still potentially on the table? reporter: it is. that s right. that s next. if this doesn t work, that could be, as well. , thank you, phil matier in oakland. a recount in alameda county is called off. this is a story we first told but yesterday. the alameda county transportation commission says it will no longer challenge the results from measure b-1. the measure which would have have meant billions for transportation projects lost by a razor-thin margin. the commission wanted to spend nearly $5,000 per day for a hand recount. elections officials said the measure probably wouldn t get enough votes. pesky birds have been a thorn in the sign for bart s new extension to silicon valley. and shooing them away has cost taxpayers millions of dollars. cbs 5 reporter ann notarangelo explains saving birds turned out to be a projector much larger than expected. reporter: the bart board of directors is expected to approve the $5 million price tag for overtime and equipment. th
after thanksgiving so wholesalers want to pay a quarter to 75 cents less. the crab boat association says no deal. there s not that much crab left out there. we took a big whack out of it. so it should be worth as much or more than before. reporter: this boat which locals call a scab came from oregon. trying to keep everything going. reporter: things are coming to a standstill at local fish markets. bad for business. reporter: this shop has only frozen crabs in stock. alioto s has a tank of fresh ones but is running out quickly and fears having to turn customers away. it s hard. the city is world famous for dungeness crab. like not being able to gamble in vegas. trying to hold out for a price we can afford to go fishing for. reporter: as behind the scenes negotiations continue and boats that cross the picket line face the ire of the rest. going fishing. that s everything that s wrong with this industry. reporter: the crab season up in oregon has also be
we ve been talking about. cbs reporter nancy cordis on the progress or lack thereof in washington. reporter: in his saturday weekly address, president obama signaled he is open to making cuts on programs like medicare and medicaid if republicans agree to raise tax rates for the rich. i m willing to find ways to bring down the cost of healthcare without hurting seniors and other americans who depend on it. and i m willing to make more entitlement spending cuts on top of the $1 trillion in spending cuts i signed into law last year. reporter: his remarks came one day after house speaker john boehner announced the talks were stalled. well, this isn t a progress report, because there s no progress to report. reporter: his democratic counterpart, nancy pelosi, blames boehner for the stalemate. what they offered in return was an empty letter, lacking in specifics. reporter: such is the state of negotiations 23 days before the deadline, when federal income tax rates wil
a man i don t know about? where would she go? she wasn t selling that place. she loved it. why would someone new own her slice of paradise? i was convinced this guy stole her people and stole her property. and he was getting away with it. literally getting away with murde murder. it s a dream that seemed so out of reach. quit the rat race. move to an exotic land and buy your own private island. even when she was young, she wanted to travel, see the world. cher hughes had a dream and she made it come true in the most unlikely place. the finy island in panama. she would take a picture of the sunset, send it to me. she said, it s like living in a postcard. life was beautiful and simple, an escape from the pressures of modern living. who could have in paradise, too, beneath all that beauty was a dark secret. it still seemed very unreal. i don t want to believe it. this was a really really bad guy. it sent chills down my spine. but before the nightmar