Brian's Daily Briefing
Assignment Desk Manager Brian Dinsmore in the CBS 5 Newsroom with a look at what we're working on for our newscasts at 5, 6, 10 and 11.
Raw Video: SWAT Team Raids Fremont Home
Officers searched a home in south Fremont for a murder suspect wanted in connection with a killing early Tuesday morning.
New Evacuations Ordered Ahead Of SoCal Storm
More than 500 residents in La Crescenta and La Canada Flintridge in Los Angeles County have been ordered to evacuate due to an approaching storm.
Tracy Humphrey's Tuesday Forecast
Tracy says to expect showers with a chance of thunderstorms during the day. Partly cloudy conditions on the way for Wednesday.
Sports Illustrated Reveals Swimsuit Issue
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue hits stands Tuesday. A peek inside what has been called the "most profitable single-issue magazine in the world."
Passengers Discuss Near Fatal Mid-Air Collision
A small plane collision in Colorado this past Saturday resulted in the tragic death of three people but remarkably one of the planes towing a glider was able to separate right before impact and the pilot of the glider and his passengers survived.
Man Found Alive Almost A Month After Haiti Quake
Status report on Haiti, one month after the devastating eathquake that has left thousands dead and the country in ruins. The family of a Haitian man said he rescued Monday, nearly a month after the quake.
CBS 5 Investigates
Office Copiers Can Present Identity Theft Risk
Copier warehouses are filled with row upon row of used machines ready for resale. But CBS 5 Investigates found many of them hold private and sensitive information. Anna Werner reports.
Experts Question Toyota Accelerator Fix
Toyota says it has a plan to fix problems with sudden acceleration. But some safety experts are skeptical of the company's promises, and critical of government regulators. Anna Werner reports.
Some Prius Owners Complained About Acceleration
Toyota's Prius model has not been included in recent recalls due to a faulty accelerator, but some consumers, including one Bay Area woman, say they have had issues. Anna Werner reports.
New And Improved CalJobs Website Still Unsafe?
The Employment Development Department's CalJobs website is up and running again, after the state shut it down for several months to look into security flaws. But is the website safe? Anna Werner reports.
New EDD Snafu Leaves Thousands Without Checks
There's word of yet another delay in unemployment checks to thousands of Californians. And it looks as if once again, the state's Employment Development Department has made another misstep. Anna Werner reports.
Bank Refunds Customer After CBS 5 Investigation
A large national bank told an elderly Lafayette woman it couldn't help get her money back, but that was before CBS 5 Investigates stepped in. Anna Werner reports.
Bay Area Home Loan Modifier Loses License
He's the man who told CBS 5 Investigates "You're done! You're done!" But now, it seems like Ray Jeter is the one who's done, at least with his loan modification business. Anna Werner reports.
Did Police Investigate Six Flags Allegations?
Last month, CBS 5 Investigates told you about Six Flags Discovery Kingdom visitors who say they were beaten by security guards. There are serious questions about how local police handled many of those cases. Anna Werner reports.
H1N1 Vaccine Distribution Controversy In East Bay
The H1N1 flu vaccine is more in demand than a hot holiday toy. But some now say the available vaccine is not being distributed fairly. Anna Werner reports.
Consumer Video
Should You Hire A Professional For Your Taxes?
April is around the corner, which means all of us need to start thinking about our taxes. And as we prepare our papers and gather our receipts, the most basic question is who is going to prepare them?
Mysterious Charges That Show Up On Bills
A recent consumer survey found that the biggest everyday annoyance for Americans is: hidden fees. Advise for how to deal with hidden feeds
Toyota To Recall 2009, 2010 Prius, Hybrid Models
Toyota says it is recalling about 437,000 Prius and other hybrid vehicles worldwide to fix brake problems the latest in a string of embarrassing safety lapses at the world's largest automaker.
Raw Video: Toyota President On Prius Recall
Toyota President Akio Toyoda said the automaker would "everything in our power to regain the confidence of our customers" in the wake of the latest recall involving the Prius and other hybrid models.
Toyota Recalls Prius, Resale Values Drop
Toyota announced late Monday a recall of 437,000 Prius and other hybrid models, due to brake problems. Meanwhile, the recent recalls has sent resale values for Toyotas dropping. Kiet Do reports.
California Accidentally Prints SSNs On Envelopes
The state's Department of Health Care Services is apologizing for disclosing the social security numbers of nearly 50,000 Californians. Allen Martin reports.
