tracking the storm. it s been brutal out there in some parts of the bay area. it s still rang around a lot of the bay area. scattered showers east both, south bay, you name it. it s been raining heaviest in the north bay for the most part. this storm system is starting to push east and south as well. but we can take a look at some of our rainfall rates. santa rosa, 200ths of an inch rainfalling. that is starting on dissipate. still a lot of rain in the east bay hills. san francisco, it started to clear out, but we re still looking at about eight hundredths of an inch right now. this system really starting to clear out. in the overnight hours, that might start to kick up again. we have another system expected to move in. we can expect to see more rain for our weather headline, and overnight. they will taper off by wednesday arch. but we have another storm coming in thursday. reggie kumar is standing by. the levels of a local creek have some people in that area concerned.
reform education in the america will depend on the public/private partnership. you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. and now, catherine crier argues that partisan politics are hurting the united states. she discusses a range of issues including the economy, health care and political debate. catherine crier speaks for about 50 minutes. we are privileged tonight to have with us an extraordinary woman and author of her new patriots act, what americans must do to save the republic, catherine crier. [applause] an emmy, dupont, columbia and gracie allen award-winning journalist and the youngest state judge ever to be elected in texas, catherine crier joined court tv s distinguished team of anchors in november 999. 1999. she served as executive editor, legal news special in addition to hosting catherine crier live, a fast-paced, live daily series covering the day s front page stories. catherine crier, a texas-bred independent with a spirited passion f
captioning sponsored by cbs and johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations. osgood: good morning. i m charles osgood and this is sunday morning, our last sunday morning of the year. and as we finish the holidays our plate is full this morning but we begin with the latest on the developing story that has sadly become a familiar one in this decade soon to end. we have the very latest on the christmas day attack on northwest airlines flight 253. from our cbs news correspondents around the world starting with jim axelrod in detroit. we are learning more about umar abdulmutallab, the 23-year-old nigerian man charged with trying to blow up a plane carrying 278 passengers on christmas day. and more about how he was stopped. the next thing i heard and everybody heard this pop. like fire cracker. everybody looked at each other and said, what was that? reporter: the attack on flight 253 later on sunday morning. osgo
for all those whose cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives, and the dream shall never die. passing of a pat trio. ted kennedy, one of the most influential lawmakers in u.s. history passes away. for his family he was a guard yafnlt for america he was defender of a dream. tonight the impact and the legacy of the man known as the lion of the senate. hello, i m vic carter. here s what people are talking about tonight. a black shroud and a vase of white flowers covers the desk of ted kennedy tonight. and tonight america is mourning his passing. jessica kartalija has reaction from massachusetts to maryland. reporter: good evening, vic. the massachusetts senator is being remembered as one of the most effective leaders this country has ever had. americans mourn the death of the youngest brother in the american political dynasty. 77-year-old ted kennedy lost his battle with brain cancer overnight at his cape cod home. how ins
take people to take a breath and step back and start talking with each other again in civil tones what had to be done. that is what teddy would do. thanks for joining us. i m shawn yancy. i m laura evans. senator kennedy lost his battle with brain cancer in his massachusetts home overnight. tom fitzgerald is here now with a look back at the life and legacy of the man who was the kennedy family patriarch. reporter: last spring when he endorsed barack obama s presidential campaign, senator edward kennedy invoked his brother s inauguration speech saying the torch would be passed again to a new generation. his own torch may have dimmed a final time but the glow of his remarkable life was the stuff of an american political legend. ary 2nd, 1932, the2n un geyostonnif e kennedy which were. he was destinenito step out of the shadees on of his famous brothers and lead the kennedy clan through good times and bad. i dojohn fitzgerald kennedy when john f. kennedy was elected