding schools. this jobs bill gives them a chance to get back to work rebuilding america. why wouldn't we want

defense secretary robert gates is leaving his european allies with a blunt message. nato must get serious about its mission or it is doomed. he went on to say the future of the u.s./nato alliance is dim if not dismal. what does this mean for our troops and security? david marty continue is at the pentagon with more. what got into secretary gates here? >> well, he spent the last four and a half years begging members of nato to contribute their fair share of forces to afghanistan. and now that he's only got three weeks left as secretary of defense, he's just speaking his mind, and he unloaded on what is perhaps the most ven herbal military alliance in history. >> okay. you say he is now speaking his mind with just three weeks left. what are his specific complaints? >> well, in afghanistan, his complaint is that troops who contribute forces often put restrictions on actually what they can do in combat. and then they pull them out on their own schedule without any regard for the effect it has on the overall war effort. and then in libya, he said you have the spectacle of

defense secretary robert gates acknowledging both sides have been in contact. those talks come as rhetoric on all sides seems to be moving toward a beginning of the end in u.s. involvement there and a withdrawal of troops. one of the first correspondents on the ground with u.s. troop ss in the first days of the war is lara logan. she joins us now. as you look at what we're learning over the weekend, how could these talks potentially lead to an end game for u.s. troops? >> it's been clear for a long time that the u.s. is looking for a way out. some are call inging it a desperate scramble for the exit. at the same time, they're trying to convince the afghans that they're committed and they're there for the long haul. what's not being talked about in all the news about the talks, erica, is the fact that the u.s. is supposed to be just beginning negotiations for a long-term setup of forces withdrawal agreement with the afghans, which would dictate what the u.s. presence in afghanistan looks like long teller.rm. before they can even get to that, there has to be some

robert gibbs says people's lives have been put in danger. >> somebody is cooperating with the federal government and their name is listed in an action report. i don't think it is a stretch to believe that that could potentially put a group or individual at great personal risk. >> reporter: u.s. military officials assume the documents were leaked by 22-year-old private first class bradley manning who is already charged with illegally downloading classified video of the helicopter gun ship. the video which ended up on wikileaks. the documents cover the years 2004 to 2009 and describe in detail why the u.s. is in so much trouble in afghanistan. the u.s. has been fighting with two few troops and causing too many civilian casualties. the afghan government is corrupt and inefficient. pakistan is an uncertain ally which at times supported the same taliban that's killing american soldiers in afghanistan. the head of wikileaks calls it one dam thing after another. >> this is the story of the war since 2004. most of the deaths in this war are as a result of every day squalor of war. >> the whit

before wall street opened this morning, we asked the university of california professor robert reich who is also labor secretary under president clinton what he was looking for in this morning's report. >> erica, people are scared, they are worried about their jobs and wages, they are worried about the state of the economy. if we have an unemployment report that does not come up with 125,000 new jobs at least and what you need just to accommodate the natural growth of the labor force, people are going to be even more scared because it means that we are actually treading water, going backwards. we are not advancing on this jobs situation. a lot of americans understand intuitively that when 70% of the economy is consumers and consumers are workers and workers are not getting hired is there a vicious cycle going on in which people are scared they are not going to get jobs, they are going to lose their jobs and wages are going down so they are not spending and if they are not spending employers will not hire. >> mr. secretary, it's jeff glor. quite a few headlines bringing up the words d

. >> reporter: the same thing happened to robert anderson from los angeles. he paid $800 for photos from a model management company. >> they had told me make the money back in the first monday we will call you all the time. probably every week you'll get a call for some type of job. >> reporter: but anderson never got any work as a model. >> i got hooked and sucked in basically. >> reporter: the better business bureau says it's received 2,000 complaints the past three years from consumers who feel ripped off by modeling agencies. the top complaint? paying large fees for head shots but getting little or no modeling work in return. >> the talent scam industry is an epidemic. >> reporter: los angeles due to city attorney mark lambert has been battling fraud in the modeling industry for a decade. he says legitimate agencies never ask a model to pay money up front. >> if they ask you to pay a penny, there is something wrong there and you you shouldn't do it. >> reporter: we went behind the scenes where models of all sizes and faces auditioned to be in a national a

there is a town hall meeting this evening at 6:30 at saint robert's catholic church. >>> today carly fiorina will appear at 10:30 in menlo park at the sugar shack candy shop. yesterday she returned to the campaign trail after a hospital stay that put her out of commission for two days this week. she is trailing incumbent barbara boxer 49 to 41% according to a new field poll. >>> the san francisco giants have a two games to none lead in the world series after embarrassing the sections rangers 9-0 last night. now the giants have to try to beat the texas rangers on the road, games 3 and 4 on texas, so is game 5 if necessary. >>> traffic and weather around the bay area coming right up. stay with us. ,,,,,, b-a-c-c-a-l-a-u-r-e-a-t-e. baccalaureate. correct. [ audience groans ] since this competition has been continuing for 48 hours and we have yet to eliminate anyone, it is the decision of this board to declare all 20 contestants winners. you have all competed admirably. admirably. a-d-m-i-r-a-b-l-y. admirably. [ male announcer ] at&t is making high speed internet affordable for only $14.

