English and Tennis/Basketball Fans

2014-11-18T14:00:00.004-08:00

Firefox 如何下載網頁上的音樂或影片
網址列打上
memory 記憶體快取
disk 磁碟快取
進入後再尋找

或是用
最左邊按右鍵-->「檢視頁面資訊」
進入頁面資訊後，切換到「媒體」的頁面，然後尋找Flash檔案，一般來說副檔名大都是SWF，等找到檔案後按右下角的「另存新檔」即可。

Internet Explorer如何下載網頁上的音樂或影片
為了讓音樂可以被讀取到，請記得按下播放鍵，讓音樂讀取條跑完。
C:\Documents and Settings\使用者名稱\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files

按下左下方的「開始」→「程式集」→「附屬應用程式」→「系統工具」→「清理磁碟」
工具」→「網際網路選項」選擇「設定」。選擇「檢視檔案」。

「桌面」上的【開始】→【搜尋】→【檔案或資料夾】，以開啟「搜尋結果」視窗，然後在「搜尋名稱如下的檔案和資料夾」空白框中輸入「temp」，並在「查詢」中選擇要搜尋的硬碟（通常為你的作業系統所安裝的硬碟），最後按下〔立即搜尋〕來尋找「Temporary Internet Files」資料夾即可。

用下載軟體 Orbit Downloader
[教學] Orbit Downloader - 新一代下載軟體
[分享] Grab++ 讓你抓遍網頁裡的影片、音樂、Flash

左營高鐵站如何到正修大學? How to go to Cheng Shiu University?

2014-05-24T18:58:00.001-07:00

2014/5 更新

最便宜快速的方式為:

【左營高鐵站 > 捷運紅線 >後驛站 2號出口>公車(建工幹線(紅30)) >正修大學】

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其他方式

【左營高鐵站 > 捷運紅線 > >美麗島站>捷運橘線> 衛武營站3號出口>公車(70) >正修大學】

2014/5 update

The cheapest and fast way is:

【Zuoying High Speed Rail【HSR】station → Kaohsiung Rapid Transit Corporation【KRTC】Red line → Houyi station, exit 2 → City Bus(Red 30 Jhongcheng Rd.(Route tel. 8301)→【Cheng Shiu University】

Alternative way is:

【Zuoying High Speed Rail【HSR】station ==> Kaohsiung Rapid Transit Corporation【KRTC】Red line ==> Formosa Boulevard station ==>【KRTC】Red line ==> Weiwuying Station No.3 exit ==>City Bus(70) > 【Cheng Shiu University】

左營高鐵站如何到澄清湖? How to go to Cheng Cing (ChengCing) Lake?

2014-05-24T18:56:00.002-07:00

2014/5 更新

最便宜快速的方式為:

【左營高鐵站 > 捷運紅線 >後驛站 2號出口>公車(建工幹線(紅30)) > 澄清湖】

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其他方式

【左營高鐵站 > 捷運紅線 > >美麗島站>捷運橘線> 衛武營站3號出口>公車(70) > 澄清湖】

2014/5 update

The cheapest and fast way is:

Alternative way is:

左營高鐵站如何到高雄醫學大學附設醫院（高醫）? How to go to Kaohsiung Medial University Hospital?

2014-05-24T18:50:00.003-07:00

2014/5 更新

最便宜快速的方式為:

【左營高鐵站 > 捷運紅線 >後驛站 2號出口>公車(建工幹線(紅30))或高醫免費接駁公車 > 高雄醫學大學附設醫院

下載公車即時動態APP 公車路線即時動態

2014/5 update

The cheapest and fast way is:

左營高鐵站如何到高雄市陽明網球中心? How to arrive YANGMING TENNIS CENTER from HSR station?

2014-02-04T05:17:00.000-08:00

大家來為台灣選手加油
左營高鐵站到 高雄市立陽明網球中心最便宜快速的方式為:
【左營高鐵站 > 捷運紅線 > 凹子底站1號出口>公車(紅33明誠幹線) > 正德佛堂‎ 下車,沿著應安街走800公尺遇到澄和路就到了(或是搭計程車)】

搭乘高鐵到左營站下車後-
搭乘【捷運】往〈小港〉的方向
到【R13凹子底站】後從〈1號出口〉出站
再轉乘〈紅33明誠幹線〉公車 (10~20分鐘一班)
【正德佛堂‎】下車
走路800公尺或坐計程車：沿著應安街走800公尺遇到澄和路就到了

地址：高雄市三民區澄和路269號 07-397-7367

Go, go, Taiwanese Players
from HSR station to Kaohsiung YANGMING TENNIS CENTER
The cheapest and fast way is:

【Zuoying High Speed Rail【HSR】station ==> Kaohsiung Rapid Transit Corporation【KRTC】Red line ==> Aozihdi station No.2 exit ==>City Bus(Red 33) > Chengte Buddhist court -->walking (taxi) along Ying’an Street for 800m --> Chenghe Rd. arrived】

YANGMING TENNIS CENTER
Address: No.269, Chenghe St., Sanmin Dist., Kaohsiung City 807, Taiwan
Tel: +886-7-397-7367 (local: 07-397-7367)

NOVOGO S300 GPS 衛星導航 2012圖資更新

2012-09-29T19:51:00.000-07:00

幾年前購買了NOVOGO S300 GPS 衛星導航機,出國兩年後回來,此公司已經閉了，但機器設計還不錯,丟掉似乎可惜,於是上網抓MAP檔, PAPAGO針對NOKIA330的檔,副檔名.G12居然可用,真是太感動了! http://www.papago.com.tw/nokia/330.htm 1. 檔案為分割檔下載完後，僅針對 [檔案一] 做解壓縮即可。 2. 請將解完壓縮的地圖檔案複製到記憶卡MagaNavi\Maps資料夾中 3. 開啟導航軟體後，進入進階設定-->地圖選擇-->台灣地圖(檔名)，即完成更新

2014法網法國網球公開賽線上轉播網路直播 2014 French Open Tennis Online Watch

2012-05-28T07:10:00.002-07:00

2014法網法國網球公開賽線上轉播網路直播
2014 French Open Tennis Online Watch
2014法网法国网球公开赛线上转播网路直播

Jeremy Lin win the Mr. Opportunity in NBA (with subtitles)林書豪獲得NBA機會先生(英文字幕)

2012-02-27T11:14:00.003-08:00

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Now we move on to mr. opportunity. Dennis Scott gives mr. opportunity terms of that title it in the first at the belongs who are the Jeremy Lin. Talk about taking the advantage, of your opportunity. Mike D'ttony point guard position. And he turns the restore point guard Jeremy Lin. And Jeremy Lin became a worldwide sensation. In eleven starts, Lin is going 22.4 point, 4 rebond, 8.8 assist, 2.5 steal. Do you know he was there? has steals per game, 1.3. We are started 3 for 17. We started he's averaging 1.2 3 for game right now, 47 from the field. 38 from 3. 75% from the free throw. And me what stat line from the Lin? The guy who Lin with numbers. And that is not included that first game came up from the bench with New Jersey and 25, 5 and 7. Jeremy Lin, mr. opportunity here.

2/25/2012 Jeremy Lin: Full Press Conference Interview with subtitles (close captions) 林書豪全明星新秀週末記者會(字幕)

2012-02-25T17:48:00.002-08:00

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LANDRY FIELDS: Apparently San Francisco Pro Am has a league every summer with their college players. We’d like to know who was the MVP. I’m pretty sure the dates are 2009 and 2010. If you could just explain that.

JEREMY LIN: Yeah. Landry Fields was the MVP of the San Francisco Pro Am 2009, 2010. He played for the Oakland Believers, and he doesn’t have a lot of friends. (Laughter).

Q. The world has seen you progress over these last weeks. A few of us have gotten to see you progress virtually through video games in NBA 2K12. Can you tell us how they had you ranked if you know and the progression through the last two weeks?

JEREMY LIN: I actually don’t know the exact numbers. I know for a while I was in the 50s, I believe.

Q. 53.

JEREMY LIN: 53. I think ESPN had me as the 467th best player out of 500 or something like that coming into the season.

Q. Your first week you went up to 69 and then to now 75. Where do you see yourself progressing to?

JEREMY LIN: Not really too worried about that. I don’t know. I don’t have a set number or goal or something. But it’s cool I guess it’s cool to be able to hear about progressing. I think that the important thing is that me and my team, we continue to improve, and just as long as we’re headed up, I think we’re good to go.

Q. I heard your college coach Tommy Amaker say in one of the interviews that he thinks your ethnicity is maybe one of the reasons you were overlooked by college recruiters and NBA scouts because you don’t, quote, look like your normal NBA player. Do you believe that to be the case?

JEREMY LIN: I think it has something to do with it. I don’t know how much. But I think just being Asian American, obviously when you look at me, I’m going to have to prove myself more so again and again and again, and some people may not believe it. I know a lot of people say I’m deceptively athletic and deceptively quick, and I’m not sure what’s deceptive. But it could be the fact I’m Asian American. But I think that’s fine. It’s something that I embrace, and it gives me a chip on my shoulder. But I’m very proud to be Asian American, and I love it.

Q. If you had help Iman in the Slam Dunk, would there have been a couch involved? And would it have been that couch?

JEREMY LIN: We actually had a sweet idea. Iman came up. Landry was going to roll a couch out with a cover over it, I was going to be sleeping underneath it, and then we were going to pull the cover, I was going to throw to Iman an alley oop from the coach, and he was going to jump over both me and the couch, windmill it and then sit down and have Landry hand him a Sprite. (Laughter). That was our idea, but it didn’t get to happen. He got hurt, and so hopefully he gets healthy soon. We miss him and wish he was here with us in this game that we’re about to play.

Q. With how quickly this has all happened, is this still kind of surreal that you’re holding your own press conference during All Star Weekend?

JEREMY LIN: Oh, absolutely. Just any press conference of my own in general, let alone All Star Weekend. Just to be here and to see the company and all the players that are here is just it’s been unbelievable, and I’m just trying to take it all in and embrace it and enjoy it every step of the way.

Q. No. 17 is an unusual jersey number. I know in the past you’ve worn 7. Did you just put a 1 in front because that’s as close as you could get or is there some tribute to maybe a player from your hometown growing up that you liked?

JEREMY LIN: 7 was my number last year, and it’s one of God’s numbers that he uses throughout the Bible. And I chose 17 because the 1 was kind of to represent me and the 7 was to represent God. And for me when I went to the D League I had 17, and so everywhere I go, He would be right there next to me, and so that’s why I stuck with 17.

Q. There’s no real Chris Mullin influence there?

JEREMY LIN: Oh, no, not at all. I didn’t even think of that. But he’s a great player. (Laughter). Trust me, I’m a huge fan of his.

Q. In the last 15, 20 days your life has changed a lot. How are you coping with the newfound status and stardom?

JEREMY LIN: I’m just trying to stay focused on basketball, and I think the schedule helps because the games come so fast. And at the same time, being around my teammates, just trying to stay focused on what we have, the next game and what we need to do to improve. Just trying to tune everything on the outside out and just trying to stay focused.

Q. Shaq selected you to be on his team, did you get a call from Shaquille and/or what has he said to you?

JEREMY LIN: I haven’t had a chance to Shaq missed practice this morning (laughter), so I don’t know; I think we should fine him or something, because we were all expecting him to be there. But I look forward to meeting him soon.

Q. And one follow up: If you weren’t expecting to be here up until about the last week or so except maybe for the dunk, what would you have been doing All Star Weekend?

JEREMY LIN: I was going to plan on going to some warm, tropical beach area and vacation with my family. But I’m glad I’m here.

Q. Udonis Haslem told a story that the last time you were in Miami during the chapel, that he had mentioned, “If you could say a prayer for me that I don’t get cut.” I was wondering if you could vouch for that story and how that went down?

JEREMY LIN: Yeah, I went to chapel with Jerome Jordan and Landry Fields, and the chaplain asked us to share a prayer request, and I knew February 10th was right around the corner, so that was what was on my heart, just that I would be able to continue to stay on the roster and be with the team the rest of the year. So that’s kind of what I shared with the group of guys, and he was one of the guys in there.

Q. There’s something about your game that tells me that you’ve been on a playground somewhere. I read that your dad used to take you to the YMCA or something, but have you been to Rucker Park? And if not what are some of the parks you’ve been to to help develop your game?

JEREMY LIN: I haven’t been to Rucker Park, but growing up, it was just in California, Northern California. I pretty much played anywhere and everywhere. I remember when I was in high school, I played at Stanford until about 2:00 a.m. every Friday night, and then my brother went to UCLA, so I’d go to UCLA and play at the Wooden Center or Wooden Gym. So anywhere I could find basketball me and my brothers would always just kind of gravitate towards and just play.

Q. In what ways, good and bad, do you think this would be playing out differently if you were in Milwaukee or if you were with Charlotte as opposed to being with the Knicks?

JEREMY LIN: I think obviously playing in New York, it’s a big stage with a big fan base, and so there’s a lot of media. And I think in terms of platform and media, I think that’s the best place to be, New York, just because they have it all. One thing I really do want to do is embrace that platform and to be able to use it in the right way, and use it positively and make sure that my message and the way that I live is in a way appropriate of a role model, so I’m thankful for that.

Q. Just to follow up, if you go through some period of adjustment in your game, is it going to be tougher to do that in New York with the daily constant attention?

JEREMY LIN: Oh, I’m not too worried about that. I think the difference between me last year and this year is that last year I cared what everybody said, and this year I don’t really care what anybody says, except for my teammates and my coaches. That’s kind of the approach that I’m taking.

Q. There’s Linsanity, but have you come up with a Lin word of your own, and what’s the most important lesson your father taught you?

JEREMY LIN: Okay, the first one, I haven’t come up with one, I just like “Jeremy”. I want to make sure I don’t change as a person and that I don’t let any of this get to me. And then the second thing, my dad and my mom just always taught me, not just in basketball but in life, just to give my best effort, to follow my dreams and to do everything to God’s glory, and that’s the motto I’ve adopted for everything in my life.

Q. It seems that Mike’s system is the perfect fit for you. When did you know and realize you could play that pick and roll system maybe even before getting to New York? And do you feel maybe that you’re now a pigeonholed into a system guy and that you cannot play in another system?

JEREMY LIN: I think pick and roll wise, that’s always been something, looking back even in high school, we ran a lot of pick and rolls, and in college we ran a lot of pick and rolls, so that’s just something that’s kind of developed over time, just being familiar with pick and rolls. I know there’s the theory that it’s just a perfect system for me, and so I agree it is a perfect system for me, and I’m thankful that I play for Coach D’Antoni because he really is an offensive genius, the way he designed his system. So it’s very suitable for me, and I mean, I guess somewhere down the road if I play in another system, we’ll be able to answer better that question of can I play in another system. But right now I’m just focused on where I’m at and how I can help.

Q. Ryan Anderson tells a story about you and him played against each other when you were kids in AAU ball. Are you impressed with how far he’s come? And he said you guys met each other a couple years ago and he gave you some encouragement words.

JEREMY LIN: I mean, I remember Ryan Anderson. I played against him every single year. One year he was like not really playing, coming off the bench, role player, and the next year he was like way taller, shooting threes, posting up, and all of a sudden next thing you know he’s a star at Cal and in the NBA. I remember just being so surprised at how quickly, once his body filled out and he got used to it, how quickly he became the player that he is now, and he just continues to get better. I know he’s having a great year this year, as well, and he has given me advice and encouragement in the past, so he’s a great guy.

Q. What’s the latest splurge that you’ve made? Anything financially that you’ve bought?

JEREMY LIN: No (smiling).

Q. Nothing at all?

JEREMY LIN: I’m still a minimum guy. That hasn’t changed.

Q. You talked earlier in the week about the possibility that maybe the NBA wasn’t going to be for you before this whole thing happened. What was plan B? JEREMY LIN: I really didn’t have a plan B to be honest. I wasn’t sure. Obviously I was thinking about three main options: Overseas, D League, or to just take a break or give up basketball for a while. And I just didn’t really know. I was just trying not to think about it basically. So I just said, if I get cut by the Knicks, then I’ll take a look at all that, but until then, I want to make sure I try to stay focused and not think negatively.

Q. Are you surprised that this craziness is still surrounding you? And are you hoping at some point that maybe it dies down a little as the season goes on?

JEREMY LIN: Yeah, I’m definitely surprised that people are still talking about Linsanity or whatever. I think hopefully as the season progresses, it will go from that to New York Knicks, and hopefully the Knicks can win basketball games, we can make a good push after the All Star Break and people will start talking about the Knicks and not necessarily me.

Q. You’re obviously seen with Landry a lot, but who of your Knick teammates have been very supportive of you through this process? Who’s been your coach in your ear?

JEREMY LIN: I’ve had a few. Definitely obviously Landry, we do pretty much everything together. And then Carmelo, I think a lot of people have asked how is he fitting in, what’s his attitude, but he’s definitely taken me under his wing, and he talks to me pretty much every single time out and gives me a lot of advice. He told me to keep being aggressive and keep doing what I’m doing, and that we would learn to play off of each other. So he’s been giving me a lot of advice. The other two that really stick out, Tyson Chandler and Jared Jeffries. Tyson is an unbelievable leader, the way he plays, the way he carries himself, total professional, and he called me last night just to kind of pick me up and give me words of encouragement. And Jared, the most underrated player on our team, he’s an absolute team first guy, and his defense is unbelievable, and he’s always talking to me, and he’s been in the league for a long time. They’ve all kind of given me a lot of advice and helped me make this transition.

Q. I’ve seen a few stories about guys who you played against in college talking about how they stopped you or didn’t think you were that good back then. What’s the trash talk like in the Ivy League?

JEREMY LIN: Who said that? (Laughter).

Q. Dartmouth guys and stuff.

JEREMY LIN: Yeah, I mean, I think trash talking during the game wasn’t too bad in the Ivy League, and I definitely had to go through growth pains. I was shut down many times in college, and I will be many times in the pros. But it’s a process, and so hopefully I can keep getting better, and hats off to anybody who’s shut me down in the past. It’s going to continue to happen during some games in the future.

左營高鐵站如何到澄清湖棒球場? How to arrive Chengcing Lake Baseball Stadium from HSR station?

2011-10-21T05:59:00.000-07:00

2014/5 更新

最便宜快速的方式為:

【左營高鐵站 > 捷運紅線 >後驛站 2號出口>公車(建工幹線(紅30)) > 澄清湖棒球場】

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其他方式

【左營高鐵站 > 捷運紅線 > >美麗島站>捷運橘線> 衛武營站3號出口>公車(70) >澄清湖棒球場】

2014/5 update

The cheapest and fast way is:

Alternative way is:

左營高鐵站如何到高雄長庚醫院? How to go to Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital from HSR station?