New Rate Option May Lower Phone Bill
The new year brought a new rate hike for many AT&T customers. The phone company raised the cost of basic home service. One way consumers can save is to switch to something called "Measured Service." Sue Kwon reports.
Fractured: Macy's Sued For Gemstone Fraud
A major retailer is defrauding customers by selling ruby jewelry without disclosing how the stones have been mixed with leaded glass, claims the former independent gemologist for the department store chain's Western operations.
Toyota Expected To Recall Prius
Toyota is reportedly preparing to recall the 2010 Prius model this week due to a braking problem. Julie Watts reports.
Health Video
Having A Handle On Teen Dating Violence
For over 10 years Eve Ensler has used the proceeds from her hit play "The Vagina Monologues" to fund her worldwide organization "V-Day" which raises awareness about violence against women and girls.
Mothers Over 40 At High Risk For Autistic Children
According to researchers from the University of California Davis, a 40-year-old woman's risk of having a child later diagnosed with autism is 50% greater than that of a woman between 25 and 29 years old.
Investigating Antibiotics And Food Supply
Evening News Anchor and Managing Editor, Katie Couric will have a preview of her exclusive two-part investigative series on the use of antibiotics in agriculture and why this could put your health at risk.
White House Questions Anthem Blue Cross Rate Hike
The Obama Administration is asking the state's largest for-profit health insurer to justify its dramatic rate increase. Anthem Blue Cross is hiking its premium by as much as 39 percent for individual policies.
'Third Hand Smoke' May Also Be Harmful
We all know smoking is bad for your health, along with second hand smoke. Scientists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab have uncovered a potential new threat. Dr. Kim Mulvihill reports.
Study Links Mom's Age To Autism Risk
CBS News medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook reports on a new study that says the older a woman is, the greater her chance of giving birth to a child with autism.
Exclusive: Couric Talks Healthcare With President
CBS News anchor Katie Couric sat down with President Barack Obama on Super Bowl Sunday to discuss the healthcare, the economy, terror trials and the Super Bowl.
Anthem Blue Cross To Hike Calif. Health Premiums
Anthem Blue Cross is raising rates in a big way for people who by induvidual coverage. Rates could jump 39 percent for some customers on March 1st. Kiet Do reports.
Local News Video
Raw Video: SWAT Team Raids Fremont Home
Officers searched a home in south Fremont for a murder suspect wanted in connection with a killing early Tuesday morning.
Tracy Humphrey's Tuesday Forecast
Tracy says to expect showers with a chance of thunderstorms during the day. Partly cloudy conditions on the way for Wednesday.
Father Of Vallejo Beating Suspect Shot Dead
The father of a teenager accused in the beating of a Vallejo employee was shot and killed Monday morning, the latest in a string of recent violence in the cash-strapped city. Robert Lyles reports.
White House Questions Anthem Blue Cross Rate Hike
The Obama Administration is asking the state's largest for-profit health insurer to justify its dramatic rate increase. Anthem Blue Cross is hiking its premium by as much as 39 percent for individual policies.
California Accidentally Prints SSNs On Envelopes
The state's Department of Health Care Services is apologizing for disclosing the social security numbers of nearly 50,000 Californians. Allen Martin reports.
How Does Hetch Hetchy Water Get To SF?
Marijeanne of Danville asked this Good Question: How does Hetch Hetchy water travel from the Sierra to San Francisco? Ken Bastida reports.
Portland's Bike Usage Leads Nation
Despite rainy weather, in Portland, Oregon 7% commute regularly on their bicycles, compared to 2% in the Bay Area. Jeffery Schaub reports.
UC Criticized For Valuable Property Holdings
The University of California is facing a huge deficit, yet owns properties around the globe worth millions of dollars – including one facility on a tropical paradise. Sam Shane reports.
Matier: Teamsters Seek Closure Of SF Parking Lots
Citing environmental reasons, the Teamsters Union is seeking the shutdown of 18 parking lots in San Francisco, which just happen to offer some of the cheapest rates. Phil Matier reports.
Elusive Pier 39 Sea Lion Free To Go Home
The sea lion entangled with fishing wire for three weeks recovered enough to be released back into the wild on Friday. Joe Vazquez reports.
Raw Video: Injured Sea Lion Returns To Ocean
A little more than a month after he was spotted severely injured at Pier 39, Abagnale the sea lion was released into the wild by Marine Mammal Center employees Friday.