joining us with a look inside is robert sullivan. good morning. 75 years, you have created and built these iconic pictures throughout history. what do you think it is about the pictures and life that have brought to life so much history. i think it is about the photographers that it was the right time for a photo magazine and a journal to tell the truth in pictures about what was going on in the world around us. later it was said it wasn't intended that life was going to be a war magazine but that is what happened. that story could be told in pictures in a way that nobody had seen before and life built its legacy then and it came out of world war two. the strongest magazine in the world. it was called the great american magazine for good reason. speaking of those pictures, racey photo, it ran on the cover of the magazine, but there were other pictures as well. this is the one that ran on the cover. >> we brought along photographs for your viewers that haven't been seen before. the off images of loren, that was taken by the original f

. >>> fbi director robert mullier is expected face questions this morning about a possible cheating scandal. the justice department is investigating reports that hundreds of fbi agents cheated on a test. the test covered new rules on when agents can conduct surveillance or open new cases. the president of the fbi agent's association says there was pervasive confusion about how the test was supposed to be conducted. >>> we have spectacular video of a truck crash in brazil. a formula truck series race on sunday, one driver went airborne and smashed into another truck. the high-speed crash ripped the top off of that truck. you about miraculously no one got hurt. >>> here is a look at the weather. we will check in with dave price. less dangerous. >> moral of that story, don't drive your semi at 112 miles per hour. let's get right to it. we will work our story line, we are going to begin in the northeast where another day of hot and humid air being spun up by a high-pressure system will bring humidity and discomfort from places like boston down the i-95 corridor, hard forward, new york, philadel

secretary of defense robert gates will make the final walk through the pentagon. taking over for him is leon panetta, replacing panetta will be general david petraeus expected to be confirmed by the senate today. >>> a security breach at new york's jfk airport is under investigation this morning. last friday a nigerian fworn american was able to board a virgin america flight without valid identification and expired boarding pass. he was arrested yesterday and charged with being a stowaway but does not yet face any terror related charges. >>> authorities are closely watching air quality around that massive wildfire burning near los alamos. officials set up a special plane to sample the dense smoke for radiation but found nothing unusual yesterday. more high winds are forecast for today but are not -- are expected to push the fire north away from the los alamos nuclear lab. >>> and climbers on the slopes of washington's mt. rainier caught video of one of the biggest avalanches recorded. witnesses say the ground shook >>> so far at least 47 people have died in an e.

troy roberts, cbs news, new york. >> joining us now is legal analyst and criminologist casey jordan good to see you. what struck but this latest testimony. >> two big things. we're sure that cindy anthony was lying about doing the computer searches on chloroform. she had to have been at work that day including the general counsel of the company she worked for, explained about the time cards and her computer logins and on the day she said she searched for chloroform she was at work, not only that, we have her nurse supervisor, explained she couldn't have had time off in the middle of the day and finally we had forensic evidence that showed that the brain dust for lack of a better word that they had said had to have been the result of a bad autopsy and the question of whether she was little kalie was the victim of an accident inorganic material, sediment from the flooding so a great day for the state. >> casey anthony refusing to testify. what does that say when a defendant does not testify? >> the judge is going to remind them she didn't have to testify. that was part of their voir dire a

defense secretary robert gates talk about the difficult decision to launch that strike. i worked for a lot of these guys. this is one of the most courageous calls. for the uncertainty, the consequences of it going bad, the risks of the lives of the americans involved. it was a very gutsy call. you could see it in his face in the photograph. what was it like being near him? >> there wasn't a lot of conversation by anybody in the room. >> you can see more of that interview on this week's "60 minutes" sunday on cbs. >>> customers who use debit cards at michael's craft stores are being warned this morning they might be vulnerable to fraud. the company says 90 keypads used to enter p.i.n. numbers were tampered with. stores in 20 different states were affected. michaels is replacing more than 7,000 pin pads across the country. >>> 74-year-old actress mary tyler moore is prepared to undergo surgery to remove a brain tumor this morning. moore's spokeswoman would not say where or exactly when the operation will take place but says this type of tumor is usually benign. >> spiderma