2011-10-13T09:52:00.000-07:00

2014/5 更新

最便宜快速的方式為:

【左營高鐵站 > 捷運紅線 >後驛站 2號出口>公車(建工幹線(紅30)) > 長庚醫院復健大樓>長庚醫院(湖畔星光7-11)】

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其他方式

【左營高鐵站 > 捷運紅線 > >美麗島站>捷運橘線> 衛武營站3號出口>公車(70) > 長庚醫院】

2014/5 update

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Alternative way is:

2011台灣世界女子網球爭霸賽電視轉播時間 (莎拉波娃 vs. 芝芙娜瑞娃)

2011-09-24T14:25:00.000-07:00

2011台灣世界女子網球爭霸賽電視轉播時間 (莎拉波娃 vs. 芝芙娜瑞娃)
衛視體育台轉播(節目長度三小時)
2011 Taiwan World Tennis Supremacy - Match: Maria Sharapova vs. Vera Zvonareva

09/29(四) 10:30[首播]、15:30、21:00

09/30(五) 1:00、20:30

10/01(六) 00:00、10:00、21:30

10/02(日) 07:00、23:00

10/03(一) 10:30

2011法網法國網球公開賽線上轉播網路直播 2011 French Open Tennis Online Watch

2011-06-02T04:50:00.000-07:00

Rafael Nadal(ESP)[1] vs. Roger Federer(SUI)[3] French time 3pm
納達爾 VS. 費德瑞台灣,香港及中國大陸時間 6/5(日) 9PM
纳达尔VS. 费德瑞台湾,香港及中国大陆时间6/5(日) 9PM
2011法網法國網球公開賽線上轉播網路直播
2011 French Open Tennis Online Watch
2011法网法国网球公开赛线上转播网路直播
另外,中國的CCTV5也有轉播 http://www.van698.com/tv.php 選中國網路電視 CCTV5台
另一個網址 http://freetvs.gofreeserve.com/ch115f.html

4/29/2011 ABC Nightline news online with subtitles (close captions): A Cake Fit for a Prince 為王子訂做的蛋糕

2011-05-01T00:59:00.000-07:00

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THEY SAY, YOU CAN'T HAVE YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT, TOO, BUT FRANKLY, THE CHOICE IS RARELY A QUANDARY, NO MATTER HOW BEAUTIFUL THE CAKE. THE EXCEPTION MIGHT HAVE BEEN THE CAKE WE ALL SAW TODAY, THE ROYAL WEDDING CAKE, WHICH WAS AS BEAUTIFUL AS IT WAS CAREFULLY CREATED. HERE'S NICK WATT. >> Reporter: AFTER THE CANAPES, THE CAKE. NOT JUST ANY CAKE. THE CAKE OF THE CENTURY. THE ROYAL COUPLE CHOSE FIONA CAIRNS BECAUSE SHE'S A PASTRY CHEF AND GRAPHIC DESIGNER, FAMED FOR ARTSY IDEAS. >> MARY IS MAKING DAISIES, WHICH SYMBOLIZE INNOCENCE. AND HANR THERE IS MAKING ACORNS. >> Reporter: WHICH SYMBOLIZE STRENGTH. THERE'S SOMETHING CALLED THE LANGUAGE OF FOLLOWUPERLOWERS. >> CATHERINE DREW UP A L OF FLOWERS THAT SHE WANTED INCLUDED. >> Reporter: 17 DIFFERENT FLO R FLOWERS SYMBOLIZING LOVE, MARRIAGE, HAPPINESS. THERE'S EVEN A SWEET WILLIAM. THESE LADIES HAVE SPENT WEEKS CRAFTING THEM OUT OF SUGAR PASTE. >> AT THE TIME, I THOUGHT, HOW ARE WE GOING TO MAKE HEATHER AND LAVENDER? >> Reporter: NO ONE IS SUGGESTING KATE IS BRIDEZILLA. IT'S MUCHR WHEN THE BRIDE HAS A CLEAR IDEA OF WHAT SHE WANTS. AND SHE DOES. HOW INVOLVED HAS CATHERINE BEEN IN THIS? >> VERY INVOLVED. SHE BRIEFED US VERY CLOSELY RIGHT AT THE BEGINNING, SO, IT'S REALLY HER CREATION. >> Reporter: ANY SLEEPLESS NIGHTS? >> YES. >> Reporter: WHAT COULD GO WRONG? >> IF YOU ARE THINKING THAT WE MIGHT BREAK SOMETHING. WE DO HAVE EXTRA PARTS. WE'VE THOUGHT OF THAT. >> Reporter: AND UNDERNEATH THE FLOWERS, THE DELL CAT WHITE AND CREAM HUES, TRADITIONAL FRUIT CAKE. YOU ARE INVOLVED IN BAKING THE CAKE? >> YES, I WAS. >> Reporter: THREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF RAISINS AND CURRANTS, BEAUTIFUL BROWN SUGAR, ROASTED NUTS, FRESH PEEL, CHERRIES, BUTTER, GINGER AND LASHINGS OF BRANDY. DELICIOUS. SOAKED, THEN BAKED FOR SEVEN HOURS, NOT TOO DRY, NOT TOO SOGGY. ARE YOU CONFIDENT THAT CATHERINE WILL NOT HAVE A SOGGY FRUIT CAKE? >> VERY CONFIDENT. WE'VE PERFECTED TH. >> Reporter: THEN WEEKS IN A SO-CALLED MATURATION ROOM. IF I COULD CHOOSE A ROOM TO BE STUCK IN FOR A FEW WEEKS -- SMELLS OF BOOZE AND CAKE. PRETTY GOOD. AND THE LADIES ARE RESTING THEIR FINGERS. THEY DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW MANY HUNDREDS OF HOURS HAVE GONE INTO THIS CAKE. IT JUST DOESN'T MATTER. I'M NICK WATT FOR "NIGHTLINE" IN ENGLAND.

4/29/2011 ABC Nightline news online with subtitles (close captions): Millinery Madness 女帽之瘋狂

2011-05-01T00:49:00.000-07:00

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WELL, THE ROYAL WEDDING CAME WITH NO SHORTAGE OF SPECTACLE, BUT ONE STYLE OUTDID THEM ALL. THOSE HATS. FLAT HATS, TALL HATS, HATS WITH AGE. HATS THAT LOOKED AS IF THEY HAD SPRUNG TO LIFE FROM A JACKSON POLLACK CANVAS. MANY OF THEM WERE MADE BY PHILLIP TRACY, THE ROYAL'S FAVORITE LONDON HAT MAKER. AND NOW I CAN TELL YOU A LITTLE SECRET I'VE BEEN KEEPING. WHEN TIM GUNN AND I VISITED PHILLIP, WE HAD AN EXTRAORDINARY RUN-IN WITH NONE OTHER THAN PRINCESS BEATRICE, FIFTH IN LINE TO THE THRONE. TODAY, SHE MADE NEWS FOR WEARING THAT HAT, THE ONE THAT ALREADY HAS ITS OWN FACEBOOK PAGE, WITH TENS OF THOUSANDS OF MEMBERS. WELL, HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED. >> PHILLIP, WHAT CAN YOU ENVISION CYNTHIA IN? >> Reporter: OH, I LOVE IT. >> ISN'T THAT FABULOUS? WHOSE HAT IS IT? >> WE CAN'T TELL YOU. >> BEATRICE, HELLO. A REAL LIFE ENGLISH PRINCESS. >> YOU KNOW -- ARE YOU EXCITED ABOUT YOUR HAT? >> I ISN'T SEEN IT YET. >> Reporter: OH. >> IT'S LOOKING GOOD. SHE TRUSTS ME. >> YES, I DO. ALWAYS. >> Reporter: HAVE YOU SAVED YOUR HATS? >> YES. I AM A VERY LUCKY GIRL TO HAVE SOME PRETTY AMAZING HATS. >> Reporter: ARE YOU EXCITED? >> YES, VERY EXCITED. >> Reporter: WELL, WE WON'T K YOU. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TALKING TO US. >> HONOR TO MEET YOU. >> Reporter: AND BY THE WAY, IT TURNS OUT THAT FABULOUS HAT I HAD ON WAS ACTUALLY ZARA PHILLIP'S HAT, THE 12th IN LINE TOHEHRONE. IT WAS FUN. >>> NOW, WE TURN TO LESS PROMINENT FOLKS, BUT VERY IMPORTANT TODAY, FROM BUCKLEBURY, A QUAINT VILLAGE, 50 MILES OUTSIDE LONDON, WHERE CATHERINE MIDDLETON GREW UP. SHE INVITED SEVERAL OF THE LOCAL SHOPEPERS TO COME TO HER WEDDING, AND THEY STOOD OUT. WE MET FOUR IN A MILLION. TODAY IN BUCKLEBURY, A HOMETOWN GIRL MADE GOOD, AS A COMMONER BECAME A PRINCESS. CATHERINE MIDDLETON HAS PUT THIS BEAUTIFUL GREEN HAMLET, BARELY A HICCUP OF A TOWN, ON THE MAP. WE WENT TO BUCKLEBURY EARLIER IN THE WEEK TO SOAK UP THE FEELING OF THE PLACE. BUT ALREADY IT FELT LIKE A HOLLYWOOD BACK LOT. WE WERE NOT THE ONLY CAMERAS IN TOWN. ARE YOU EXCITED? >> WE ARE, OF COURSE WE ARE. ONE OF THE BIGGEST THING TO HAPPEN, REALLY. RE REALLY. >> Reporter: SHE INVITED THE COUPLE THAT OWNS THE LOCAL GROCERY STORE. RE YOU SURPRISED TO GET THE INVITATION? >> ABSOLUTELY. >> Reporter: WERE YOU? >> YEAH, ABSOLUTELY. WHEN MY WIFE SAW THE ENVELOPE, SHE SCREAMED AND I CAME RUNNING TO FIND OUT WHAT WAS G ON AND THERE IT WAS. THIS SORT OF NICE ENVELOPE WITH THE INITIALS ON IT. >> Reporter: THE BUTCHER, MARTIN FIDDLER. >> THERE'S SOME NERVES NOW. NEW PEOPLE WE'RE GOING TO MEET. >> Reporter: AND THE VILLAGE PUB OWNER. >> A FRIEND OF MINE SAID THE OTHER DAY, SAID, DO YOU REALIZE HOW MANY BILLION PEOPLE ON THE PLANET AND YOU ARE JUST 1 OF 2,000 GOING TO THE WEDDING. IT'S JUST FANTASTIC. >> Reporter: JOHN RUNS THE OLD BOOT INN. >> KATE HAS BEEN COMING HERE A LONG TIME BECAUSE SHE'S BEEN BORN AND BROUGHT UP AROUND THIS AREA. AND WILLIAM HAS BEEN COMING IN HERE WITH HER FOR, SINCE THEY'VE BEEN -- SINCVE BEEN GOING TOGETHER, FOR THE LAST SIX, EIGHT YEARS. >> Reporter: AND TODAY, HE HAD A SEAT IN HERE. JO JOHN, THE BUTCHER, THE SHOP KEEPER, KEPT COMPANY WITH THE LIKES OF ELTON JOHN, THE BECKHAMS, AND ROYALS FROM AROUND THE WORLD. >> THE BEST MOMENT FOR ME WAS WHEN KATE AND HER DAD PULLED UP, WE HEARD THE ROAR OF THE CROWD AND ALMOST SHOOK THE ABBEY. AND SEEING HER, I WAS IN THE FRONT ROW, I COULD SEE HER GETTING OUT OF THE CAR AND SEE MIKE THERE. >> VERY TOUCHING. BUT REALLY LOVELY TO BE SITTING AMONG ALL THE PEOPLE THERE. >> Reporter: THEY WERE WHISKED AWAY. THEY SIGNED AN EXCLUSIVE DEAL WITH A BRITISH BROADCASTER. AND PUBWNER JOHN WAS FAST BECOMING A NETWORK STAR. >> DO YOU LIKE THE TIE? >> BEAUTIFUL. >> Reporter: EVEN INTERVIEWED BY OUR OWN DIANE SAWYER AND BARBARA WALTERS. >> I WONDER HOW YOU GOT INVITED. DID MRS.MIDDLETON COME IN, SAY -- >> Reporter: BUT SOMEHOW IT JUST DIDN'T SEEM RIGHT NOT TO COME HOME TO CELEBRATE. >> JUST TOLD THIS TO EVERYBODY WHEN I GO BACK TONIGHT HOW WONDERFUL THE ROAR OF THE CROWD WHEN THEY DREW UP AND WHEN THEY LEFT, THE WHOLE ABBEY SHOOK. IT LIT THE ABBEY UP. >> Reporter: AROUND RETURN TO BUCKLEBURY HE DID. >> ON >> Reporter: LIFE IS THE SAME, YET, IT ISN'T. A GIRL FROM BUCKLEBURY TONIGHT HAS GONE TO BED A PRINCESS. BUT THEN, SHE'D ALWAYS BEEN SPECIAL TO THEM.

4/29/2011 ABC Nightline news online with subtitles (close captions): Royal Wedding: A Grand Affair 英國皇室婚禮

2011-05-01T00:40:00.000-07:00

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HERE AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY, TODAY, PRINCE WILLIAM WED HIS COLLEGE SWEETHEART, CATHERINE MIDDLETON.
AT 2 BILLION PEOPLE ARNOLD THE WORLD WATCHED.
NO DOUBT SOMEWHERE THEIR PARTIES ARE STILL GOING ON HERE IN LONDON.
IT WAS A FLAWLESS FAIRY TALE OF A DAY.
THE PUBLIC MOOD, BUOYANT.
BUT AT THE END, IT WAS NOT JUST A PUBLIC SPECTACLE, BUT THE MOST INTIMATE OF SCENES.
TWO YOUNG PEOPLE, PROFESSING THEIR LOVE, WHOSE WHISPERS TO EACH OTHER TODAY, SOME OF WHICH WE CAN TELL YOU TONIGHT, REVEAL SO MUCH.
IN THE BEGINNING, IT WAS ALL ANTICIPATION.
IT IS POSSIBLE THAT WE MAY GET A GLIMPSE OF THE BRIDE AS SHE GETS INTO THE CAR.
BUT SINCE WE WEREN'T INVITED TO THE WEDDING, WE WONDERED, WHERE WOULD BE THE PERFECT PLACE TO WATCH?
WITH THE PEOPLE, OF COURSE.
AND SO, WE HIT THE STREETS ON MOTORBIKES.
OUR FIRST STOP, HYDE PARK. WHERE OVER 200,000 PEOPLE GATHERED.
DO YOU MIND THAT WE CRASHED THE PARTY?
>> WOULD YOU LIKE SOME WINE?
>> Reporter: WE CRASHED THE PARTY OF TWO YOUNG WOMEN WHO HAD SPENT A LOT OF TIME GETTING READY.
IT WAS THE ULTIMATE DRIVE-IN. ON THE SCENE, A FAIRY TALE.
THE PRINCE IN UNIFORM, MAKING HIS WAY WITH HIS GINGER-HAIRED BROTHER TO A DATE WITH HISTORY.
ROYALTY BY BLOOD, BONDED FOREVER BY TRAGEDY, BEST FRIENDS THROUGH IT ALL.
IT WAS TO BE A DAY WHEN A VERY PRIVATE COUPLE AND A TIGHT CIRCLE OF FAMILY AND FRIENDS WERE GOING TO ALLOW US TO FINALLY LOOK IN ON THEM.
AND THERE THEY WERE.
PRINCE CHARLES AND HIS WIFE CAMILLA, THE CONTROVERSIAL.
IN THE CHURCH, ALONG WITH THE LANCESS DIANA'S BROTHER.
AND HOW CUTE WERE THOSE FLOWER GIRLS, LOOKING SLIGHTLY OVERWHELMED BY ALL THE COMMOTION.
LEADING THEM INTO THE ABBEY, KATE'S SISTER, PIPPA, THE MAID OF HONOR.
LAST, OF COURSE, THE QUEEN, DRESSED IN CANARY YELLOW.
SUDDENLY, ON THIS DAY, SHE SEEMED VERY MUCH A SWEET GRANDMOTHER.
THE MOMENT EVERYONE WAS WAITING FOR BELONGED TO ROOT WOMAN.
THE BRIDE. HER FINAL MOMENTS AS A COMMONER.
IF YOU LOOK CLOSELY, YOU CAN SEE PIPPA TELL HER BIG SISTER WHAT WE WERE ALL THINKING.
YOU LOOK AM THAT KIND OF PRIVATE MOMENT SPOKE VOLUMES.
YOU COULD SEE THE SISTERS ARE BEST FRIENDS, LIKE THE PRINCES WHO WERE WAITING AT THE OTHER END OF THAT LONG AISLE FOR THEM.
SHE WAS ALREADY VERY NEARLY A PRINCESSEFORE THE VOWS WERE EXCHANGED.
THE LOOK ON HER FACE, THE GRACE, THE QUIET CONFIDENCE.
AND, THE DRESS.
KEPT LIKE A STATE SECRET UNTIL SHE ENTERED THE ABBEY.
AND ON HER HEAD, A HALO, A TIARA DESIGNED BY CARTIER, ON LOAN TO CATHERINE FROM THE QUEEN HERSELF.
THE TRAIN, TEN FEET.
THE WALK, ALMOST FOUR MINUTES.
THE FEELING? MAGIC.
THE PRINCE, ACCORDING TO PROTOCOL, DOES NOT TURN WHEN THE BRIDE ENTERS.
AND FAMILY FRIENDS HAVE ALWAYS SAID HARRY WAS THE MISECONOMY USE ONE.
"SHE'S HERE NOW," HE WHISPERS.
FINALLY, THE GROOM SEEPS EES HE.
WHEN YOU SAW THEM STANDING THERE, THE WAY THEY LOOKED AT EACH OTHER, FOR A MOMENT, IT WASN'T ABOUT THE SPECTACLE, BUT SIMPLY ABO THE BEAUTY OF TWO YOUNG PEOPLE WHO SEEM SO DEEPLY IN LOVE.
>> I WILLIAM ARTHUR PHILLIP LOUIS.
>> Reporter: THEIR VOWS WERE SIMPLE. SWEET.
>> TO HAVE AND TO HOLD FROM THIS DAY FORWARD.
>> FOR BETTER FOR WORSE.
>> FOR BETTER FOR WORSE.
>> Reporter: PRONOUNCED MAN AND WIFE.
THERE WERE HUGE CROWDS CHEERING OUTSIDE.
AND THE COUNTRY'S DUCHESS OF CAME BRIDGE WAS SMILING, TOO, TO BE KNOWN AS HER ROYAL HIGHNESS.
THE BELLS TOLLED AND TOLLED.
YOU COULD SEE INTIMACY, THE EASE THEY HAVE WITH EACH OTHER.
YOU LOOK HAPPY, SHE SAID.
AS THEIR HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGE SWEPT THEM THROUGH THE STREETS OF LONDON, WILLIAM LOOKING OUT FOR HIS PRINCESS, EVEN AS HE REMINDED HER, "YOU HAVE TO WAVE BACK," HE TOLD HER, "EVEN IF IT'S TOO MUCH FOR YOU."
AND SO, SHE WAVED TO THE CROWDS, GATHERED ON THEIR PATH BACK TO BUCKINGHAM PALACE, FOR AN EVENING OF PARTYING AWAITING THEM.
MEANWHILE, THE STREET PARTIES WERE JUST GETTING STARTED.
WE ROARED UP TO THIS MODEST COMMUNITY WEST OF LONDON, WHERE CATHERINE MIDDLETON'S GREAT GRANDPARENTS LIVED.
WORKING PEOPLE.
AND 57 CLARENCE ROAD.
>> PEOPLEN CLARENCE STREET ARE KIND OF BURSTING WITH PRIDE AT THE FACT THAT THEY'VE GOT THIS CONNECTION.
CLARENCE STREET TO CLARENCE HOUSE.
>> Reporter: THAT'S PRETTY COOL.
IT WAS A PARTY.
DANCING, CELEBRATING.
AND ALL OVER LONDON, TO DIFFERENT MUSIC, FOR DIFFERENT REASONS, IT WAS THE SAME.
YOUNG AND OLD, TAKING A MOMENT IN THESE HARD TIMES, TO SMILE.
>> WE ALWAYS TREAT THE GIRL AS THEIR OWN GIRL.
WE TREATED THAT SHE IS OUR OWN GIRL WHO IS NOW GOING TO BE THE QUEEN, LIKE A DAUGHTER.
>> Reporter: THE PARTIES WERE FUN, BUT WE THOUGHT THE REAL ACTION MIGHT BE BACK AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE, WHERE A CROWD OF 1 MILLIMETER PEOPLE GATHERED.
SO, WE RACED BACK TO SEE THAT FIRST OFFICIAL PUBLIC KISS.
WE CAN HEAR THE CROWD STARTING TO ROAR.
THEY'VE JUST APPEARED AT THE BALCONY.
STEPPING ONTO THE BALCONY, EVEN THE POISED PRINCESS WAS STUNNED BY THE SIZE OF THE CROWD FACING HER.
"OH WOW," YOU COULD SEE HER SAY.
AND THEY GAVE THE CROWD WHAT THEY WANTED.
"SHA KISS," ASKED THE PRINCE?
AND SO THEY DID.
AND THEN, A SECOND.
TWICE AS LONG. DID WE MISS THE KISS?
>> YES, YOU DID.
>> Reporter: BY HOW MUCH?
>> SEVEN MINUTES.
MAYBE FOUR.
FOUR TO SEVEN MINUTES.
THERE WERE SEVERAL KISSES, I UNDERSTAND.
>> Reporter: IN LONDON, AT LEAST FOR TODAY, A HAPPY ENDING. A BELIEF FOR ONE YOUNG COUPLE IN LOVE THIS WAS ONLY THE BEGINNING.

How could HTC desire use wifi hotspot to connect internet for notebook in windows 7? 如何利用 HTC desire 使用 wifi熱點讓 windows 7 (win7)的筆記型電腦 (筆電) 無線上網 ?