U.S.-Born Panda Departing For China
The National Zoo in Washington, D.C. is saying goodbye to Tai Shan, the first giant panda born at the zoo that survived more than few weeks. CBS News' Nancy Cordes reports.
Raccoons Knock Out Power To Thousands In East Bay
PG&E officials blame a couple of raccoons for causing a power outage that affected several thousand customers in Contra Costa County Thursday morning.
6th Puppy Bowl Prepares For Kickoff
Animal Planet will host a game of football starring rescued dogs, a hamster blimp and bunny cheerleaders.
Oakland Couple Offers $1K Reward For Stuffed Bears
We've all heard of people offering big rewards for lost pets. But an Oakland couple is offering a $1,000 reward for two tiny stuffed bears worth $10. Kiet Do reports.
Rescued SoCal Dog Reunited With Owners
'Spikey,' a dog rescued from a swollen river during last week's heavy storms in Los Angeles was reunited with its owners Thursday.
U.S. Says Goodbye To Panda Tai Shan
Tai Shan, who was born at the National Zoo in 2005, will be travelling back to China on Feb. 4th. CBS Early Show co-anchor Harry Smith speaks with the National Zoo's animal caretaker Don Moore.
Politics
White House Questions Anthem Blue Cross Rate Hike
The Obama Administration is asking the state's largest for-profit health insurer to justify its dramatic rate increase. Anthem Blue Cross is hiking its premium by as much as 39 percent for individual policies.
Matier: Teamsters Seek Closure Of SF Parking Lots
Citing environmental reasons, the Teamsters Union is seeking the shutdown of 18 parking lots in San Francisco, which just happen to offer some of the cheapest rates. Phil Matier reports.
Poll Raises Doubts About 49ers Santa Clara Stadium
A new poll indicates a majority of Santa Clara residents are opposed to using public money to pay for part of the cost of building a new 49ers stadium. Hank Plante reports.
Rep. John Murtha Dies At 77
Pennsylvania Democrat U.S. Rep. John Murtha passed away on Feb. 8, 2010, after suffering complications from gallbladder surgery. CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric reports.
Obama Hits Back At Critics
In an exclusive interview with CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric, President Barack Obama comments on critics who say they don't' know who he is or what he stands for.
Palin Talks Presidential At Tea Party Event
Sarah Palin spoke at the Tea Party Convention over the weekend. Will this conservative, grassroots movement become a major player on the national stage, or is the group too splintered to be effective? CBS News' Nancy Cordes reports.
Palin Says She Won't Rule Out Running
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says she wouldn't rule out running for president in 2012. Meanwhile, President Obama says he just is not focused on elections right now.
Exclusive: Couric Talks Healthcare With President
CBS News anchor Katie Couric sat down with President Barack Obama on Super Bowl Sunday to discuss the healthcare, the economy, terror trials and the Super Bowl.
Exclusive: Obama Talks To CBS About Deficit
CBS News anchor Katie Couric sat down with President Barack Obama on Super Bowl Sunday to discuss the healthcare, the economy, terror trials and the Super Bowl.
Calif. Republican Candidates Throw Punches Early
Would-be candidates have more than a month left to throw their hats into the ring but big-spending GOP candidates are doing their best to clear the field long before that date. Former S.F. mayor Willie Brown talks with Phil Matier
Sports
Sports Illustrated Reveals Swimsuit Issue
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue hits stands Tuesday. A peek inside what has been called the "most profitable single-issue magazine in the world."
Poll Raises Doubts About 49ers Santa Clara Stadium
A new poll indicates a majority of Santa Clara residents are opposed to using public money to pay for part of the cost of building a new 49ers stadium. Hank Plante reports.
Saints, New Orleans Back On Top
Who dat indeed. Did you see that game last night? Apparently over 100 million of you did, making it the most watched TV event ever in the U. S. What does the Saints' Super Bowl victory mean for New Orleans? CBS News' Mark Strassmann reports.
Raw Video: Champion Saints Return To New Orleans
A sea of fans were on hand to receive the New Orleans Saints Monday as their plane arrived at New Orleans airport following their victory in Super Bowl XLIV.
Drew Brees Discusses Super Bowl Win
New Orleans Saints Quarterback Drew Brees discusses his team's Super Bowl win on Sunday, and his decision to move into the city of New Orleans.
Super Bowl Win Touches Katrina, Haiti Victims
For the first time ever, the New Orleans Saints have brought home the trophy. It was an especially poignant win after the devastation of Katrina, and given that three Saints' players are from Haiti.
