as you ve never seen it, never heard it before. good evening. we begin tonight with six working women who set out to make history, and today, ten years after they started, stood face to face with walmart in the supreme court. and, watching them from around the country, watching this case, millions of women, asking the questions in the courtroom, the fired up justices, including one who was a trail blazer for gender equality under the law. and terry moran is here with all the drama today. terry? reporter: it was a fascinating and dramatic day at the court, diane. this is a case about seeking justice, about how our law should deal with claims of sex discrimination at the biggest company in the world. and some of the different ways men and women look at the world seem to play out on the court itself. on the plaza of the supreme court, a few protesters gathered, while inside, the highest court in the land, some of the women of walmart, the plaintiffs here, watched from the ga
coming up, saving $1 millionle for retirement. jean chatzky is here and says if you re careful about the way you spend money that could be possible. she ll have strategies for accomplishing it so you can be comfortable in your retirement years. also, overreacting to a fever. a lot of parents when their kids get sick with a fever apparently over react and treat the fever as opposed to treating what s causing the fever. we re going to have important advice for parents on that as well. good information there. also, ever get on the treadmill and maybe press in your weight and you put in five or ten pound less? no. but the thing goes, hey, one at a time. that s one of the examples of lies women tell themselves. 95% of women tell white lies. to a treadmill? it counts. obviously i m confessing. there is a news story about what women lie about and we lie more to our friends than our spouses and significant others. we ll tell you why and what lies we tell. also 25 years ago
you re watching cbs5 eyewitness news. 5 defendants will be standing trial in the case of a brutal gang rape. why a shake up at the da s office could put the entire case in jeopardy. one of two pit bulls that attacked a woman here in san jose has been captured. the unusual way animal control identified the dog. oh yeah. only three more shopping days left until christmas. shoppers out in full force tonight. this is a loophole that you could drive a party bus through. it s the new mode of transportation for teens on a big night. the party bus. they shouldn t be drinking on them but they do. a surprising loophole that doesn t stop them. good evening, i m ken bastida. a raid that captivated the nation s attention. now the judge has ruled 5 not seven defendants should stand trial for the gang rape of a girl outside a richmond school dance. but could an unexpected shake in the da s office put the case in jeopardy? robert liles has the details. this was the most complic
so, we re done. oh, my santa hat. i was going to wear it in the end. but it s all the way over there on the other side of the desk. get it yourself. [laughter] craig: we ll be back tomorrow and i promise you i ll be wearing my santa hat and i promise you, i won t talk about what i used to do when jane fonda s picture was in the room. good night, everybody. [cheers and applause] ,,,, you re watching cbs5 eyewitness news. 5 defendants will be standing trial in the case of a brutal gang rape. why a shake up at the da s office could put the entire case in jeopardy. one of two pit bulls that attacked a woman here in san jose has been captured. the unusual way animal control identified the dog. oh yeah. only three more shopping days left until christmas. shoppers out in full force tonight. this is a loophole that you could drive a party bus through. it s the new mode of transportation for teens on a big night. the party bus. they shouldn t be drinking on them but they d