2011-04-18T05:16:00.000-07:00

Resolution:
In HTC desire (android system)--> settings --> Wireless & networks --> Portable Wi-Fi hotspot settings --> security: choose WPA2(AES)
then active portable wi-fi hotspot
In notebook (windows 7, win7)--> select network --> right click--> properties -->security --> set WPA2-personal (AES) and input "network security key" --> OK

如何利用 HTC desire 使用 wifi熱點讓 windows 7 (win7)的筆記型電腦 (筆電) 無線上網 ?
解決方法;

在 HTC desire (android系統)--> 設定 --> 無線與網路--> 攜帶式 Wi-Fi 熱點設定 --> 安全性選 WPA2(AES)並記住密碼,然後開啟熱點

在筆電 (windows 7, win7)--> 選擇搜尋到的手機網路 --> 右鍵--> 內容-->安全性 --> 設定 WPA2-personal (AES) 然後輸入"網路安全密碼" --> 確定

如何利用HTC desire使用无线热点让 windows7（Win7的）的笔记型电脑（笔电）无线上网？

解决方法;
在 HTC desire (android系统）- >“设定“ - >无线与网路“ - >携带式的Wi- Fi的热点设定- >“安全性选的WPA2（AES）的并记住密码，然后开启热点
在笔电（Windows 7，win7）- >“选择搜寻到的手机网路“ - >右键- >“内容“ - >安全性- >“设定的WPA2-personal（AES），然后输入“网路安全密码“ - >“确定

Rescue or recovery data after accidentally unplugged my USB flash drive which could not access

2010-11-27T00:33:00.000-08:00

I had a usb flash drive (1GB) which support hot plug and play. Before it worked well after unplugged or pulled even though I did not stop the device. Unfortunately, this time it did not work after I unplugged it and windows ask me "Do you want to format it?" I think this usb flash driver might be infected by some trojan's virus and was working under table. Therefore I unplugged it and made the driver system error.
Resolution: I suggest one of best software to recovery the data is using Easeus data recovery wizard-Free Edition. It is a free and powerful data recovery software to recover 1 GB data free of charge.
Using this software, you'll be able to recover all your files and transfer then onto another hard disk. Just make sure the the hard disk has enough free space.
After the recovery, you'll need format the usb flash drive.

***Remember to stop the device everytime even the usb drive support hot plug and play.

Good luck!

拯救或復原隨身碟的資料

我有一個 USB隨身碟（1GB），它支援熱插拔。之前雖然我並沒有停止裝置，只要桌面沒有開啟在隨身碟內的程式，直接拔出後，都運作良好。不幸這一次並沒有倖免於難，我拔掉它，再次使用時，windows問我：“你要格式化嗎？”我想這個 USB隨身碟可能會感染木馬病毒，並正在檯面下工作。因此，我拔掉它便導致系統錯誤。

解決方法：我建議最好的救援復原軟體之一是使用 Easeus data recovery wizard-Free Edition，免費版。這是一個免費且功能強大的資料復原軟轉體可以免費恢復 1 GB數據。

使用這個軟體，你就可以恢復所有的文件並轉存到另一硬碟，只需確定硬碟有足夠的可用空間。
恢復後，格式化USB隨身碟。

***最重要的是要記得當要移除隨身碟時，每次都要執行安全的移除硬體，即使隨身碟有支持熱插拔。

祝好運!

拯救或复原随身碟的资料

我有一个USB随身碟（1GB），它支援热插拔。之前虽然我并没有停止装置，只要桌面没有开启在随身碟内的程式，直接拔出后，都运作良好。不幸这一次并没有幸免于难，我拔掉它，再次使用时，windows问我：“你要格式化吗？”我想这个USB随身碟可能会感染木马病毒，并正在台面下工作。因此，我拔掉它便导致系统错误。

解决方法：我建议最好的救援复原软件之一是使用 Easeus data recovery wizard-Free Edition，免费版。这是一个免费且功能强大的资料复原软转件可以免费恢复1 GB数据。

使用这个软体，你就可以恢复所有的文件并转存到另一硬盘，只需确定硬盘有足够的可用空间。
恢复后，格式化USB随身碟。

***最重要的是要记得当要移除随身碟时，每次都要执行安全的移除硬体，即使随身碟有支持热插拔。

祝好运！

CBS evening news online with subtitles (close captions) 10-18-10

2010-10-19T00:44:00.000-07:00

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TONIGHT, SARAH PALIN FUELS UP THE TEA PARTY EXPRESS FOR A CROSS COUNTRY ROAD TOUR. >> YOU ARE WINNING, JOE SIX PACK! >> Couric: AND KEN BUcK. HE'S LOOKING TO RIDE THE TEA PARTY WAVE TO VICTORY IN COLORADO. I'M KATIE COURIC. ALSO TONIGHT, BREACH OF PRIVACY. AN APP MISHAP TURNS FACEBOOK INTO AN OPEN BOOK. A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH. THE NEW RIGHT WAY TO PERFORM C.P.R. AND HE'S BEEN STEVE HARTMAN'S HUMAN G.P.S. NOW HE'S BACK ON TERRA FIR MA AND IT'S TIME TO HEAR HIS STORY. FROM CBS NEWS WORLD HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YORK, THIS IS THE "CBS EVENING NEWS" WITH KATIE COURIC. >> Couric: GOOD EVENING, EVERYONE. IT'S BEEN ONE OF THE DRIVING FORCES OF CAMPAIGN 2010, AND TODAY THE TEA PARTY MOVEMENT BEGAN A FINAL DRIVE TO GET THE CANDIDATES IT SUPPORTS ELECTED ON NOVEMBER 2. THE TEA PARTY EXPRESS IS TRAVELING CROSS COUNTRY IN THE FINAL TWO WEEKS BEFORE THE ELECTION WITH RALLIES IN 30 CITIES, FROM NEVADA TO NEW HAMPSHIRE. FIRST STOP, THEY CALL IT THE BIGGEST LI CITY IN THE WORLD, RENO. BEN TRACY IS THERE. BEN, IT WAS THE BIGGEST SHOW IN TOWN TODAY. >> Reporter: IT SURE WAS, KATIE. AND IT'S NOT BY CHANCE THEY STARTED HERE IN NEVADA. THIS IS, OF COURSE, THE HOME STATE OF SENATE MAJORITY LEADER HARRY REID AND HE IS THE NUMBER- ONE TARGET OF THE TEA PARTY EXPRESS. SO THEY BROUGHT OUT ONE OF THEIR BIGGEST NAMES TODAY TO FIRE UP THE TROOPS. >> YOU ARE WINNING, JOE SIX CK! >> Reporter: SHE'S THE ONE GUEST EVERYONE WANTS AT THEIR TEA PARTY. >> WE, THE LITTLE GUY, THE OVERTAXED, THE OVERREGULATED, OVERBURDENED, HAD IT UP TO HERE, MA GRIZZLIES AND LIBERTY LOVING AMERICANS. >> Reporter: SARAH PALIN REVVED UP A CROWD ALREADY FED UP WITH WASHINGTON. >> I GUESS THE ARROGANCE THAT THEY KNOW BETTER THAN WE DO IS WHAT REALLY HAS US FIRED UP. >> Reporter: 18% OF AMERICANS CONSIDER THEMSELVES TEA PARTY SUPPORTERS. THEY WANT TO DRASTICALLY SMALLER FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. SOME WANT TO PHASE OUTOCIAL SECURITY AND MEDICARE AND REPEAL HEALTH CARE REFORM. DO YOU BLAME REPUBLICANS AS WELL AS DEMOCRATS? >> NO QUESTION. NO QUESTION. REPUBLICANS ARE JUST AS GUILTY AS DEMOCRATS IN THAT AND THAT'S WHY YOU SEE THE TEA PARTY MOVEMENT. >> Reporter: BUT ONE ESTIMATE, TEA PARTY GROUPS ARE NOW BACKING 138 CANDATES-- ALL REPUBLICANS-- IN HOUSE AND SENATE RACES. SACRAMENTO-BASED TEA PARTY EXPRESS HAS SPENT $8.1 MILLION IN ADDITION TO SHARRON ANGLE HERE IN NEVADA, THEY'RE SUPPORTING SENATE CANDIDATES JOE MILLER IN ALASKA, RAND PAUL IN KENTUCKY AND CHRISTINE O'DONNELL IN DELAWARE. >> I WANT TO THANK THE TEA PARTY EXPRESS. >> Reporter: BUT SOME REPUBLICANS FEAR THEY ARE WILD CARDS WHO COULD END UP LOSING RACES ONCE CONSIDERED EASY WINS. JUST TODAY, THIS CELL PHONE VIDEO SURFACED OF SHARRON ANGLE GIVING THIS ODD ANSWER TO A GROUP OF HISPANIC STUDENTS. >> SOME OF YOU LOOK A LITTLE MORE ASIAN TO ME. >> Reporter ND JOE MILLER'S PRIVATE SECURITY GUARDS HANDCUFFED A LOCAL REPORTER WHO TRIED TO INTERVIEW THE CANDIDATE. >> SO THIS IS OUR HOME FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS. >> Reporter: BUT SAL RUSSO WHO RUNS TEA PARTY EXPRESS SAYS THE MOVEMENT HAS ALREADY WON BY CHANGING THE NATIONAL CONVERSATION FROM BAILOUTS TO BELT TIGHTENING. >> I WOULD DECLARE VICTORY TODAY IN THE SENSE THAT WE NOW HAVE RTS-- LIBERALS ANDTH POLITICAL CONSERVATIVES-- ADDRESSING THE PHYSICAL ISSUES. >> Reporter: AS FOR THE BUS TOUR, IT HEADS TO ELKO, NEVADA, THEN LAS VEGAS AS THEY CONTINUE TO CAMPAIGN AGAINST SENATOR REID HERE IN THIS STATE. KATIE? >> Couric: BEN, THE TEA PARTY EXPRESS IS JUST ONE OF 400 OR SO TEA PARTY GROUPS ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY. WHERE DOES IT FIT IN IN TERMS OF THE LARGER MOVEMENT? >> Reporter: THAT'S RIGHT, KATIE. THERE'S A LOT OF GROUPS ACROSS THE COUNTR BUT THE EXPRESS IS ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE THEY'VE RAISED A TON OF MONEY AND HAVE FOCUSED IT ON A FEW SELECT RACES ACROSS THE COUNTRY. THAT'S EARNED THEM SOME ENEMIES WITHIN THE LARGER TEA PARTY MOVEMENT. SOME VIEW THEM AS A BUNCH OF REPUBLICAN CONSULTANTS IN CALIFORNIA WHO ARE HAND PICKING THESE CANDIDATES AND THAT'S THE SAME BEEF SOME FOLKS IN THE TEA PARTY HAVE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AS A WHOLE. >> Couric: BEN TRACY IN RENO, NEVADA, THANK YOU. ELECTION DAY IS 15 DAYS AWAY BUT EARLY IN-PERSON VOTING IS ALREADY UNDER WAY IN 13 STATES AS WELL AS THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AND BY TOMORROW ABSENTEE BALLOTS FOR MAIL- VOTING WILL BE AVAILABLE IN EVERY STATE. TWO YEARS AGO, ONE OUT OF THREE VOTES WAS CAST BEFORE ELECTION DAY. THIS YEAR IN THE BATTLE FOR CONGRESS, WE'RE FOLLOWING DOZENS OF CRITICAL CONTESTS THAT WILL DECIDE WHICH PARTY CONTROLS WHICH HOUSE. IN THE HOUSE, THE REPUBLICANS NEED TO HOLD ON TO THEIR CURRENT SEATS AND PICK UP 39 NOW HELD BY DEMOCRATS AND THEY HERE IN STRIKING DISTANCE OF DOING THAT. MEANWHILE, IN THE SENATE THE G.O.P. NEEDS TO HOLD WHAT IT HAS AND CAPTURE TEN DEMOCRATIC SEATS. OUR ENTHE ELECTION TEAM RATES FOUR OF THOSE SEATS AS TOSS-UPS, INCLUDING THE COLORADO SEAT HELD BY MICHAEL BENNETT. HE WAS APPOINTED LAST YEAR WHEN KEN SALAZAR BECAME SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR. BUT A RECENT McCLATCHY POLL SHOWS BENNETT TRAILING TEA PARTY-BACKED KEN BUCK BY EIGHT POINTS. JEFF GREENFIELD REPORTS COLORADO THIS YEAR REFLECTS THE MOOD OF THE NATION. >> Reporter: COLORADO WAS BORN IN THE SEARCH FOR GOLD AND SILVER, BUT IN RECENT YEARS, DEMOCRATS HAVE HIT PAY DIRT PROSPECTING FOR VOTES. OBAMA WON HERE HANDILY JUST TWO YEARS AGO. >> ARE YOU PREPARED TO VOTE FOR THE REPUBLICAN TEAM? >> Reporter: BUT THIS YEAR THE DECRATS HOLD ON A U.S. SENATE SEAT IS IN REAL JEOPARDY. WHY? BECAUSE IT TURNS OUT ALL POLITICS IS NOT LOCAL. >> THE DISLIKE OF CONGRESS, THE UNHAPPINESS WITH A LOT OF LEGISLATION, BEING DISAPPOINTED ECONOMY. THAT'S WHAT'S FRAMING THIS ELECTION. >> Reporter: COLORADO IS PART OF A BROAD NATIONAL PATTERN, AN INSURGENT REPUBLICAN SEEKING TO TIE HIS OPPONENT TO WASHINGTON. A DEMOCRAT SEEKING INDEPDENT VOTES BY ARGUING HIS OPPONENT IS TOO FAR OUT OF THE MAINSTREAM. >> I CERTAINLY FIT THE MOLD OF A DIFFERENT KIND OF CANDIDATE FOR THE U.S. SENATE. Reporr: 51-YEAR-OLD KEN BUCK IS A CAREER PROSECUTOR WHOSE TEA PARTY CAMPAIGN DEFEATED A FAR BETTER-KNOWN REPUBLICAN. HE IS STAUNCHLY CONSERVATIVE ON ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ISSUES AND TELLS SUPPORTERS HE DOES NOT INTEND TO COMPRO WITH THE WHITE HOUSE. >> SO WHEN THEY TALK ABOUT HAVING GRIDLOCK IN WASHINGTON, D.C., MAYBE IT'S NOT A BAD THING. >> YOU'RE GONNA DO IT! >> Reporter: LONG TIME REPUBLICAN FOOT SOLDIER MARY WENKE SAYS HER TROOPS ARE FIRED UP. >> THEY'RE PUTTING UP YARD SIGNS, THEY'RE GOING TO MEETINGS, GOING TO RALLIES. >> Reporter: DEMOCRAT MICHAEL BENNETT, WHO NARROWLY SURVIVED A PRIMARY CHALLENGE FROM THE LEFT, READILY CONCEDES THAT CURRENT ECOMIC WOES MAKE FOR A TOUGH CAMPAIGN MESSAGE. >> WE DIDN'T GET INTO THIS MESS OVERNIGHT AND IT'S NOT A SET OF ISSUES THAT A BUNCH OF 30-SECOND ADS ARE GOING TO FIX. >> Reporter: BUT BENNETT'S 30- SECOND ADS ARE FLOODING THE AIRWAVES AND THE MESSAGE THEY BRING IS NOT SUBTLE. >> COLORADO'S NO PLACE FOR KEN BUCK'S EXTREME IDEAS. >> Reporter: AND BUCK MAY HAVE GIVEN HIS OPPONENT AN OPENING ON A T.V. DEBATE YESTERDAY WHEN HE SUGGESTED THAT HOMOSEXUALITY MAY BE A MATTER OF LIFE-STYLE CHOICE. >> I THINK THAT BIRTH HAS AN INFLUENCE OVER IT LIKE ALCOHOLISM AND SOME OTHER THINGS BUT I THINK THAT BASICALLY YOU HAVE A CHOICE. >> Reporter: THIS RACE IS DEAD EVEN AND ONE OF THE MOST CRUCIAL. AND IT'S ONE OF A HANDFUL THAT WILL DECIDE WHICH PARTY CONTROLS THE UNITED STATES SENATE. JEFF GREENFIELD, CBS NEWS, DENVER. >> Couric: HERE IN NEW YORK TODAY, FOUR MEN WERE CONVICTED IN A HOME-GROWN TERROR PLOT. PROSECUTORS SAY THE MEN WANTED TO BLOW UP A SYNAGOGUE AND JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER AND ALSO SHOOT DOWN U.S. MILITARY PLANES. THEY COULD GET LIFE IN PRISON. THEY WERE ARRESTED LAST YEAR AFTER PLANTING DEVICES OUTSIDE THE SYNAGOGUE IN THE BRONX. THOSE DEVICES WERE NOT BOMBS BUT FAKES SUPPLIED BY AN F.B.I. INFORMANT. A DIFFERENT KIND OF SECURITY THREAT HAS SOME FACEBOOK USERS WORRIED TONIGHT. HALF A BILLION PEOPLE WORLDWIDE USE THE SOCIAL NETWORKING SITE TO CATCH UP WITH FRIENDS, PLAY GAMES, AND SHARE COMMON INTERESTS. BUT IN SOME CASES, THEIR PERSONAL INFORMATION WAS BEING SHARED WITHOUT THEIR PERMISSION. HERE'S OUR SENIOR BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT ANTHONY MASON. >> Reporter: FACEBOOK ACKNOWLEDGED TODAY ITS PRIVACY POLICY HAD BEEN VIOLATED AFTER THE "WALL STREET JOURNAL" REPORTED THAT SOME OF THE SITE'S MOST POPULAR APPLICATIONS WERE TRANSMITTING PERSONAL INFORMATION ABOUT USERS TO ADVERTISING AND INTERNET TRACKING COMPANIES. >> IT'S AN INCREDIBLE AMOUNT OF INFORMATION. >> Reporter: MARK ROTENBERG, HEAD OF THE ELECTRONIC PRIVACY INFORMATION CENTER SAID IT COULD INCLUDE BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION, FRIENDS, EVEN THE UNIQUE I.D. NUMBERS THAT IDENTIFY THE MORE THAN 