Berkeley Holds Youth Wheelchair Conference
Berkeley High School held the West Coast Wheelchair Basketball Conference Championship Tournament this weekend. Over 100 junior wheelchair athletes competed in two divisions to determine the Best in the West. Lisa Chan reports.
Exclusive: Obama Makes His Super Bowl Picks
CBS News anchor Katie Couric sat down with President Barack Obama on Super Bowl Sunday to discuss the politics, but also picked the Colts over the Saints despite Indianapolis seizing a Super Bowl victory from the Chicago Bears.
Super Bowl Ads Provide Parents 'Teachable Moment'
Football aside, it's the commercials during Sunday's Super Bowl that will provide many of the laughs for viewers. But are those ads appropriate for children to see? Jim Steyer, of Common Sense Media, has some advice for parents.
Rice Reacts To Induction Into The Hall Of Fame
His nickname was the G-O-A-T: Greatest Of All Time and now the NFL has made it official. Jerry Rice is headed to the Football Hall of Fame.
Special Reports
Politicians, Peers Pay Tribute To Walter Cronkite
As news of Walter Cronkite's death spread, tributes to the legendary anchorman poured in from across the country - from public figures whose lives and careers he covered, from competing journalists and broadcast peers, and from the public.
CBS President On Cronkite The 'Babe Ruth' Of News
Walter Cronkite was the public face of CBS News for decades. He remains a source of pride for all of us at CBS to this day. Here with some personal thoughts about that is CBS President and CEO Leslie Moonves.
Walter Cronkite In His Own Words
For half a century, Walter Cronkite told it the way it was, delivering the news straight and unvarnished. Among the pioneers who built television news from the ground up, he forged a special bond with audiences.
Ted Koppel Calls Cronkite A 'National Town Crier'
Some observations on Walter Cronkite and his reputation now from former ABC "Nightline" anchor Ted Koppel. Walter Cronkite was the man for whom the term "anchor" was created.
Walter Cronkite: The Anchor's Anchor
He was the broadcaster for whom the word "anchorman" was coined. Veteran CBS Newsman Walter Cronkite died Friday evening at the age of 92. He played a role in our national life like no other broadcast journalist.
Cronkite: Trusted Guide Through History
Walter Cronkite, who personified television journalism for more than a generation as anchor and managing editor of the "CBS Evening News," has died Friday night in New York. He was 92.
"Why Doesn't My TV Work?" A DTV Guide
Sue Kwon hosts this half-hour special on the transition to digital tv. It covers what happens on June 12, 2009 and how to prepare. Note, you will see 15 seconds of black between segments.
Detective In JFK Assassination Speaks Out
He survived Pearl Harbor only to survive another tragedy in American history. Everyone today knows him as the man in the white suit and white hat. He was the key detective in the JFK assasination case.
JFK Had Joyful Day Before 1963 Tragedy
Dallas will be forever tied to the death of President John F. Kennedy. But Fort Worth is remembered as the start of what appeared to be a promising day.
Doctor Who Treated JFK Talks
He is perhaps best known for leading a team of surgeons who separated conjoined Egyptian twins in 2003. But Dr. Kenneth Salyer has another place in history, having treated President John F. Kennedy.
Marcus Samuelsson Cooks Up A Fun, Romantic Meal
Executive chef of New York's hot spot Aquavit and author of the New American Table Marcus Samuelsson will show you how to make his favorite fried chicken recipe, collard greens, French fries and banana bread pudding!
Affordable Last-Minute Gifts For Your Valentine
The countdown to Valentine's Day is on and Yahoo! has some insight into how people will mark the day this year, based on the most popular searches on their website. Yahoo Web Life Editor Heather Cabot reveals Valentine's Day trends.
Sweatpants Are Becoming A Noticeable Trend
Who can resist lounging at home in a comfy pair of sweatpants? But have we taken our love too far, and when did the workout wardrobe become acceptable for work?
Sports Illustrated Reveals Swimsuit Issue
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue hits stands Tuesday. A peek inside what has been called the "most profitable single-issue magazine in the world."
Owner Puts Iconic SF 'Painted Lady' Up For Sale
A home for sale at 722 Steiner Street in San Francisco sits perched across from the grass of Alamo Square, one in a row of Victorians seen most often in postcards. Simon Perez learns about its past from the current owner.
$20 Million Lotto Ticket Unclaimed In San Jose
The search is on for the person holding a $20 million Super Lotto ticket bought at the 7-Eleven on Bascom Road at Stokes over the weekend. Len Ramirez reports.