500 MILLION FACEBOOK USERS. >> IT'S A LITTE LEARNING THE TELEPHONE SERVICE YOU SIGNED UP FOR WASN'T REALLY ABLE TO KEEP YOUR CALLS PRIVATE. >> Reporter: A FACEBOOK SPOKESPERSON SAID TODAY: THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION WARNED THE ONLINE ADVERTISING INDUSTRY THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION WARNED THE ONLINE AVERTISING INDUSTRY LAST YEAR THAT IT NEEDED TO CLEAN UP ITS ACT. "THE INDUSTRY NEEDS TO DO A BETTER JOB OF SELDF-REGULATION" ONE COMMISSIONER WROTE "OR A DAY OF RECKONING MAY BE FAST APPROACHING." THIS MONTH, LEADING TRADE GROUPS ANNOUNCED A NEW SET OF PRINCIPLES AND UNVEILED THIS ADVERTISING OPTION ICON. >> WE INTEND FOR IT TO BE ON EVERY AD WHERE DATA IS BEING COLLECTED OR USED AND WHEN YOU CLICK ON IT TELL YOU ABOUT THE POLICIES OF THE COMPANIES THAT ARE INVOLVED IN THE AD AND ALLOWS YOU TO OPT OUT. >> Reporter: BY TAKING THESE STEPS, THE INDUSTRY'S BASICALLY ACKNOWLEDGING THERE'S A PROBLEM? >> I THINK THE INDUSTRY IS ACKNOWLEDGING THEY HAVE TO DO BETTER. >> Reporter: BUT MARK ROTENBERG SAYS THE INDUSTRY CAN'T BE TRUSTED TO POLICE ITSELF. >> YOU KNOW, THE SYSTEM OF ONLINE PRIVACY IS PRETTY MUCH BROKEN DOWN AND THAT'S WHY WE'RE AT REALLY A CRICAL MOMENT RIGHT NOW, PROBABLY FOR THE FUTURE OF THE INTERNET. >> Reporter: THE ELECTRONIC PRIVACY INFORMATION CENTER HAS FILED TWO COMPLAINTS AGAINST FACEBOOK WITH THE F.T.C., ALLEGING UNFAIR AND DECEPTIVE TRADE PRACTICES. >> Couric: ALL RIGHT. ANTHONY MASON. ANTHONY, THANK YOU. WE GOT SOME COMMENTS ABOUT THIS STORY ON OUR CBS NEWS FACEBOOK PAGE, BY THE WAY. TURNING TO HEALTH NEWS NOW, IT'S A TERRIFYING SITUATION: A LOVED ONE OR COWORKER OR EVEN A COMPLETE STRANGER IS OVERCOME BY A SUDDEN HEART ATTACK. IT HAPPENS ABOUT 300,000 TIMES A YEAR IN THIS COUNTRY AND KNOWING C.P.R. CAN SAVE A LIFE. TODAY, AFTER 40 YEARS, THE AMICAN HEART ASSOCIATION CHANGED ITS GUIDELINES ON THE RIGHT WAY TO PERFORM IT. SO PAY ATTENTION AS DR. JON LAPOOK SHOWS US HOW. >> HERE WE GO! >> Reporter: TWO YEARS AGO, CHRIS AND DEBRA BADER WERE HIKING ON THIS TRIAL OUTSIDE BOSTON WHEN CHRIS SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. >> HE FELL STRAIGHT BACKWARDS, JUST BOOM. HE WAS DOWN. >> Reporter: HIS WIFE DEBRA IMMEDIATELY CALLED 911 AND CKY HAD SEEN A DEMONSTRATION OF C.P.R. USING HANDS ONLY, NO MOUTH TO MOUTH. >> I JUST PUT MY ENTIRE WEIGHT INTO HIM, PUSHING AS HARD AND AS FAST AS I COULD TO THE RHYTHM OF "STAYING ALIVE" AND I GUESS IT WORKED. >> ?WELL, YOU CAN TELL BY THE WAY I USE MY WALK... ? >> Reporter: TURNS OUT THIS DISCO SOUND HAS THE PERFECT BEAT FOR PUMPING THE CHEST DURING C.P.R. RECENT STUDIES SHOW THAT COMPRESSION-ONLY C.P.R. SAVES LIVES AND MANY MORE PEOPLE ARE WILLING TO DO IT. RIGHT NOW, LESS THAN A THIRD OF PEOPLE WHO WITNESS A CARDIAC ARREST STEP FORWARD. >> FOCUSING ON THE COMPRESSIONS GETS THE BODING THROUGHOUT THE BODY WHICH IS CRITICAL BUT IT ALSO... IT MINIMIZE THE HESITATION. >> Reporter: STARTING C.P.R. A.S.A.P. CAN KEEP THE PATIENT ALIVE UNTIL A DEFIBRILLATE LATER ARRIVES. WHAT'S KEY TO KNOW. >> WE'LL START WITH COMPRESSIONS. UNZIP THE JACKET, PLACE THE HEEL OF TWO HANDS IN THE CENTER OF THE CHEST AND PUSH HARD AND PUSH IT QUICK. >> Reporter: AND DOING CHEST COMPRESSIONS ON SOMEBODY IN CARDIAC ARREST KEEPS BLOOD FLOWING TO THE HEART AND THE BRAIN. BECAUSE DEBRA BADER KNEW THIS SIMPLIFIED C.P.R., SHE KEPT HER HUSBAND ALIVE UNTIL PARAMEDICS ARRIVED. >> IT MAKES YOU REALIZE EXACTLY HOW FRAGILE LIFE IS. >> Reporter: THIS APPROACH DOES NOT APPLY WHEN THE MAIN PROBLEM IS BREATHING-- LIKE WHEN SOMEONE HAS DROWNED. AND IT'S STILL IMPORTANT FOR PEOPLE TO BE TRAINED IN C.P.R. KATIE? >> Couric: ALL RIGHT, DR. JON LAPOOK. JON, THANK YOU. IN OTHER NEWS, IT COULD BE THE BEGINNING OF THE END OF MORATORIUMS ON HOME FORECLOSURES BANK OF AMERICA, WHICH HAD TEMPORARILY STOPPED REPOSSESSING HOMES IN ALL 50 STATES, SAID TODAY IT WILL RESUME SEIZING MORE THAN 100,000 HOMES IN 23 STATES. QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SIGNATURES ON SOME FORECLOSURE DOCUMENTS LED TO THE MORATORIUM. B.O.A. SAYS IT WILL RESUBMIT THEM WITH NEW SIGNATURES. STILL AHEAD ON THE "CBS EVENING NEWS," HE'S GOT THE WHOLE WORLD IN HIS HANDS AND TELLS HIS STORY TO STEVE HARTMAN. UP NEXT, THEY PUBLICLY BLASTED THE PRESIDENT'S ECONOMIC STIMULUS PACKAGE WHILE ASKING FOR SOME OF THE MONEY BEHIND THE SCENES. >> Couric: YOU'VE HEARD IT OVER AND OVER IN CAMPAIGN 2010: POLITICIANS RAILING ABOUT OUT- OF-CONTROL SPENDING. BUT EVEN THE MOST VOCAL CRITICS IN CONGRESS CAN'T RESIST BUYING FOR FEDERAL MONEY TO FUND PROJECTS BACK HOME. HERE'S CHIEF INVESTIGATE I CORRESPONDENT ARMEN KETEYIAN. >> Reporter: A RALLYING CRY FOR MANY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE THIS IS FALL IS THEIR FIERCE OPPOSITION TO THE $787 BILLION STIMULUS BILL. HERE'S TEXAS CONGRESSMAN PETE SESSNS. >> NO TO BUDGET-BUSTING STIMULUS BILLS. >> Reporter: AND THEN THERE'S THIS BOAST SERVED UP BY MINNESOTA REPRESENTATIVE MICHELE BACHMANN. >> THAT'S WHY I VOTED AGAINST THE BUSH WALL STREET BAILOUT. THE FAILED PELOSI TRILLION DOLLAR STIMULUS. >> Reporter: IT TURNS OUT NO SOONER WAS THE INK DRY ON THE STIMULUS BILL THAN THESE LAWMAKERS AND DOZENS OF OTHERS FROM BOTH PARTIES WERE REACHING OUT BEHIND THE SCENES FOR MONEY TO FUND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN LOCAL PROJECTS. >> WHEN IT CAME TIME TO GET A PIECE OF THE PIE AFTERWARDS PEOPLE WERE WRITING LETTERS AND BY THE DOZENS. >> Reporter: THE CENTER FOR PUBLIC INTEGRITY SAYS IT COLLECTED NEARLY 2,000 LETTERS FROM SCORES OF REPUBLICANS AND CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATS REQUESTING FUNDS FROM A BILL THEY ORIGINALLY OPPOSED. AND MANY STILL CRITICIZE. >> WELL, THE LAST STIMULUS BILL DIDN'T CREATE ONE NEW JOB. >> Reporter: BUT THAT DIDN'T STOP MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR SCOTT BROWN FROM BACKING A $45 MILLION PROJECT. OR CONGRESSMAN SESSIONS FROM REQUESTING $81 MILLION IN STIMULUS MONEY FOR A TEXAS RAIL PROJECT-- A GRANT HE DIDN'T WIN. >> GOVERNMENT SPENDING DOESN'T CREATE GOOD JOBS. >> Reporter: BUT MINNESOTA'S BACHMANN STILL WANTED MONEY FOR A STATE BRIDGE SHE SAID WOULD DIRECTLY PRODUCE 1,470 NEW JOBS PER YEAR. AND IT WASN'T JUST REPUBLICANS. DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN WALT MINNICK OF IDAHO VOTED AGAINST THE BILL THEN WROTE A SERIES OF LETTERS IN SUPPORT OF A BROADBAND PROJECT. HE'S NOW RUNNING THIS CAMPAIGN AD. >> I'VE SAID NO TO MORE GOVERNMENT SPENDING. >> I THINK THAT'S JUST THE TYPE OF POLITICAL DOUBLE SPEAK THAT MAKES VOTERS CRAZY. >> Reporter: MOST LAWMAKERS ARGUED THEY DIDN'T WANT THEIR PERSONAL OBJECTIONS TO PREVENT MONEY FROM FLOWING TO WORTHY LOCAL PROJECTS-- THE KIND OF GOVERNMENT SPENDING THEY STILL SO PUBLICLY OPPOSE. ARMEN KETEYIAN, CBS NEWS, NEW YORK. >> Couric: AND STILL AHEAD, LOOKS LIKE RUMORS OF HIS DEATH WERE GREATLY EXAGGERATED. MARK TWAIN'S OUT WITH A NEW BOOK AND IT'S A BEST-SELLER. >> Couric: ANOTHER TRAGEDY FOR RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, THIS TIME ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD. JUNIOR ERIC LE GRAND MAY BE PARALYZED FROM THE NECK DOWN AFTER MAKING A HIT IN SATURDAY'S WIN AGAINST ARMY. DOCTORS SAY THE NEXT FEW HOURS WILL SHOW IF THE INJY IS PERMANENT. LAST MONTH, RUTGERS FRESH MANTEIER WILL CLEMENTI TOOK HIS LIFE AFTER A ROOMMATE ALLEGEDLY BROADCAST A SEXUAL ENCOUNTER BETWEEN CLEMENTI AND ANOTHER MAN ON THE INTERNET. MARK TWAIN IS A BEST-SELLING AUTHOR AGAIN, A CENTURY AFTER HE DIED. THE FIRST INSTALLMENT OF HIS FINAL BOOK-- A THREE-VOLUME AUTOBIOGRAPHY-- HAS HIT NUMBER ONE ON amazon.com'S BEST-SELLER LIST, AND THAT'S JUST PREORDERS. THE BOOK HITS STORES NEXT MONTH. A BRILLIANT MARKETER, TWAIN ASKED THE BOOK NOT BE PUBLISHED FOR A CENTURY SO HE COULD SAY WHATEVER HE LIKED WITHOUT HURTING ANYONE'S FEELINGS. DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN EXPLORE SPACE WITHOUT A ROCKET? A FATHER AND SON FROM NEW YORK DID USING A WEATHER BALLOON. BACK IN AUGUST, LUKE AND MAX GEISSBUHLER PUT TOGETHER A HOMEMADE CAPSULE CONTAINING A VIDEO CAMERA AND AN iPHONE AND ATTACHED IT TO THE BALLOON. UP IT WENT ABOVE THE CLOUDS WITH THE CAMERA RECORDING SOME BREATHTAKING VIEWS. ONCE IN SPACE, 19 MILES ABOVE THE EARTH, THE BALLOON POPPED AND THE CAPSULE PLUMMETED BEFORE A PARACHUTE SLOWED IT DOWN. A G.P.S. TRACKING DEVICE ON THE iPHONE HELPED THEM FIND IT ABOUT 30 MILES FROM THEIR LAUNCH SITE SO WHY DID THEY DO IT? BECAUSE THEY COULD. STILL AHEAD, HE WAS STEVE HARTMAN'S HUMAN G.P.S. JEFF AND STEVE'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE NEXT. >> Couric: WE END TONIGHT WITH A MAN WHO HAS SEEN OUR PLANET FROM A PERSPECTIVE FEW OF US EVER WILL-- FROM 200 MILES UP IN SPACE AS STEVE HARTMAN REPORTS, EVERYBODY IN AND ABOVE THE WORLD HAS A STORY. >> Reporter: AFTER TRAVELING TO THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE EARTH AND THEN SOME, OUR ADVENTURE OFFICIALLY ENDED IN THIS HOUSTON SUBURB WHEN I CAME FACE TO FACE WITH THE MAN WHO HAS CHANGED MY LIFE MORE THAN ANYONE I'VE NEVER MET. >> HELLO, STEVE, NICE TO MEET YOU. >> Reporter: HIS NAME IS JEFF WILLIAMS, HE'S THE ASTRONAUT WHO, FOR THE LAST TWO MONTHS, YOU'VE SEEN POINTING ME TO RANDOM LOCATIONS AROUND THE WORLD. USING OUR PLASTIC INFLATABLE BEACH BALL GLOBE. JEFF SENT ME TO SEVEN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES ON FOUR DIFFERENT CONTINTS. I TRAVELED TO EXACTLY WHERE HIS FINGER LANDED THEN MADE RANDOM STAB MYSELF AT THE LOCAL PHONE BOOK THE SEVEN PEOPLE WE MET AND THE SEVEN STORIES WE FOUND SEEMED TO HAVE REALLY RESONATED WITH VIEWERS ACROSS THE PLANET. >> YOU CALL ONE PERSON OUT OF THE PHONE BOOK ALL OVER THE WORLD? I LOVE YOUR SPECIAL. >> Reporter: THIS WAS IN BALI. >> A STORY LIKE YOURS PEELS THE OUTSIDE OF THE ONION AND GIVES PEOPLE A VIEW INTO REAL WORLD HUMAN LIFE. >> Reporter: JEFF SAYS THAT'S WHY NASA WANTED TO BE PART OF OUR PROJECT, TO TELL THOSE HUMAN STORIES. HE SAYS PART OF THE MISSION OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION TO S TO ENCOURAGE UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN COUNTRIES AND CULTURES. LIKE WHEN JEFF RETURNED TO EARTH A FEW MONTHS AGO IN A RUSSIAN SOYUZ. HE WAS WELCOMED IN KAZAKHSTAN LIKE A FELLOW COMRADE. >> OF COURSE IT'S ALL IN RUSSIAN BUT THEY'RE SAYING "WELCOME BACK, GREAT JOB" AND YOU BEAR THE HAT FOR A FEW MINUTES. >> Reporter: OF COURSE, NO ONE GAVE ME A HAT ON MY ADVENTURE. AND JEFF NEVER GOT ATTACKED BY A CAMEL ON HIS. IT'S EATING ME! BUT OUR VERY DIFFERENT JOURNEYS HAVE LED US TO VERY SIMILAR CONCLUSIONS. WE AGREED THAT EVEN THOUGH I'VE BEEN LOOKING AT A MICROCOSM OF THE WORLD AND HE'S BEEN FOCUSED ON A MUCH BROADER VIEW, YOU REALLY CAN'T GO THROUGH EITHER EXPERIENCE WITHOUT COMING HOME TO A NEW DEFINITION OF HOME. >> IN A VERY REAL SENSE, THE PLANET BECOMES HOME. AND ALSO AS YOU TRAVEL AROUND THE EARTH AND SEE THE EVIDENCE OF CIVILIZATION, YOU START TO BECOME A LITTLE MORE AWARE THAT PEOPLE ARE BASICALLY THE SAME ALL AROUND THE WORLD. >> Reporter: AND FINALLY, AS FOR THE INFLATABLE WORLD... >> THE GLOBE IS BACK ON EARTH. >> Reporter: WHERE IS IT SPECIFICALLY? >> HERE IN THE HOUSE. >> Reporter: IT'S IN THE HOUSE! >> YOU WANT TO SEE IT? >> Reporter: IT DIDN'T HAVE WRITING ON IT WHEN WE GAVE IT TO HIM. >> YOU TELL A GREAT STORY. I WANT TO GIVE THIS TO YOU. >> Reporter: SURE BEATS A HAT. MAYBE WE SHOULD GO TOGETHER TO THERE. ( LAUGHTER ). >> LET'S GO IN THE SUMMERTIME, THOUGH. >> Reporter: I DON'T HAVE ANY DESIRE TO GO TO THE NORTH POLE. I THINK IT WOULD BE NEAT TO SEE THE GIANT PLUG THERE. >> Couric: ( LAUGHS ) OH, THE GIANT PLUG, I GET IT. SO WHAT A NICE GUY. I'M SO GLAD NASA GOT INVOLVED IN THIS PROJECT AND YOU'RE RIGHT, IT'S SORT OF OUR SHARED HUMAN EXPERIENCES ARE VERY SIMILAR ALL AROUND THE WORLD. >> Reporter: THAT'S THE MESSAGE, I GUESS. >> Couric: I LOVED THE PIECES, THANK YOU FOR DOING THAT, STEVE. THAT'S THE EVENING NEWS FOR TONIGHT. I'M KATIE COURIC. GOOD NIGHT.

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TONIGHT THE PRESIDENT AND FIRST LADY CAMPAIGN TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS YEAR, WITH DEMOCRATIC CONTROL OF THE HOUSE AND SENATE WEIGHING IN THE BALANCE. I'M RUSS MITCHELL. ALSO TONIGHT A MASSIVE THANKSGIVING IN CHILE TO CELEBRATE LAST WEEK'S DRAMATIC RESCUE OF THE 33 TRAPPED MINERS. A REFUGEE'S PLEAGE TO STAY THE U.S. IN THE FACE OF CHARGES THAT SHE OFFERED SUPPORT TO TERRORISTS. AND SECRET MISSION, A 95-YEAR- OLD HERO OF WORLD WAR II IS HONORED AT LAST FOR SAVING HUNDREDS OF AMERICAN AIRMEN. THIS IS THE "CBS EVENING NEWS" WITH RUSS MITCHELL. >> Mitchell: AND GOOD EVENING IT IS NOW 16 DAYS UNTIL ELECTION DAY. AND THE NEGATIVE OUTLOOK FOR DEMOCRATS IS LEADING THE WHITE HOUSE TO STEP UP ITS GAME. WITH POLLS SHOWING CONTROL OF THE HOUSE AND POSSIBLY THE SENATE RISK, PRESIDENT OBAMA IS CAMPAIGNING TONIGHT WITH THE HELP OF HIS NUMBER ONE ALLY. WE BEGIN OUR COVERAGE WITH CHIEF WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT CHIP REID WHO IS WITH THE PRESIDENT IN COLUMBUS, OHIO. CHIP, GOOD EVENING. >> WELL, GOOD EVENING, RUSS. YOU CAN SEE BEHIND ME THERE IS ALREADY A GOOD CROWD HERE AT OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY FOR THIS EVENING'S RALLY. THE PRESIDENT HOPES IT WILL HELP FIRE UP YOUNG VOTERS. AND HE'S COUNTING ON A BIG BOOST FROM THE FIRST L ADY>> Reporter: THE PRESIDENT AND FIRST LADY ARRIVED IN CLEVELAND TO RAISE DESPERATELY NEEDED MONEY FOR OHIO DEMOCRATS AND TO HELP RALLY THE PARTY FAITHFUL. IT'S THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2008 THAT THEY'VE CAMPAIGNED TOGETHER. WHILE HE ATTACKS REPUBLICANS, HER FOCUS IS FAMILY AND CHILDREN. SHE EVEN CALLS HERSELF MOM IN CHIEF. >> AND OUR CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN WILL BE ABLE LOOK BACK AND SAY THAT WE KEPT THE FAITH WITH THE VALUES WE WERE RAISED WITH. >> Reporter: IT'S NOT JUST HER HIGHER APPROVAL RATINGS THAT MAKE HER A CAMPAIGN ASSET. >> THE FIRST LADY ALLOWS THE COUNTRY TO SEE A DIFFERENT SIDE OF THE PRESIDENT, A HUMANIZING SIDE. AND THAT PLAYS WELL WITH MANY AMERICANS. >> Reporter: THIS PAST WEEK MRS. OBAMA CAMPAIGNED IN BATTLEGROUND STATES WITH ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN AND COLORADO AND WILL GO TO CONNECTICUT, AND CALIFORNIA BUT THE PRESIDENT AND FIRST LADY SAVED THE DOUBLE-BARRELED APPEARANCE FOR ALL IMPORTANT OHIO. TWO YEARS AGO THIS STATE HELPED SWEEP THE PRESIDENT TO VICTORY BUT NOW WITH THE ECONOMY HERE IN DISTRESS, DEMOCRATS FEAR THEY COULD GO DOWN IN FLAMES. DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR TED STRICTLAND IS STRUGGLING IN HIS RE-ELECTION CAMPAIGN, SENATE CANDIDATE LEE FISHER IS BEHIND IN THE POLLS AND SEATS OF SIX DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ARE IN JEOPARDY, SO MANY THAT OHIO WILL PLAY A KEY ROLE IN GIVING CONTROL OF THE HOUSE TO THE REPUBLICANS. ONE KEY QUESTION, ARE THE DEMOCRATS STRUGGLES HERE AND FROM COAST-TO-COAST ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE PRESIDENT. REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC STRATEGISTS SHARPLY DISAGREE. >> I THINK IT'S CLEARLY A REFEREND ON HIM AND ABSOLUTELY ON THE ECONOMY. THE DEBT AND SPENDING IS SOMETHING THAT PEOPLE ARE VERY NERVOUS ABOUT. >> GOVERNOR DEAN. >> OF COURSE I DISAGREE. I THINK THE ECONOMY IS THE BIG PROBLEM, OF COURSE EVERY ADMINISTRATION, REPUBLICAN OR DEMOCRAT HAS PROBLEMS WHEN THE ECONOMY IS IN TROUBLE. >> Reporter: LATER THIS WEEK, THE PRESIDENT WILL CAMPAIGN ON THE WEST COAST IN CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND WASTINGTON. TWO YEARS AGO ALL THREE OF THOSE STATES WERE SAFELY IN THE DEMOCRATIC COLUMN. NOW ALL THREE ARE UP FOR GRABS, RUSS? >> Mitchell: WHAT CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT HOW CONCERNED THE WHITE HOUSE REALLY IS ABOUT ELECTION DAY AND HOW UGLY COULD BE AS SOME DEMOCRATS AS YOU POINTED OUT, ARE PREDICTING? >> WELL, IF YOU LISTEN TO THEM PUBLICLY ROBERT GIBBS TODAY FOR EXAMPLE ON THE MORNING TALK SHOW SAID THEY ARE CONFIDENT THEY WILL HANG ON TO THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE. BEHIND THE SCENES THEY ARE NOT. THEY ARE DEEPLY WORRIED THEY COULD LOSE THE HOUSE AND EVEN A BIT WORRIED THEY COULD LOSE THE SENATE. >> Mitchell: CHIP REID WITH THE PRESIDENT IN COLUMBUS, OHIO, THANK YOU. AND LET'S TURN TO THE CRITICAL CONTEST WE'RE FOLLOWING, IN THE RACE FOR CONTROL OF CONGRESS. WE BEGIN IN WASHINGTON STATE WHERE THE BATTLE FOR U.S. SENATE IS GETTING MORE ROUGH- AND-TUMBLE BY THE DAY. PATTY KAUFMAN HAS THE LATEST. >> HI, HOW ARE YOU. >> Reporter: SENATOR PATTY MURRAY THE SELF-PROCIM MOM IN TENNIS SHOES HAS LACED THEM UP AGAIN. >> GOOD MORNING. >> Reporter: RUNNING FOR A FOURTH TERM IN A YEAR WHEN MANY INCUMBENTS ARE RUNNING SCARED. >> IT'S WHAT I DO. >> Reporter: 18 YEARS AGO MURRAY SWEPT INTO OFFICE AS A POLITICAL OUTSIDER. TODAY SHE IS THE POWERFUL FOURTH RANKING SENATE DEMOCRAT. ON THE STUMP SHE TOUTS HER CLOUT. >> I WILL MAKE SURE YOUR TAX DOLLAR GOES TO BUILD MILITARY AIRPLANES HERE IN EVER NOT OVER IN EUROPE. >> Reporter: BUT SHE'S UP AGAINST AN ANGRY ELECTORATE. >> WE'RE SICK AND TIRED OF THE GARBAGE THAT IS GOING ON IN WASHINGTON D.C.. >> Reporter: REPUBLICAN DINO ROSSI HAS PAINTED HER AS A D.C. INSIDE NEVER HARD HITTING CAMPAIGN ADS. >> VOTING WITH PELOSI AND REID FOR THE BECAUSE WALL STREET BAILOUT. >> Reporter: ROSSI IS WELL- KNOWN, HE IS WAS NEARLY ELECTED GOVERNMENT IN 2004. WITH THE STATE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE NEAR 9% HE BLAMES MURRAY WHENEVER HE CAN. >> WE HAVE AN 18 YEAR INCUMBENT KILLING JOBS IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON FROM VOTE AFTER VOTE AFTER VOTE. >> Reporter: DEMOCRATS NATIONWIDE ARE DESPERATE FOR THE WIN. >> IF YOU ARE LOSING STATES THAT THE PRESIDENT CARRIED BY 17 POINTS, THAT SPELLS A LOT OF TROUBLE. >> Reporter: THE PARTY'S BIGEST STARS ARE FLOODING IN TO FIRE UP THE FAITHFUL, INCLUDING THE PRESIDENT WHO WILL MAKE HIS SECOND CAMPAIGN STOP ON THURSDAY. >> MAKE SURE YOU SEND HER BACK TO WASHINGTON, PLEASE. >> Reporter: ROSS SYBRINGING IN THE ARTILLERY AS WELL. THE REPUBLICAN PARTY HAS PLEDGED TO SPEND $4 MILLION IN THE FINAL WEEKS OF THE CAMPAIGN, BLANKETING THE AIRWAVES WITH ATTACK ADS. BUT MURRAY IS NOT BACKING DOWN. GOING AFTER ROSSI FOR HIS TIES TO BIG BANKS AND HIS SUPPORT FOR BUSH ERA TAX CUTS. >> WE CANNOT GO BACK TO THE BUSH ECONOMIC POLICIES WHERE WE WENT TO WAR WITHOUT PAYING FOR IT AND HAD TAX CUT WAS PAYING FOR IT. HE SAID RIGHT OFF THE BAT THAT'S WHAT HE IS GOING TO DO. >> Reporter: MURRAY HAS PULLED AHEAD IN RECENT POLLS BUT ROSSI HAS THREE TIMES THE CASH. WITH SO MUCH ON THE LINE IT WON'T SURPRISE ANYONE IF THIS RACE GOES DOWN TO THE WIRE. PATTY KAUFMAN, CBS NEWS, LOS ANGELES. >> Mitchell: NOW TO FLORIDA WHERE SEVERAL U.S. HOUSE SEATS COULD HOLD THE KEY TO JUST WHO WILL RUN CONGRESS. ONE RACE IN PARTICULAR HAS A DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT FACINNTA REPUBLICAN WHO HAS A FAMILIAR NAME AND SUPPORTERS WITH BIG BANK ACCOUNTS. MICHELLE MILLER HAS MORE. >> Reporter: FRESHMAN DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN GRAYSON CONSIDERS HIMSELF A FIGHTER. >> WE WILL SHOW CENTRAL FLORIDA THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE. >> Reporter: WHETHER TAKING ON THE FORECLOSURE MESS. >> BANKS ARE TAKING HOMES THAT DON'T BELONG TO THEM. >> Reporter: OR THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. >> THEIR NUMBER ONE TARGET IN THIS ELECTION IS ME. >> Reporter: THAT'S BECAUSE THIS LAWYER, FORMER BUSINESSMAN AND ECONOMIST HAS GAINED NOTORIETY FOR HIS PARTISAN REMARKS ON THE HOUSE FLOOR. >> THE REPUBLICAN HEALTH-CARE PLAN FOR AMERICA, DON'T GET SICK. >> Reporter: AND IF YOU DO GET SICK THEIR BACKUP PLAN IS DIE QUICK >> Reporter: GRAYSON WON A SWING DISTRICT IN ORLANDO TWO YEARS AGO RIDING PRESIDENT OBAMA'S COAT TALES IF HE WON FLORIDA. EXCEPT FOR THE TROOP SURGE IN AFGHANISTAN THE CONGRESSMAN HAS SUPPORTED THE PRESIDENT ON JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING FROM THE ECONOMIC STIMULUS TO HEALTH-CARE REFORM. A CONSERVATIVE WHO BACKS BALANCING THE BUDGET AND OPPOSES ALL ABORTIONS, WEBSTER SAYS GRAY SKON AND THE HOUSE DEMOCRATS ARE OUT OF TOUCH. >> THE PROCESS IS BROKEN. THE POLICY BROKEN. THE WAY THEY CAMPAIGN IS BROKEN. HE IS PART OF THAT. >> Reporter: A SMALL-BUSINESS OWNER AND A STATE LEGISLATOR FOR 28 YEARS, WEBSTER SAYS FEDERAL SPENDING IS OUT OF CONTROL. >> THE KEY IS JUST TURNING OFF THE SPIGOT, IT'S LIKE BUYING THE CAR, YOU BORROW THE MONEY TO BUY THE CAR BUT MAKE PAYMENTS ON THE MONEY YOU BORROWED TO PAY THE CAR. IT'S TOO MUCH. >> Reporter: THIS CLOSE CAMPAIGN COMES DOWN TO MOTIVATING THE BASE. DOOR-TO-DOOR AND ON THE AIR. OUTSIDE GROUPS ALIGNED WITH THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ARE SPENDING MILLIONS ON ANTI-GRAYSON ADS. >> WHEN IT COMES TO NANCY PELOSI, BIG BARKER GRAYSON TURNS INTO A LAP DOG. >> Reporter: THE INCUMBENT MAY BE ON THE ROPES BUT MAKES NO APOLOGY FOR BEING BLUNT. >> Reporter: I'M JUST TELLING IT LIKE IT IS, HOW IT HONESTLY LOOKS TO ME. THIS IS NOT SOME KIND OF POSE THIS IS NOT SOME KIND OF ACT. >> Reporter: IN TWO WEEKS HE'LL KNOW IF HE WILL BE BACK. >> GO GET IT. >> Reporter: FOR ANOTHER ROUND. MICHELLEILBS NS, NEW YORK. >> Mitchell: AND FOR MORE PERSPECTIVE ON CAMPAIGN 2010, WE ARE JOINED BY OUR SENIOR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT JEFF GREENFIELD, GOOD EVENING. >> GOOD EVENING. >> Mitchell: YOU HAVE BEEN OUT AND ABOUT TRAVELING THE COUNTRY, WHAT ARE VOTERS TELLING YOU? >> I THINK WHAT THEY ARE ACTUALLY SAYING, NOT IN SO MANY WORDS, IS THAT THAT FAMOUS OBSERVATION OF HOUSE SPEAKER TIP O'NEILL THAT ALL POLITICS IS LOCAL, IT'S JUST FLAT WRONG THIS YEAR. THERE IS A NATIONAL TIDE MOVING. AND WHEN YOU GO FROM STATE TO STATE YOU GET THE FEELING YOU ARE ON GROUNDHOG DAY BECAUSE YOU HEAR THE SAME STORY. THE EXCITEMENT OF TWO YEARS AGO FOR DEMOCRATS IS GONE. INDEPENDENTS ARE MOVING STRONGLY TOWARD REPUBLICANS. THE BASE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IS ENERGIZED AND THE DEMOCRATS DON'T FEEL THEIR SUPPORTERS ARE. ALL ROOTED IN THE SENSE THAT THINGS ARE NOT GOING WELL, PARTICULARLY IN THE AREA OF THE ECONOMY. AND THAT WHAT OBAMA AND THE DEMOCRATS REPRESENTED WHEN THEY WERE GIVEN THE POWER HAS NOT BEEN FULFILLED AND SO YOU SEE THINGS LIKE LONG-TERM DEMOCRATS IN DANGER. DEMOCRATS WHO SHOULD BE SAFE ARE FIGHTING FOR THEIR POLITICAL LIVES AND THIS IS GOING ON FROM ONE END OF THE COUNTRY TO THE OTHER. >> Reporter: INTERESTING. SO THIS CLOSE TO ELECTION DAY, IF YOU ARE THE DEMOCRATS, WHAT DO YOU DO AT THIS POINT? >> WHAT YOU HOPE IS THAT THE DEMOCRATS WHO SHOWED UP AND VOTED FOR OBAMA AS FIRST TIME OR INFREQUENT WILL GET INVESTED IN THE MIDTERMS AND FEEL THAT WHAT THEY VOTED FOR IS AT RISK. BECAUSE IF THE KIND OF VOTERS WHO VOTED FOR OBAMA PREDOMINANTLY AND WHO USUALLY DON'T SHOW UP AT MIDTERMS, YOUNGER VOTERS, AFRICAN- AMERICANS, HISPANICS, IF THEY TURN UP AND VOTE, THEN THE ESTIMATES WE ARE SEEING SO FAR BASED ON WHO IS LIKELY TO GO TO THE POLLS ARE WRONG AND MORE DEMOCRATS WILL SURVIVE. NO ONE THINKS IT'S GOING TO BE ANYTHING BUT A BAD YEAR FOR DEMOCRATS. THE QUESTION IS WHETHER IT'S GOING TO BE, YOU KNOW, A BAD THUNDERSTORM OR A HURRICANE, TO USE THE WEATHER METAPHORS EVERYBODY USES. >> Mitchell: LET ME ASK YOU THIS, AT THE END OF THE DAY HOW BIG A FACTOR IS THE TEA PARTY GOING TO BE IN ALL OF THIS? >> THEY'RE IMPORTANT. BECAUSE NOT ONLY DID THEY GET A LOT OF THEIR CANDIDATES NOMINATED AGAINST MORE TRADITIONAL REPUBLICANS BUT THERE WHERE A LOT OF THE ENERGY IS COMING FROM AND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AS A WHOLE HAS NOT PUSHED THEM AWAY AS INSURGENTS. THEY'VE EMBRACED THEM. SO THEY ARE A NEW FACT THEIR WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE, I THINK. >> Mitchell: JEFF GREENFIELD, BACK FROM THE ROAD. WE'LL TALK AGAIN. THANKS A LOT. AND NOW WE WANT TO GIVE YOU THE LATEST ON THE CHILEAN MINERS. ONE IS STILL IN THE HOSPITAL BUT THE REST ARE AT HOME. AND TODAY THEY CAME BACK TOGETHER TO PRAY AND GIVE THANKS. SETH DOANE JOINS US FROM CHILE WITH MORE. GOOD EVENING TO YOU. >> Reporter: GOOD EVENING, RUSS. RUSS, 70% OF CHILEANS ARE CATHOLIC. AND ON THIS SUNDAY, SURELY MANY REFLECTED ON A RESCUE WHICH SOME HAVE CALLED A MIRACLE. THIS MORNING THE SAN JOSE MINE WAS SHROUDED IN MIST BUT THE MEMORIES FOR MINERS AND THEIR FAMILIES WERE PERFECTLY CLEAR. FOR MOST IT WAS THEIR FIRST TIME BACK SINCE THE RESCUE. A DOZEN OR SO OF THE MINERS MADE THE TREK TO THIS REMOTE PLACE. SO THEY COULD JOIN TOGETHER IN A SUNDAY MASS OF THANKSGIVING. BEFORE THE SERVICE, WE MET JUAN- CARLOS AGUILAR. HE WAS THE 29th MAN OUT. AT 46 HE'S BEEN A MINER SINCE HE WAS 19. HE TOLD US TODAY, "I WANT TO BE BY MYSELF FOR A LITTLE WHILE." ADDING, "YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT IT WAS LIKE TO BE IN THERE." >> Reporter: IS IT DIFFICULT TO BE BACK HERE? "AFTER LIVING THROUGH SOMETHING SO BIG," HE SAID, "ALL OF US ARE GOING TO BE EMOTIONAL." SOME OF THE MINERS HAVE SAID THEY WANTED TO RETURN TO THIS PLACE NOT ONLY TO GIVE THANKS BUT TO SEE CAMP HOPE ITSELF. THE PLACE WHERE SO MANY FAMILIES HELD VIGIL FOR SO LONG. BUT SEEING IT THESE DAYS ISN'T EASY. THEY'RE MOBBED BY MEDIA. SO DURING THE MASS, REPORTERS WERE KEPT AWAY FROM THE WHITE TEMP WHERE WAS HELD. ONE OF THE MEN WHO HELPED MAKE THIS POSSIBLE RETURNED HOME TO DENVER, COLORADO, THIS WEEKEND. JEFF HART WAS AT THE CONTROLS WHEN THE PLAN B DRILL BROKE THROUGH TO THE MINERS LAST SATURDAY. WE MET HIM JUST A FEW HOUR AFTER THAT. YOU ARE FEELING RIGHT NOW AT THIS MOMENT? >> ON TOP OF THE WORLD. >> Reporter: HE WAS WELCOMED BACK A HERO. >> HARDER THAN ANYTHING WE'VE EVER DONE. THE STRESS OF KNOWING THERE ARE 33 GUYS UNDERNEATH YOUR FEET THAT THEY ARE RELYING ON YOU. >> Reporter: AND TODAY THEY ARE THANKING HART AND THE HUNDREDS OF OTHER RESCUERS WHO HELPED FREE THEM, RUSS. >> Mitchell: SETH DOANE IN CHILE WHO HAS DONE A FANTASTIC JOB ALL EK THANK YOU SO MUCH. SEE YOU SOON. JUST AHEAD ON TONIGHT'S "CBS EVENING NEWS", VICTIM OR TERRORIST. ONE REFUGEE'S CONTROVERSIAL ATTEMPT TO WIN ASYLUM IN THE UNITED STATES. THE UNITED STATES IS THE MOST WELCOMING COUNTRY FOR REFUGEES IN THE WORLD. GRANTING 22,000 ASYLUM REQUESTS LAST YEAR ALONE. BUT IN A POST 9/11 WORLD NOT EVERYONE GETS AN AUTOMATIC GREEN LIGHT. AND THAT IS TONIGHT'S SUNDAY COVER. AN ASYLUM SEEKER CAUGHT IN LEGAL LIMBO. MY LIFE IS LIKE AT A STANDSTILL. >> Reporter: REGINA LIVES IN A SHELTER IN CHICAGO. CAN'T WORK AND HAS NO COUNTRY TO CALL HOME. ALL BECAUSE THE U.S. GOVERNMENT CLAIMS SHE GAVE MATERIAL SUPPORT TO TERRORISTS. >> Reporter: IN NOVEMBER 2008 ATHOLA A NATIVE OF UGANDA WAS KIDNAPPED AND HANDED OVER TO THE LORD'S RESISTENCE ARMY. FOR 30 YEARS THE LRI HAS TERRORIZED UGANDA AND NEIGHBORING CONGO RAPING WOMEN, RECRUITING CHILD SOLDIERS AND BURNING VILLAGES. DO YOU REMEMBER THE FIRST THING THAT HAPPENED TO YOU WHEN YOU WERE TAKEN TO THE CAMP? >> Reporter: SHE SPENT A WEEK IN THEIR PRISON CAMP WHERE SHE SAYS SHE WAS ABUSED AND ORDERED TO BEAT ANOTHER PRISONER. >> TO ME IT WAS A MATTER OF LIFE OR DEATH. >> Reporter: DAYS LATER SHE WAS TAKEN ON A RAID, IN THE CHAOS SHE ESCAPED AND FLED TO AMERICA. AFTER TWO YEARS OF HEARINGS AND IMMIGRATION JUDGE ISSUED THIS RULING IN MARCH GRANTING HER ASYLUM. BUT THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECUTY IS CHALLENGING THE ORDER SAYING HER BEATING OF A FELLOW PRISONER SHOWS MATERIAL SUPPORT FOR TERRORISTS AND SHOULD BAR HER FROM RECEIVING ASYLUM. >> Repor WHEN CONGRESS PASSED THE PATRIOT ACT IT EXPANDED THE DEFINITION OF MATERIAL SUPPORT IN IMMIGRATION CASES. SINCE THEN, CHALLENGES TO ASYLUM APPLICATIONS HAVE INCREASED. MARY McCARTHY, DIRECTOR HE NATIONAL IMMIGRANT JUSTICE CENTER SAYS THOUSANDS OF LEGITIMATE REFUGEES ARE BEING TURNED AWAY. >> WE SEE CASES WHERE CLEARLY THAT INDIVIDUAL IS ENTITLED TO PROTECTION UNDER THE LAW. THERE'S NO EVIDENCE OF ANY TERRORISM ACTIVITY. >> Reporter: SENATOR PATRICK LEAHEY IS SPONSORING A BILL TO CLARIFY THE MATERIAL SUPPORT PROVISION. >> MOST AMERICANS KNOW WHAT DUREST IS, MOST AMERICANS KNOW WHEN SOMEBODY IS FORCE MOOD DOING SOMETHING, WHAT I WANT IS OUR LAWS TO KNOW THAT TOO. >> Reporter: IN THE MEANTIME GINA'S LIFE IS ON HOLD, AS SHE CONSTANTLY REVISITS HER PAST. >> Mitchell: THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY DECLINED OUR REQUEST FOR AN INTERVIEW. REGINA'S NEXT HEARING DON'T TAKE PLACE FOR ANOTHER SEVEN MONTHS, MAY 2011. WE'LL BE BACK. POPE BENEDICT TODAY PROCLAIMED SIX NEW CATHOLIC SAINTS INCLUDING THE FIRST FROM AUSTRALIA. HUNDREDS OF AUSTRALIANS CELEBRATED IN ST. PETER'S SQUARE. SHE WAS EXCOMMUNICATED BRIEFLY AFTER HER ORDER EXPOSED A PEDOPHILE PRIEST. UNVEILED TODAY IN JAPAN THE LATEST THING IN HIGH-TECH WHEELCHAIRS. IT HAS LASER SENSORED PROGRAMMED TO FOLLOW A DESIGNATED CAREGIVER AND NO ONE ELSE. ALSO THERE IS NO NEED TO PUSH FROM BEHIND. AND ONE OF AMERICA'S FAVORITE TELEVISION MOMS DIED THIS WEEKEND. >> I DON'T LIKE TO HAVE HIM GOING WITHOUT HIS LUNCH. >> Mitchell: IN THE '50s AND '60s BARBARA BILLINGSLY PLAYED JUNE CLEAVER IN LEAVE IT TO BEAVER. JERRY MATHERS WHO PLAYED THE BEAVER SAID HE WAS DEEPLY SADDENED BIT LOSS OF HIS LIFE- LONG MENTOR. SHE WAS 94 YEARS OLD. AND COMING UP ON TONIGHT'S "CBS EVENING NEWS", RECOGNITION AT LAST FOR AN UNSUNG HERO OF WORLD WAR II. Mitchell: FINALLY THIS SUNDAY EVENING, A NEW YORK CITY MAN WAS HONORED TODAY FOR HIS ROLE IN A LITTLE KNOWN CHAPTER OF WORLD WAR II. U.S. GOVERNMENT AWARDED HIM THE BRONZE STAR FOR PUTTING TOGETHER THE DARING RESCUE OF HUNDREDS OF TRAPPED AMERICAN AIRMEN. SEAN HENNESSEY NOW ON WHY IT TOOK SO LONG. >> I FELT WE SHOULD HAVE HELPED THOSE MEN. >> Reporter: FOR HALF A CENTURY GEORGE LIVED A HUMBLE LIFE AS A SALESMAN IN BLUE COLLAR QUEENS, NEW YORK, BUT DURING WORLD WAR II HE WAS A 29-YEAR-OLD OFFICER FOR THE OFFICE OF STRATEGIC SERVICES, THE CIA OF ITS DAY TRAINING MEN FOR TOP SECRET RESCUE BEHIND ENEMY LINES. >> I FEEL GREAT THAT I HELPED TO SAVE THEM. >> Reporter: CALLED OPERATION HALLIARD, A MASSIVE AIRLIFT OF MORE THAN 500 APPLIED PILOTS AND CREW. >> I WAS THE OPERATIONS OFFICER, KNEW THE CIRCUMSTANCES OVER THERE, KNEW THE COUNTRY. IT WAS SUMMER OF 1944.HOUNDREDS OF AIRLINE AIRMEN MOSTLY AMERICAN WERE SHOT DOWN N IN THE HILLS OF YUGOIA SURROUNDEDBY TROOPS. GEORGE'S WIFE WHO WORKED FOR THE YUGOSLAVIAN EMBASSY TIPPED HER HUSBAND OFF ABOUT THE SECRET LOCATION OF THE DOWNED MEN. >> MY WIFE WROTE ME A LETTER, SEE WHAT YOU CAN DO. >> Reporter: AND SO A BOLD MISSION WAS BORN. >> WE TRAINED THEM IN ES MEANAGE AS MUCH AS WE COULD. >> Reporter: TO GET THEM OUT HE HAD TO BUILD A MAKESHIFT AIR FIELD FROM C-47 TO MAKE QUICK DARING RESCUE DROPS, AN OPERATION THAT WENT ON FOR FOUR MONTHS WITHOUT BEING DETECTED BY THE GERMANS. HE TRAINED SERBIAN SPEAKING AGENTS IN ITALY WHO LEARNED HOW TO BLEND IN WITH YUGOSLAV REBELS HINDING THE ALLIED SOLDIERS IN FARMS. >> THEY NOURISHED US. THEY HID US FROM THE GERMANS. AND SOME OF THEM LOST THEIR LIVES. >> Reporter: TONY, A DOWNED NAVIGATOR SPENT FIVE WEEKS PROTECTED BY SERBIAN VILLAGERS BEING BEFORE AIRLIFTED HOME. IN TOTAL IT TOOK MORE THAN 40 FLIGHTS TO RESCUE 512 AIRMEN. >> DO YOU CREDIT GEORGE WITH SAVING YOUR LIFE IN. >> OH, YES, ABSOLUTELY. >> Reporter: ORSINNI STILL KEEPS THE MISSING IN ACTION TELEGRAM GIVEN TO HIS PARENTS AND THE SERBIAN DAGGER GIVEN TO HIM FOR PROTECTION. >> HE'S THE ARCHITECT OF THE GREATEST RESCUE MISSION IN WORLD WAR II. >> Reporter: A 95-YEAR-OLD ARCHITECT WHOSE STORY IS NO LONGER A SECRET, BUT HIS AWARD-- AWARD BITTERSWEET. >> I'M SAD THAT SOME OF THESE MEN WE SENT IN ARE NOT HERE SO THEY CAN SHARE IN THIS HONOR. >> Reporter: AN HONOR, ALONG WITH THE THANKS OF A GRATEFUL NATION. CBS NEWS, NEW YORK. >> Mitchell: TRUE HERO. AND THAT IS THE "CBS EVENING NEWS." LATER ON CBS, "60 MINUTES." THANKS FOR JOINING US THIS SUNDAY EVENING. I'M RUSS MITCHELL, CBS NEWS IN KATIE COURIC WILL BE HERE TOMORROW. GOOD NIGHT.

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2010-10-17T15:20:00.000-07:00

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WELL, THEY SLEEP UP TO 20 HOURS A DAY. THEY'RE INCREDIBLY PICKY EATERS. AND THEY MOVE IN EXTREME SLOW MOTION. THERE'S REALLY NOTHING NOT TO LOVE ABOUT THE KOALA. AND SO IT'S DISTRESSING TO DISCOVER THAT IN SOME AREAS OF AUSTRALIA, THEY ARE FACING MAN-MADE TROUBLE. HERE'S DAN HARRIS REPORTING FOR OUR SERIES, "INTO THE WILD." >> Reporter: THIS SLEEPY LITTLE CHARACTER IS MARBLE, A MALE KOWAL LASHGS SNORING LOUDLY, BECAUSE HE'S JUST BEEN SEDATED. THESE VETERINARIANS PUT HIM UNDER TO GIVE HIM AN X-RAY TO SEE WHAT MIGHT BE CAUSING SOME BREATHING PROBLEMS HE'S BEEN HAVING. THE FUR IS REALLY SOFT. IT'S NICE. IT’S BEAUTIFUL. >> Reporter: NOT OFTEN YOU GET TO PET A SLEEPING KOALA. WHILE HIS SITUATION IS SERIOUS, HE'S NOT NEARLY IN AS MUCH TROUBLE AS MANY OF HIS FELLOW KOALAS HHE AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE HOSPITAL, WHERE EVERY DAY, THEY SEE THE WRENCHING RESULTS OF THE ASSAULT ON THIS COUNTRY'S SIGNATURE SPECIES. >> WE SEE OVER 600 KOALAS EACH YEAR COME INTO OUR HOSPITAL ALONE. OF WHICH PROBABLY ONLY A THIRD MAKE IT BACK OUT INTO THE WILD, SO, YOU KNOW, IT'S -- IT'S A FAIRLY DRAMATIC LOSS. >> Reporte IT IS THE ICU. THE SIGNS ON THE CAGES HERE IN THE INTENTIONIVE CARE UNIT ARE DOMINATED BY DIG KNOW SIS LIKE "DOG ATTACK" AND SOMETHING CALLED "HBC." WHAT IS HBC? >> HIT BY CAR. >> Reporter: AND THAT'S COMMON? >> YES, VERY COMMON. >> Reporter: AS AUSTRALIANS INCREASINGLY BUILD OUT THE SORT OF SUBURBAN SPRAWL THAT WE HAVE HERE IN THE U.S., THEY A BITING DIRECTLY INTO THE KOALA'S HABITAT. SO, THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT KILLS KOALAS RIGHT HERE. >> TOTALLY. >> Reporter: IT GOING TO CROSS THIS ROAD. >> YES, AND THERE'S FOOD SOURCES OVER THERE, SO, THEY GO, I'M GOING TO GO AND EAT OTHER THERE, CROSSING. IT'S JUST AMAZING HOW OFTEN THEY DO IT AND STILL SURVIVE AND THEN ONE DAY THEY GET KILLED. THEY NOW HAVE A VERY ADVOCATE IN THE FORM OF THIS WOMAN, DEBRA. THEY CALL YOU THE KOALA WOMAN? >> THEY DO. >> Reporter: YOU'RE OKAY WITH THAT? >> I AM. SOMEBODY WILL SAY TO ME, YOU'RE THAT KOALA WOMAN, AREN'T YOU? SO, IT ‘S A VERY LOVELY THING. >> Reporter: ABSOLUTELY. YOU COULD BE THE PLATT PUS WOMAN. SHE TOOK US HERE, A PLACE WHERE ANIMALS ARE GENUINELY SAFE. THEY ARE LIVING A COMFORTABLE LIFE. >> THEY ARE IN THE WALDORF HERE. >> Reporter: TO PUT IT IN NEW TERMS. >> THEY'RE IN THE WALDORF. AND, KOALAS IN THE WILD ARE JUST DOING IT REALLY TOUGH. >> Reporter: HERE, YOU CAN SEE THE LAZY CREATURES LIVING IN COMPLETE COMFORT. THEY LOOK LIKE LIVING TEDDY BEARS. EXCEPT, THEY ARE NOT, AS MANY PEOPLE THINK, BEARS. THEY ARE, IN FACT, IN THE SAME FAMILY AS KANGAROOS. SO, THESE ARE MARSUPIALS. >> THEY HAVE THEIR BABIES IN A POUCH. AND THEY STAY THERE FOR SIX MONTHS, COME OUT OF THE POUCH, LIVE ON MOM'S BACK FOR SIX MONTHS AND THEN MOM SAYS "SEE YOU LATER." >> Reporter: THE BABIES ARE CALLED JOEYS. HOW YOU DOING? HOW YOU DOING? DO THEY EVER BITE ANYBODY? >> YES. >> Reporter: HOW DO YOU KNOW SHE'S NOT GOING TO BITE ME? >> SHE NEVER HAS. >> Reporter: THEY LET ME HOLD FEMALE, WHO THEY NAMED VINNY. WOW. I'M IN LOVE. SHE IS AMAZING.. KOWALA LIVE ON ONE THING ALONE, EUCALYPTUS LEAF. THAT IS BECAUSE THEY ARE SLOW MOVING. I'M NOT TRYING TO BE JUDGMENTAL, BUT THEY SEEM TO BE A LITTLE LAZY. IS THAT AN ACCURATE DESCRIPTION? >> WELL, THEY SLEEP ABOUT 20 HOURS A DAY. >> Reporter: 20 HOURS A DAY? >> IT'S GOOD. AND IT BECAUSE THE EUCALYPTUS IS SO LOW IN NUTRIENTS THAT IT DOESN'T GIVE YOU MUCH ENERGY. SO YOU HAVE TO EAT AND REST. AND YOU GO TO FIND FOOD AGAIN.>> Reporter: EUCALYPS IS ALL THEY EAT, BUT WITH THE TREES BEING CUT DOWN FOR DEVELOPMENT, THE ANIMALS ARE NOW STARVING, AND CATCHING ALL SORTS OF DISEASES. DO YOU THINK IT IS TH REASON OF THE EXTINCTION OF THIS ANIMAL? >> ABSOLUTELY. >> Reporter: THE PICTURE MAY BE A LITTLE BIT MORE COMPLICATED THAN THAT. IN SOME PARTS OF AUSTRALIA, THERE ARE ACTUALLY TOO MANY KOALA. BUT IN OTHER PARTS, LIKE THE AREA IN WHICH THIS HOSPITAL IS LOCATED, THE ANIMALS DO APPEAR TO BE ON THE VERGE OF DISAPPEARING UNLESS THE GOVERNMENT TAKES RAPID ACTION. >> WE ARE CERTAINLY DEEMING WITH A POPULATION THAT'S IN DECLINE. WE ARE NOT MANAGING THAT DECLINE. WE HAVEN'T DONE A SINE THING TO AVOID IT OR TO MITIGATE IT OR LESSEN IT. >> Reporter: AND THE THREAT ISN'T JUST LIMITED TO HUMAN ENCROACHMENT. THE KOALAS ARE SUFFERING FROM DISEASES THAT CAN SOMETIMES LEAVE THEM WITHERED AND WASTED AWAY. CAN AN ANIMAL LIKE THIS SURVIVE? >> HE'S GOT A HORRIBLE SMELLY MOUTH. HE'S GOT CHRONIC -- >> Reporter: SO WHAT DO YOU DO WITH AN ANIMAL LIKE THIS? PUT HIM DOWN? >> YEAH. >> Reporter: THERE ARE, WE SHOULD SAY, SOME HAPPY ENDINGS AROUND HERE. >> THERE YOU GO. >> Reporter: AS MARBLE, WHO WE MET AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS STORY, STARTS TO COME TO, THE VETS SAY HIS PROGNOSIS LOOKS GOOD. >> I'M GOING TO FIND A NICE, SOFT BED FOR MARBLE. >> Reporter: OUTSIDE, THE OTHER INJURED KOALAS ARE GETTING SOME AFTERNOON SUN , BEING FED PACELY WITH EUCALYPUTUS LEAVES AND MOVING AROUND GINGERLY, DISPLAYING SOME OF THE RESILIENCE THIS SPECIES WILL NEED IF IT'S GOING TO SURVIVE IN AN INCREASINGLY HOSTILE CLIMATE. FOR "NIGHTLINE," THIS IS DAN HARRIS IN QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA.

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2010-10-16T23:04:00.000-07:00

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YOU CAN SAY YES WE CAN! >> Glor: TONIGHT THE PRESIDENT ON THE CAMPAIGN. HE'S NOT THE ONLY ONE. THE STAR POWER THAT DEMOCRATS HOPE WILL HELP TURN THE TIDE. I'M JEFF GLOR. ALSO TONIGHT, CLEAR SIGNS THAT YOUNG VOTERS ARE LOSING THEIR ENTHUSIASM FOR THE PRESIDENT'S AGENDA. CAN HE REKINDLE THEIR PASSION? RISKY RIDES -- THE DANGEROUS ROADWAY STUNTS THAT HAVE KILLED OR CRIPPLED DOZENS OF TEENAGERS. AND RECIPE FOR SUCCESS-- THE STORY OF ONE DETERMINED MAN WHO WENT FROM HOMELESS TO HOME COOKING WITH HIS OWN BARBECUE RESTAURANT. THIS IS THE "CBS EVENING NEWS" WITH JEFF GLOR. >> Glor: GOOD EVENING. WE BEGIN TONIGHT WITH CAMPAIGN 2010 AND THE CRUCIAL MIDTERM ELECTION JUST SEVENTEEN DAYS AWAY. ONE POLL THIS WEEK SHOWS DEMOCRATS TRAILING BY JUST THREE POINTS IN 58 BATTLED GROUND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS BUT STILL SUFFERING FROM AN ENTHUSIASM GAP. THE PRESIDENT IS TRYING TO TURN THAT AROUND AND HE IS RECRUIT SOMETHING VERY HIGH-PROFILE HELP. SENIOR WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDEN. >> Reporter: FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS, PRESIDENT OBAMA TRAVELS TO DEMOCRAT STRONGS HOLDS. >> ARE YOU FIRED UP? >> Reporter: REACHING FOR MESSAGE THAT WILL GET VOTERS TO THE POLLS. STUMPING FOR CANDIDATES LIKE HIS FRIEND MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR KEVAL PATRICK. >> THE CONVENTIONAL WISDOM SAYS YOU CAN'T OVERCOME CYNICISM IN OUR POLITICS. IT SAYS NO YOU CAN'T OVERCOME SPECIAL INTEREST. IT SAYS NO YOU CAN TAKE THE BIGGEST CHALLENGES. BUT IN TWO WEEKS YOU CAN SAY YES WE CAN. >> Reporter: BUT WITH HIS JOB APPROVAL ON HANDLING THE ECONOMY DOWN TO 38% IN A CBS NEWS POLL, THERE ARE PLENTY OF DEMOCRATS WHO TONIGHT WANT TO BE SEEN CAMPAIGNING WITH HIM. >> THERE'S LOTS OF PLACE WHERE'S OBAMA IS NOT AN ASSET. DEMOCRATS WHO ARE IN TROUBLE DO NOT WELCOME HIM INTO THEIR DISTRICTS OR INTO THEIR STATES. >> Reporter: SO THE PRESIDENT HAS ENLISTED SOME HIGH-POWERED HELP. >> I KNOW THAT FOR A LOT OF FOLKS CHANGE HASN'T COME FAST ENOUGH. >> Reporter: THE FIRST LADY WILL BE IN SEVEN STATES BY ELECTION DAY WITH A LOW-KEY MESSAGE, AND VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN HAS BEEN JUST ABOUT EVERYWHERE WITH THE SAME UPBEAT MESSAGE. >> EVERYBODY LOVES JOE BIDEN. >> THE REPORTS OF THE DEATH OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAVE BEEN GREATLY EXAGGERATED. >> Reporter: BUT THE SUPERSTAR DEMOCRAT CAMPAIGNER THIS YEAR, FORMER PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON. >> YOU OUGHT TO BE THERE FOR HIM ON ELECTION DAY. >> Reporter: CLINTON HAS NOW DONE 75 CAMPAIGN STOPS, IN SUPPORT OF 48 DEMOCRATS IN THIS ELECTION CYCLE. HE SEEMS TO CALL FORTH NOSTALGIA FOR A MORE OPTIMISTIC, MORE PROSPEROUS TIME. >> HE DISTRIBUTE HAVE ANY OF THE BAGGAGE OF THE CURRENT RECESSION OR ANY OF THE PROBLEMS THE GOVERNMENT IS HAVING TODAY. >> Reporter: THE DEMOCRATS' BATTLE TO KEEP CONTROL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IS DISTRICT BY DISTRICT. NOW, THAT'S WHERE THE WHITE HOUSE HOPES SOME OF THESE STAR SURROGATES WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE. JEFF. >> Glor: ALL RIGHT, BILL PLANTE AT THE WHITE HOUSE TONIGHT. BILL, THANK YOU. TOP REPUBLICANS ARE ALSO CAMPAIGNING THIS WEEKEND, INCLUDING FORMER ALASKA GOVERNOR SARAH PALIN, AND NATIONAL PARTY CHAIRMAN MICHAEL STEELE, WHO ADDRESSED SUPPORTERS IN OWNER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, LATE TODAY. THE REPUBLICAN ENTHUSIASM IS BEING FUELED TO A LARGE DEGREE THIS YEAR BYHE TEA PARTY WHICH IS BRINGING BOTH MANPOWER AND MONEY TO THIS CAMPAIGN. WHO ARE THE TEA PARTY'S DONORS? SHARYL ATTKISSON TONIGHT FOLLOWS THE MONEY. >> Reporter: WHEN IT COMES TO TEA PARTY CANDIDATES, SMALL DONORS ARE EMERGING AS A MAJOR FORCE. THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS, $200 OR LESS, ARE ARRIVING IN MASS NUMBERS. >> THE SMALL DONOR TRE FOR TEA PARTIERS IS UNPRECEDENTED. >> Reporter: THOSE SMALL DONORS ARE HELPING CANDIDATES PAY FOR ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT ADS LIKE THIS. >> THIS IS A BRONTO SAWRUS. THIS IS A POLITICAL INSIDE SAURUS. >> Reporter: TYPICALLY CANDIDATES GET 25% OF THEIR FUNDS FROM SMALL DONORS. SMALL DONORS FILLED ABOUT ONE-THIRD OF THE CEFTS CHEST OF PAT TOOMEY AND TONY RUBIO. AND MORE THAN HALF OF THE EARLY DONATIONS GIVEN TO JOE MILLER AND SHARON ANGLE. THE TEA PARTY ARE GETTING A FAIR SHARE FROM BIG DONORS, TOO. THEIR TOP SUPPORTER IS THE FISCALLY CONSERVATIVE CLUB FOR GROWTH, WHICH IS PAYING FOR ADS LIKE THIS. >> CLUB FOR GROWTH PAC IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONTENT OF THIS ADVERTISING. >> Reporter: WHO IS THE MUSCLE BEHIND THE CLUB FOR GROWTH? THE CLUB FOR GROWTH GETS A LOT OF ITS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM RETIREES, AND THESE ARE NOT YOUR AVERAGE PENSIONERS. THESE ARE PEOPLE WHO FORMER C.E.O.s OR LEADERS IN INDUSTRY. >> Reporter: THE CLUB FOR GROWTH HAS BEEN AROUND 11 YEARS AND SUPPORTED REPUBLICANS LONG BEFORE THERE WAS A TEA PARTY. THIS YEAR, ITS TOP THREE BENEFICIARIES ARE TEA PARTY-BACK REPUBLICAN RUNNING FOR SENATE, INCLUDING NEARLY $700,000 FOR PAT TOOMEY. LEGAL LAST YEAR, HE HAPPENED TO BE PRESIDENT OF THE CLUB FOR GROWTH. APAR THE MIDTERMS, IT'S NOT EXCLUSIVE TO THE TEA PARTY. SENATOR RUSS FINE GOLD, A DEMOCRAT, HAS RAISED 42% FROM PEOPLE GIVING $200 OR LESS. HIS OPPONENT, A TEA PARTY-BACKED CANDIDATE NAMED RON JOHNSON, WHO HAS BECOME HIS OWN BIG DONOR. HE'S INJECTED $4.4 MILLION OF HIS OWN FORTUNE INTO HIS CAMPAIGN. SHARYL ATTKISSON, CBS NEWS, WASHINGTON. >> Glor: TO HELP US PUT CAMPAIGN 2010 AND THE REST OF THE WEEK IN FOCUS, WE'RE JOINED IN WASHINGTON BY POLITICAL ANALYST JOHN DICKERSON. HEY, JOHN. SO I WANT TO START TALKING ABOUT SARAH PALIN. WE MENTIONED SHE'S OUT IN CALIFORNIA AGAIN TONIGHT. THE OTHER NIGHT SHE TOOK A SHOT AT THE FIRST LADY, MICHELLE OBAMA. ANY INDICATION THIS EVENING THE WHITE HOUSE WILL ENGAGE? >> THAT'S RIGHT, SARAH PALIN SAID HOW CAN ANYONE SAY THEY WEREN'T PROUD OF THEIR COUNTRY? HADN'T THEY MET ANYONE IN UNIFORM YET? WHAT SHE WAS REFERRING TO WERE REMARKS BY MICHELLE OBAMA DURING THE 2008 CAMPAIGN WHERE SHE SAID FOR THE FIRST TIME SHE WAS PROUD OF HER COUNTRY. MICHELLE OBAMA LATER CLARIFIED THE REMARKS AND SAID FOR THE FIRST TIME SHE WAS PROUD OF THE POLITICAL PROCESS RALLYING AROUND HER HUSBAND. THEY'RE NOT GOING ENGAGE IN THIS. MICHELLE OBAMA IS MORE POPULAR THAN SARAH PALIN BUT IN PART THAT'S BECAUSE MICHELLE OBAMA DOESN'T GET INSIDE OF THESE KINDS OF BACK-AND-FORTH FIGHTS. >> Glor: AND MICHELLE OBA IS OUT ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL RIGHT NOW WITH JUST ABOUT, AS OF MONDAY, TWO WEEKS LEFT BEFORE THE MIDTERMS. THERE'S BEEN TALK RECENTLY THIS MINI-DEMOCRATIC SURGE. WILL IT MAKE A DIFFERENCE WITH ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT? >> THERE HAS BEEN A LITTLE BIT OF A SURGE. STRATEGISTS IN BOTH PARTIES TALK ABOUT IT, IN STATES LIKE PENNSYLVANIA, THE SENATE RACE THERE, THINGS ARE GETTING A LITTLE TIGHTER. THE SENATE RACE IN CONNECTICUT IS LOOKING BETTER FOR DEMOCRATS. THEY ALSO SAY THAT'S THE CASE IN THE CALIFORNIA SENATE RACE. BUT IF THINGS ARE GETTING BETTER, THEY'RE ALSO NOT LOOKING GOOD. DEMOCRATS ARE HAVING TO MOVE TIME AND ATTENTION AWAY FROM A WHOLE SLEW RACES, ESSENTIALLY LEAVING THEM FOR DEAD. THE PRESIDENT IS OUT ON A CAMPAIGN SWING THIS WEEK. HE'LL GO TO IMPORTANT STATES LIKE CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON, AND NEVADA. SO THEIR HOPE IS THAT IF THINGS ARE GETTING BETTER, THEY'RE ONLY GETTING TT FM A VERY, VERY BAD ELECTION TO MERELY PRETTY BAD ELECTION. >> Glor: ALL RIGHT, JOHN DICKERSON NOWASHINGTON, ONCE AGAIN TONIGHT, WE'LL SEE YOU AGAIN BEFORE THE MI MIDTERMS. THANK. >> THANKS, JEFF. >> Glor: 31 OF THE 33 MINERS RESCUED IN CHILE THIS WEEKEND ARE HOME WITH THEIR FAMILY. MOST PLAN TO ATTEND A MASS TOMORROW MORNING AT THE RESCUE SITE. THE RESCUE HAS BEEN A TRIUMPH FOR CHILE AND THEIR PRESIDENT. MORE TONIGHT ON THAT FROM SETH DOANE. >> Reporter: THE STUNNING SUCCESS OF THIS OPERATION CAPTIVATE INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION. SO MUCH SO, THAT EVEN THE RESCUE CAPSULE ITSELF COULD GO ON WORLD TOUR. THE IMAGES, LIKE THE DRAMATIC RESCUE ITSELF ARE, STUNNING. 55 PHOTOGRAPHERS, PRODUCERS, AND TECHNICIANS, USING EIGHT CAMERAS, CAUGHT CLOSE-UPS OF ARE YOU UNITE THE FAMILIES. WIDER SHOTS OF THE ESTIMATED $18 MILLION EFFORT, AND SUBTRAINIAN ANGLES, WHICH ALLOWED THE FINAL RESCUER TO TAKE A BOW. >> EVERYTHING THAT WAS PLANNED IN A WAY THAT IT WAS A NEWS EVENT MADE FOR TELEVISION. >> Report: THE DRAMATIC RESCUE LAUNCHED CHILE INTO THE GLOBAL LIMELIGHT. AND BOOSTED PRESIDENT SEBASTIAN PINERA'S POPULARITY RATINGS FROM 46% BEFORE THE ACCIDENT TO 57% NOW. >> CHILE TODAY IS MORE UNITED AND IT'S STRONGER THAN IT WAS. >> Reporter: PINERA, A BILLIONAIRE BUSINESSMAN, HAS BEEN CHILE'S PRESIDENT FOR JUST SEVEN MONS. BEFORE HE BECAME PRESIDENT, HE OWNED A TELEVISION NETWORK, WHICH HE SOLD TO TIME WARNER FOR $150 MILLION. >> HE SEES THIS MOMENT AS A MEDIA MOMENT, THAT IT WAS NOT ONLY IMPORTANT FOR HIM POLITICALLY IN CHILE, BUT IT WAS ALSO VERY IMPORTANT FOR CHILE'S E IMAGE AROUND THE WORLD. >> Reporter: BUT CHILEANS WE SPOKE WITH FELT THE COVERAGE WAS JUSTIFIED. >> ( translated ): I DON'T THINK IT'S A POLITICAL MOVE. HE HAD 33 PEOPLE TO TAKE CARE OF, AND I THINK HE GENUINELY CARED ABOUT THEM. >> Reporter: TODAY, PRESIDENT PINERA LANDED IN LONDON, BRINGING ROCKS FROM THE MINE AS GIFTS FOR THE PRIME MINISTER AND THE QUEEN. THIS TRIP, WHICH WAS ALREADY SCHEDULED, MAY SERVE AS A GLOBAL VICTORY LAP. NOW, MINING ACCOUNTS FOR 40% OF CHILE'S STATE EARNINGS. AND PINERA HOPES THE SUCCESS SHOWN TO THE WORLD WILL BOOST INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT IN THIS SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRY. JEFF. >> Glor: FROM CHILE ONCE AGAIN, SETH DOANE. SETH, THANK YOU. STILL AHEAD ON TONIGHT'S CBS EVENINEW THE DEBATE IN FRANCE OVER BANNING THE FULL ISLAMIC VAIL. >> Glor: AN ESTIMATED 50,000 PEOPLE MARCHED IN PARIS TODAY TO PROTEST PLANS BY FRENCH PRESIDENT NICHOLAS SARKOZY TO RAISE THE RETIREMENT AGE IN FRANCE FROM 60 TO 62. HE SAYS THE PENSION FUND IS NEARLY BROKE. AND FRENCH MUSLIMS ARE PROTESTING A JUST-PASSED LAW BARRING WOMEN FROM WEARING FULL-FACE VEILS IN PUBLIC. THIS CONTROVERSIAL BAN TAKES EFFECT EARLY NEXT YEAR, AND ELIZABETH PALMER HAS MORE TONIGHT. >> Reporter: EVERY NEW TERROR ALERT FOCUSES HOSTILE ATTENTION ON FRANCE'S MUSLIMS, HOSTILE, THEY BELIEVE, IS EXACERBATED BY POLITICAL ATTACKS LIKE THE RECE CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE FULL VEIL LED BY PRESIDENT NICHOLAS SARSARKOZY. "IN OUR COUNTRY," HE SAID "WE CAN'T ACCEPT WOMEN WHO ARE IMPRISONED THIS WAY." FOR A POPULAR PRESIDENT IT WAS A POPULAR STANCE. A POLL FOUND 82% OF PEOPLE THE VEIL BANNED IN PUBLIC. IT'S WIDELYEEN AS ANTI-FRENCH AND A SYMBOL OF OPPRESSION. BUT THIS WOMAN WHO TOOK UP THE VEIL 11 YEARS AGO SAID IT'S JUST CHEAP POLITICS. "THIS LAW WILL STIGMATIZE MUSLIMS AND IT'S BEING USED TO DISTRACT FRENCH PEOPLE FROM BIGGER PROBLEMS." UNDER THE NEW LAW, WOMEN WHO REFUSE TO TAKE OFF THEIR VEILS COULD BE FINED OVER EVEN ARRESTED. "WE ARE GUARANTEED FREEDOM OF RELIGION HERE IN FRANCE," SHE SAYS. "THIS BAN SIMPLY BREAKING THE LAW." IN THE WHOLE OF FRANCE, WITH A POPULATION OF 65 MILLION PEOPLE, MAYBE 2,000 MUSLIM WOMEN WEAR A FULL-FACE VEIL. IT'S SUCH A TINY MINORITY, SAY CRITICS, IT'S NOT REALLY AN ISSUE. THIS LAW IS PURELY MUSLIM BASHING.SHE SAYS SHE'D GO TO JAO DEFEND HER VEIL. BUT SHE ADDS, "IT WON'T HAPPEN." "IT'S RIDICULOUS." ( GUNFIRE ). >> Reporter: OFF THE RECORD, THE FRENCH POLICE AGREE. AFTER VIOLENT UPRISINGS IN FRANCE'S ARAB GHETTOS, THEY'VE BEEN ON A CHARM OFFENSIVE, BUILDING BRIDGES WITH THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY. POLICE OFFICER SAY THEY HAVE BETTER THINGS TO DO THAN TO ARREST VEILED WOMEN. SO AT A GUESS, THIS LAW WILL BE ENFORCED AS RIGOROUSLY AS ANOTHER ONE STILL ON THE BOOKS IN FRANCE-- THE ONE THAT BANS WOMEN FROM WEARING PANTS. ELIZABETH PALMER, CBS NEWS, PARIS. >> Glor: JUST AHEAD ON TONIGHT'S CBS EVENING NEWS, THE YOUTH ENTHUSIASM GAP IS UNDERMINING DEMOCRATIC ELECTION HOPES >> Glor: BARACK OBAMA WON THE PRESIDENCY TWO YEARS AGO WITH CRUCIAL HELP FROM YOUNG VOTERS AND THEIR COMMAND OF NEW TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL MEDIA. BUT CAN HIS PARTY COUNT ON THAT THIS TIME AROUND? THAT IS THE FOCUS OF TONIGHT'S "WEEKEND JOURNAL," THE ENTHUSIASM GAP AMONG YOUTHFUL VOTERS. >> THERE'S NOTHING THAT'S >> Reporter: EILEEN O'MALLEY IS 23. A COLLEGE GRAD AND TYPICAL OF THE YOUNG VOTER WHO HELPED SWEEP BARACK OBAMA INTO THE WHITE HOUSE TWO YEARS AGO. THIS YEAR, SHE'S DISILLUSION >> I ABSOLUTELY THINK THAT THE YOUNG PEOPLE WILL BE LESS FIRED UP ABOUT VOTING FOR THE DEMOCRATS THIS SEASON. >> Reporter: IF THE DEMOCRATS HAVE ANY CHANCE OF AVOIDING A REPUBLICAN SWEEP AT THE POLLS NEXT MONTH, THEY BELIEVE THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE TO EXCITE YOUNG VOTERS LIKE O'MALLEY, AND THAT'S WHY THE PRESIDENT IS BACK CAMPAIGNING ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES. >> WE NEED YOU TO STAY FIRED UP. BECAUSE THERE IS AN ELECTION ON NOVEMBER 2 THAT'S GOING TO SAY A LOT ABOUT THE FUTURE. >> Reporter: SO FAR, THE SIGNS ARE NOT GOOD. A RECENT POLL SHOWED EVEN THOUGH THE MAJORITY OF YOUNG STILL SUPPORT THE DEMOCRATS, THE NUMBER'S FALLING FROM 41% IN 2008 TO 35% TODAY. >> BUT I THINK YOUNG PEOPLE ARE WORRIED ABOUT RIGHT NOW ARE DEFINITELY JOBS, JOBS, JOBS. >> CONGRATULATIONS, MR. PRESIDENT ( CHEERS ANDPPLAUS). >> Glor: OMAL'S' HOPE FOR THE OBAMA PEREZIDENCY HAS BEEN OVERSHADOWED BY HER STRUGGLE TO FIND A JOB. SHE'S APPLIED FOR 15 WITH NO SUCCESS. ADDRSND DOES ADMINISTRATION WORK FOR A TRUCK COMPANY. >> YOU JUST FEEL LIKE THE RUG'S BEEN PULLED OUT FROM UNDERNEATH YOU, THE FANTASY'S OVER. COLLEGE HAS ENDED. YOU CAN'T GET A JOB, AND YOU DON'T HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE. AND NO ONE'S REALLY HELPING YOU. >> THERE ARE GROUPS OF YOUNG PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY THOSE NOT IN COLLEGE, FOR WHOM UNEMPLOYMENT IS CAT TROSKLY HIGH. >> Reporter: PETER LEVINE WHO STUDIES YOUNG VOTERS SAYS TURNOUT IN THAT GROUP IS ALWAYS LOWER IN AN OFF-YEAR ELECTION. STILL, HE SAYS, IF THE PRESIDENT LOSES THE COALITION HE BUILT WITH THEM IN 2008, HE'S IN TROUBLE. >> THEY PARTICIPATE IN A LOT OF WAYS OTHER THAN JUST VOTING IN NOVEMBER. THEY ALSO VOLUNTEERED IN ENORMOUS NUMBERS FOR THE CAMPAIGN. THEY DID LOSS OF GRASS-ROOTS ADVOCACY. THEY WERE VERY EXCITED. >> Reporter: AND SOME, LIKE IAN, A STUDENT AT TUFTS UNIVERSITY IN BOSTON, STILL HAVE THAT ENTHUSIASM FOR THE PRESIDENT. >> HIS ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN HEALTH CARE, IN FINANCIAL REFORM, IN THOSE SORTS OF THINGS ARE TRULY INCREDIBLE. IT'S JUST THAT IT'S NOT NECESSARILY SORT OF THE MYSTICAL CHANGE SO MANY PEOPLE BELIEVED WOULD COME. >> Glor: IT'S NOT, BY THE WAY, JUST YOUTH VOTER DEMOCRATS NEED TO WORRY ABOUT. A CBS NEWS POLL OF ALL VOTERS SHOWS 60% OF REPUBLICANS ARE MORE ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT VOTING THIS YEAR COMPARED TO JUST 40% OF DEMOCRATS. ACTRESS BARBARA BILLINGSLEY OF "LEAVE IT TO BEAVER" FAME DIED THIS MORNING AT HER HOME IN SANT MONICA, CALIFORNIA. BILLINGSLEY BECAME A STARRALS THE ALD-LOVING MOM IN JUNE CLEAVER ON THE SERIES THAT RAN FROM 1957 TO 1963. BARBARA BILLINGSLEY WAS 94 YEARS OLD. >> Glor: THEY CALL IS CAR SURFING, A RECKLESS ACTIVITY THAT'S ONLY GROWING IN POPULARITY RIGHT NOW. THIS STUNT AND OTHERS LIKE IT ARE LEAVING THRILL-SEEKERS OFTEN DISABLED OR EVEN DEAD. SUSAN KOEPPAN HAS MORE TONIGHT. >> Reporter: THE VIDEOS ARE LITTERED ACROSS YOUTUBE OF TEENS GLAMORIZING RISKY STUNTS. CAR SURFING ON TOP OF CARS, GHOST RIDING WITH NO ONE BEHIND THE WHEEL. AND SCICHING, RIDING A SKATEBOARD PULLED BY A MOVING VEHICLE. A VARIETY OF TERMS FOR A WIDE RANGE OF DANGEROUS AND POTENTIALLY DEADLY ACTIVITIES. >> INJURY EVEN AT THOSE SLOW SPEEDS CAN RESULT IN SIGNIFICANT NUNEUROLOGIC DISABILITY AND EVEN DEATH. >> Reporter: ACC TO A CDC REPORT, BETWEEN 1990 AND 2008, 58 PEOPLE DIED IN CAR SURFING ACCIDENTS ALONE, ANOTHER 41 INJURED. INJURIES AND DEATHS ARE GHOST RIDING ANDCH HAVING NEVER BEEN COUNTED. >> IT FEELS LIKE I JUST AM IN A DREAM. I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS HAS HAPPENED. >> Reporter: CRAIG DOLITTLE'S SON, CODY, LOST CONTROL OF HIS SKATEBOARD AFTER HICHG A RIDE ON THE SIDE OF HIS FIRSTHAND S.U.V. IN AUGUST>> HE PENDULUMMED, THE SKATEBOARD PROBABLY WENT FORWARD AND HE CRACKED HIS HEAD OPEN. >> Reporter: 18-YEAR-OLD CODY DIE AT THE HOSPITAL LATER THAT DAY. AND THERE ARE CASES LIKE KALAGH, WHO SURVIVED HIS SCICHING ACCIDENT BUT SUFFERED A TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. >> IT WAS A MESS,SCARY, MOTHER'S NIGHTMARE. >> CALEB WAS HOSPITALIZED FOR SIX MONTHS, BLIND IN ONE EYE, DEAF IN ONE EAR, AND A SHELL OF HIS FORMER SELF. >> WE MISS OUR SON, WHO HE WAS BEFORE. >> Report YOU MISS YOUR OLD LIFE. >> YEAH, MISS WHEN I WASN'T SICK AND MESSED UP. MUCH BETTER TO FEEL HEALTHY AND HAPPY. >> THERE HAS TO BE MORE EDUCATION OUT THERE TO REACH KIDS IN THIS ANG BRACKET TO LET THEM KNOW IT'S NOT A JOKE. >> Reporter: CALEB'S MOTHER, SHARON, NOW WORKS TO RAISE AWARENESS TO PREVENT OTHER FAMILIES FROM SUFFERINGUCH A TRAG KEY. >> Glor: UP NEXT ON TONIGHT'S CBS EVENING NEWS, HOW THIS ONCE-HOMELESS MAN TURNED HIS LIFE AROUND ONE BARBECUE ORDER AT A TIME. >> Glor: FINALLY TONIGHT, IN THIS TIME OF ECONOMIC DISCOURAGEMENT, YOU COULD SAY ONE MAN'S STORY OFFERS FOOD FOR THOUGHT. HERE'S JOHN BLACKSTONE. >> THIS IS SOMETHING MOST RESTAURANTS DON'T DO. >> Reporter: IMAGINE BEING IN HARRY STUART'S PREDICAMENT. >> WHAT WE CALL THAT IS A STEAK ON A STICK. >> Reporter: HE OPENED A RESTAURANT TWO A HALF ARS AGO, JUST AS THE ECONOMY BEGAN TO TANK. >> I THOUGHT HERE WE GO AGAIN BECAUSE MY TIMING IS IMPECCABLE. >> Reporter: HARRY HAD A DREAM E RIBS AND BEEF BRISKET TO PERFEGZ. >> YOU TALK TO ANY OLD BARBECUE OWNER IN THE WORLD AND HE'LL TELL YOU THIS AIN'T EASY.

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TONIGHT, BANKS REPOSSESSING HOMES IN RECORD NUMBERS-- BUT ARE THEY DOING IT LEGALLY? WAIT UNTIL YOU HEAR WHO IS SIGNING SOME OTHE PAPERWORK. I'M KATIE COURIC. ALSO TONIGHT, AFTER TEN WEEKS IN DARKNESS, THOSE CHILEAN MINERS ARE BASKING IN THE SPOTLIGHT AND THEIR NEWFOUND CELEBRITY. CONTROL OF CONGRESS IS UP FOR GRABS, AND INDEPENDENT VOTERS COULD BE THE DECIDING FACTOR. WE'LL LISTEN TO THEIR AMERICAN VOICES. AND CLINT EASTWOOD-- ACTOR, DIRECTOR, AND THAT LEGENDARY LINE. WOULD DO YOU IT FOR ME? >> YOU'D BE TOUGH TO RESIST. CBS NEWS WORLD HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YORK, THIS IS THE "CBS EVENING NEWS" WITH KATIE COURIC. >> Couric: GOOD EVENING, EVERYONE. THE NUMBERS ARE STAGGERING, AMERICAN HOMES ARE BEING REPOSSESSED BY THE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS. MORE THAN 800,000 SO FAR THIS YEAR. AND THAT NUMBER IS ON TRACK TO REACH 1.2 MILLION BY THE END OF THE YEAR, AN ALL-TIME RECORD. BUT THERE ARE GROWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THE LEGALITY MANY OF THOSE FORECLOSURES BECAUSE OF THE WAY THE PAPERWORK WAS PROCESSED. AND NOW THE SCANDAL HAS TOUCHED MORTGAGE GIANTS FANNIE MAE AND FREDDIE MAC, BECAUSE THEY USED LAW FIRMS THAT HAVE BEEN PUMPING OUT FORECLOSURE DOCUMENTS. KELLY COBIELLA ON THE CRUSHING FALLOUT OF ALL THIS. >> Reporter: WHEN DONNY THOMAS FELL TWO MONTHS BEHIND ON HIS MORTGAGE IN 2008, HE TRIED TO REACH HIS LENDER TO MAKE A DEAL. >> THAT'S WHEN DEFAULT WAS PUT ON MY DOOR. THAT'S WHEN I SAID I... THEY SAY 30 DAYS TO MOVE OUT OR SOMETHING. >> Reporter: THE LENDER FORECLOSED, REPOSSESSED AND RESOLD THOMAS' HOME IN THREE MONTHS. HIS ATTORNEYS BELIEVE IT'S ANOTHER CASE IN ANOTHER GROWING STACK OF FORECLOSURES PUSHED THROUGH BY SO-CALLED ROBO-SIGNERS. THE LAWYERS INTERVIEWED 150, AMONG THEM OUT OF WORK BEAUTICIANS, WAL-MART CLERKS AND FAST FOOD WORKERS GIVEN IMPRESSIVE TITLES BUT WITH LITTLE OR NO EXPERIENCE, HIRED TO SIGN PAPERWORK AS FAST AS THEY COULD. >> THEY'RE SIGNING FALSE AFFIDAVITS. THEY'RE SIGNING AFFIDAVITS THAT WOULD SAY THINGS LIKE EVERY ALLEGATION IN THE COMPLAINT IS TRUE, AND THEY NEVER SAW THE COMPLAINT. SOME OF THEM HAD NO IDEA WHAT A COMPLAINT WAS. >> Reporter: IN ONE DEPOSITION, WELLS FARGO EMPLOYEE XEE MOUA SAID SHE WOULD SIGN 300 TO 500 DOCUMENTS A DAY, PAPERWORK THAT STATED SHE EXAMINED ALL BOOKS, RECORDS, AND DOCUMENTS IN EACH FORECLOSURE AND HAD PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE MONEY OWED. WHEN QUESTIONED, MOUA ADMITTED THE ONLY THING SHE EXAMINED WAS HER OWN NAME AND TITLE-- VICE PRESIDENT OF LOAN DOCUMENTATION. MOUA IS A COLLEGE DROPOUT WHO WORKED FOR A HOME DECOR COMPANY AND HAD TWO WEEKS OF TRAINING AT WELLS FARGO. DAVID STERN RUNS FLORIDA'S LARGEST FORECLOSURE LAW FIRM, ENDORSED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S FANNIE MAE AND FREDDIE MAC, A FORMER PARALEGAL CLAIMS STERNS EMPLOYEES WERE TOLD TO FORGE SIGNATURES, CHANGE DATES AND USE THE WRONG SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS TO FINISH PARER WORK UNDER THE THREAT OF LOSING THEIR JOBS. IN A SWORN STATEMENT, SHE SAYS, "ALL THEY CARED ABOUT WAS GETTING THE FILE OUT. THERE WERE A LOT OF YOUNG KIDS WORKING UP THERE WHO REALLY DIDN'T PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT THEY WERE DOING. MORTGAGES WOULD GET PLACED IN DIFFERENT FILES, THEY WOULD GET THROWN OUT." STERNS' ATTORNEY DENIES THE CLAIMS AND SAYS THE EMPLOYEE IS DISGRUNTLED. WELLS FARGO TOLD US TODAY ITS FORECLOSURE AFFIDAVITS ARE ACCURATE, AND IT WILL TAKE CORRECTIVE ACTION ON ANY EMPLOYEE WHO DOES NOT FOLLOW PROCEDURE. KATIE? >> Couric: KELLY COBIELLA REPORTING TONIGHT FROM MIAMI. KELLY, THANK YOU. IN OTHER NEWS, THE BATTLE OVER HEALTH CARE REFORM MAY BE HEADING IN COURT. 20 STATES HAVE JOINED FORCES TO CHALLENGE THE NEW LAW, AND TODAY, A FEDERAL JUDGE RULED KEY PARTS OF THEIR LAWSUIT MAY, IN FACT, GO TO TRIAL. AMONG THE ISSUES, CAN THE GOVERNMENT FORCE EVERYONE TO BUY HEALTH INSURANCE OR FACE PENALTIES? MEANWHILE, IN CHILE, ONE DAY AFTER THE WORLD WATCHED THEIR AMAZING RESCUE, THOSE 33 MINERS BEGAN TO EASE INTO THEIR NEW LIVES AS INSTANT CELEBRITIES. STILL WEARING THEIR SUNGLASSES, THEY WERE VISITED IN THE HOSPITAL BY PRESIDENT SEBASTIAN PINERA. HE PROMISED TO TRIPLE THE MINE SAFETY BUDGET AND PUNISH THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COLLAPSE THAT LEFT THEM TRAPPED FOR 70 DAYS. SETH DOANE IS IN COPIAPO CHILE TONIGHT. >> Reporter: ALL 33 OF THE MINERS HAVE BEEN BROUGHT TO THIS HOSPITAL BEHIND ME HERE FOR OBSERVATION. THREE WE'RE TOLD BY OFFICIALS SHOULD BE RELEASED TONIGHT. PEDRO GONAZLEZ FINALLY GOT TO HUG HIS NEPHEW JIMMY SANCHEZ TODAY. A FAMILY MEMBER SHOT THESE PICTURES EXCLUSIVELY FOR CBS NEWS. >> ( translated ): I AM DOING FINE. I'M DOING WELL. >> Reporter: JIMMY SANCHEZ WAS THE YOUNGEST OF THE TRAPPED MINERS, ONLY 19. SANCHEZ AND THE OTHER MINERS GOT A TASTE OF THEIR NEW LIVES TO TODAY. WITH CHILE'S PRESIDENT CHALLENGING THEM TO A SOCCER MATCH. JOKING... >> ( translated ): THE TEAM THAT WINS WILL STAY AT THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE AND THE TEAM THAT LOSES WILL RETURN TO THE MINE. >> Reporter: SEBASTIAN PINERA, A BILLIONAIRE BUSINESS MAN, HAS BEEN CHILE'S PREDENT F JUST SEVEN MONTHS. HE'S PINNED SO MUCH OF HIS NEW PRESIDENCY TO THE FATE OF THESE MEN, HE'S BEING CALLED THE 34th MINER. THE 33, AS THEY'RE KNOWN HERE, ARE SAID TO BE IN SURPRISINGLY GOOD HEALTH. ONE WAS TREATED FOR PNEUMONIA, THREE HAD DENTAL SURGERY YESTERDAY, AND SEVERAL OTHERS WERE PLANNED FOR TODAY. >> ( translated ): TO COME OUT IN THE CONDITIONS THEY CAME OUT IN IS AMAZING FOR EVERYONE AND AMAZING FOR CHILE. >> Reporter: AMAZING FOR CHILE'S MINING MINISTER AS WELL, WHO HAS TURNED INTO SOMETHING OF A SUPERSTAR. HE SAID THE STUNNING SUCCESS BROUGHT EVEN TOUGH ENGINEERS TO TEARS. >> I THINK THIS IS AN ACHIEVEM THE HEART. >> Reporter: JUST OUTSIDE THE MINE, CAMP HOPE IS BEING DISMANTLED. MARIA SERGOVIA'S FAMILY IS PACKING UP, TOO. HOW IS YOUR BROTHER DOING? >> BIEN. >> Reporter: HER BROTHER DARIO WAS 20th TO THE SURFACE. WE WATCHED YOU LAST NIGHT AS YOU WATCHED YOUR BROTHER COME OUT OF THAT RESCUE SHAFT. >> ( translated ): WHEN I SAW HIM COMING OUT OF THE CAPSULE, I FORGOT ALL THE SUFFERING I ENDURED BECAUSE NOW HE BEGINS A NEW LIFE. >> Reporter: IT TO 22 HOURS TO EXTRACT THE MINERS. THE COST IS BETWEEN $10 TO $20 MILLION. KATIE. >> Couric: SETH WE HAVE THIS QUESTION FROM FACEBOOK TONIGHT. RANDY HARRISON ASKS: >> Reporter: WELL, THE MINE IS 125 YEARS OLD, AND THE INDICATION WE'RE GETTING FOR THE GOVERNMENT IS THAT IT MAY INDEED BE CLOSED. THERE WERE A NUMBER OF SAFETY VIOLATIONS, AND SOME BELIEVE THAT THE MINE WAS OVERWORKED. INCIDENTALLY, 27 OF THE 33 MINERS HAVE SUED MINE OWNERS. TNANK YOU. TURNING NOW TO CAMPAIGN 2010, THERE WAS A TIME REPUBLICANS THOUGHT THEY HAD A GOOD CHANCE TO TAKE BACK THE DELAWARE SENATE SEAT ONCE HELD BY VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN. THAT WAS BEFORE TEA PARTY CANDIDATE CHINO'NNELL WON THE G.O.P. NOMINATION, BECOMING A NATIONAL CELEBRITY, BUT TRAILING BADLY IN THE POLLS. CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT NANCY CORDES REPORTS FROM DELAWARE WHERE THERE HAVE BEEN TWO DEBATES IN LESS THAN A DAY. >> A VOTE FOR MY OPPONENT WILL COST THE AVERAGE DELAWARE FAMILY INSTANTLY ABOUT $10,000. >> Reporter: TRAILING IN THE POLLS BY 19 POINTS, TEA PARTY REPUBLICAN CHRISTINE O'DONNELL TRIED OUT A RANGE OF ATTACKS. >> FIRST I'LL SIMPLY SUGGEST >> FIRST I'LL SIMPLY SUGGEST MISS O'DONNELL WORKED HARDER TO GET HER FACTS STRAIGHT. >> Reporter: BOTH TODAY BEFORE THE ROTARY CLUB IN WILMINGTON AND LAST NIGHT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE. >> FIRST OF ALL, WE HAVE TO KEEP IN MIND MY OPPONENT HAS A HISTORY OF PROMISING NOT TO RAISE TAXES ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL AND BREAKING THOSE PROMISES AS SOON AS HE TAKES OFFICE. >> Reporter: HOW DO YOU THINK YOU DID LAST NIGHT. >>Reporter: WE DID WELL EVEN CALLED DEMOCRAT COUNTRIES CIEWMS A CLOSET MARXIST. >> THAT SHOULD SEND CHILLS UP THE SPINE OF EVERY DELAWARE VOTER. >> I AM NOT NOW, NOR HAVE I EVER BEEN ANYTHING BUT A CLEAN-SHAVEN CAPITALIST. >> Reporter: THE TENSE NATIONAL SCRUTINY ON THIS SMALL STATE SENATE RACE APPEARS TO BE TAKING A TOLL ON BOTH CANDIDATES. >> THIS IS GOING IT... >> MISS O'DONNEL, WE'RE GOING TO TRY TO HAVE A CONVERSATION RATHER THAN A DEBATE, IF WE POSSIBLY COULD. >> I WAS ACTUALLY DISAPPOINTED. I DIDN'T THINK EITHER OF THE CANDIDATES ACTED VERY MATURELY. >> Reporter: REMEMBER OF STUDENTS WE TALKED TO FELT YOU WERE CONDESCENDING TO MISS O'DONNELL AND THEY COULD BE THE UNDERSTAND WHY BECAUSE YOU'RE SO FAR AHEAD. >> I DON'T THINK THAT'S RIGHT. I THINK I LISTEN AND AWERED AND WAS ENGAGING. >> Reporter: O'DONNELL'S TOUGHEST MOMENT WHEN SHE WAS ASKED ABOUT A RECENT SUPREME COURT DECISION WITH WHICH HE DISAGREED. >> OH, GOSH. GIVE ME A SPECIFIC ONE. I'M SORRY. >> Reporter: A QUESTION THAT ALSO TRIPPED UP HER MENTOR, SARAH PALIN. >> Couric: WHAT OTHER SUPREME COURT DECISIONS DO YOU DISAGRE WITH? >> WELL... >> Reporter: O'DONNELL SAID LATER THAT THE REASON SHE HAD SUCH A HARD TIME ANSWERING THAT QUESTION IS THAT SHE ACTUALLY AGREES WITH SO MANY DECISIONS HANDED DOWN BY A SUPREME COURT THAT'S LED BY A CONSERVATIVE CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN ROBERTS, KATIE. >> Couric: NANCY CORDES REPORTING FROM WMINGTON, DELAWARE, NANCY, THANK YOU. IN AFGHANISTAN THE SURGE OF U.S. TROOPS HAS BROUGHT A SURGE OF VIOLENCE. TODAY, EIGHT COALITION TROOPS WERE KILLED IN A SERIES OF ATTACKS MOSTLY ROADSIDE BOMBS. THEIR NATIONALITIES HAVE NOT BEEN RELEASED. AT LEAST 42 COALITION SERVICE MEMBERS HAVE DIED IN BATTLE THIS MONTH. BUT WHILE THE U.S. AND NATO CONTINUE TO FIGHT THE TALIBAN, THEY'RE ALSO PROMOTING PEACE TALKS. CBS NEWS HAS CONFIRMED THAT U.S. FORCES HAVE EVEN ALLOWED SAFE PASSAGE FOR TALIBAN LEADERS TO TRAVEL TO KABUL FOR MEETINGS WITH THE AFGHAN GOVERNMENT. BACK HOME, THE PENTAGON TODAY TEMPORARILY SUSPEND ENFORCEMENT OF THE DON'T ASK, DON'T TELL POLICY. EARLIER THIS WEEK, A FEDERAL JUDGE OVERTURNED THE LAW THAT BARS GAYS FROM SERVING OPENLY IN THE MILITARY. STILL AHEAD HERE ON THE "CBS EVENING NEWS," OSCAR-WINNING DIRECTOR CLINT EASTWOOD LOOKS INTO THE HEREAFTER. BUT UP NEXT THE NEAR FUTURE. WE'LL HEAR FROM THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS WHO WOULD DECIDE WHO WILL CONTROL THE NEW CONGRESS. >> Couric: REPUBLICANS WANT TO TAKE BACK CONGRESS. DEMOCRATS DON'T WANT TO GIVE IT UP, BUT IT'S INDEPENDENTS WHO WILL DECIDE. SO WE WENT TO PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, TO TALKED WITH INDEPENDENT VOTERS WHO HELPED PRESIDENT OBAMA WIN THAT BATTLE GROUND STATE TWO YEARS AGO. WHERE IS THEIR INDEPENDENCE TAKING THEM THIS YEAR? WE TRIED TO FIND OUT AS WE LISTENED TO THEIR AMERICAN VOICES. >> CNGE DOESN'T COME FROM THE TOP. IT COMES FROM THE BOTTOM! >> Reporter: THEY PROMISE YOU EVERYTHING AND GIVE YOU NOTHING, IT SEEMS A LOT OF TIMES. >> Reporter: THEY'RE DISAPPOINTED... >> UNFORTUNATELY, A LOT OF PEOPLE FEEL LIKE OBAMA IS GOING TO BE A ONE-TERM PRESIDENT. >> Couric: ...DISILLUSIONED. >> THE COMPANIES GOT THE BAILOUTS. SOME OF THOSE PEOPLE DID RATHER WELL. I WASN'T ONE OF THEM. >> Couric: AND IN SOME CASES, DOWNRIGHT DISGUSTED. >> I NEED SOMEONE WHO IS GOING TO REPRESENT US, NOT DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS, OR THE PRESIDENT, BUT THE PEOPLE WHO GAVE THEM THE JOB. >> Couric: FED UP OR FIRED UP, INDEPENDENTS ARE NOW THE LARGEST SEGMENT OF THE ELECTORATE REPRESENTING 40% OF ALL AMERICANS. >> I THINK WE'RE PROBABLY ALL IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD, NOT ON THE LEFT OR THE RIGHT. >> Couric: HERE IN PENNSYLVANIA, THE GOVERNOR'S MANSION, ONE SENATE SEAT, AND 19 HOUSE SEATS ARE UP FOR GRABS. THE REPUBLICANS HAVE AN EDGE IN ALMOST EVERY STATEWIDE POLL, BUT THERE'S A GOOD CHANCE THAT INDEPENDENT VOTEHT BE THE REAL KEY IN THE KEYSTONE STATE. AND WHAT BETTER PLACE TO LET THOSE INDEPENDENT VOICES BE HEARD THAN THE PLACE WHERE THE RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH WAS BORN, INDEPENDENCE HALL. HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE AN INDEPENDENT? >> I BELIEVE THAT I DON'T ADHERE TO PARTY LES I ADHERE TO WHAT I THINK IS GOING TO DO THE RIGHT THING FOR OUR COUNTRY. >> Couric: HOW ABOUT YOU? >> YEAH, I WOULD AGREE. YOU KNOW, WHEN I LOOK AT THE POLITICAL SITUATION NOW, ALL I REALLY SEE IS THAT THE DEMOCRATS ARE AGAINST THE REPUBLICANS, THE REPUBLICANS ARE AGAINST THE DEMOCRATS, AND NO ONE'S REALLY FOR AMERICA. >> Couric: THAT WAS A SENTIMENT EXPRESSED OVER AND OVER. >>IGHER TAXES AND PREMIUMS... >> Couric: PERHAPS BECAUSE THIS FALL, ATTACK ADS LIKE THESE HAVE BEEN RUNNING OVER AND OVER IN PENNSYLVANIA. >> PENNSYLVANIA CAN'T AFFORD TO JOE SESTAK. >> Couric: OF THE MORE THAN 37,0 CAMPAIGN ADS THAT HAVE AIRED HERE IN THE LAST TWO MONTHS, A WHOPPING 80% OF THEM WENT NEGATIVE. >> I THOUGHT ABOUT THIS BEFORE COMING HERE, AND I FELT LIKE I'M IN A SUPERMARKET IN THE CEREAL AISLE, AND EVERY BOX IS ONE OF THE ATTACK ADS. IT'S LIKE TAKE IT DOWN AND LOOK ON THE BACK TO FIND THE INGREDIENTS AND THE NUTRITION. BUT THERE'S NO LABELS ON IT. THERE'S NO LABELS. YOU KNOW, HOW ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN VOTE WHEN THERE ISN'T EVEN ANYTHING TO TELL YOU WHAT THEY STAND FOR? >> Couric: ARE YOU WILLING TO TAKE OUT YOUR ANGER ABOUT WHAT IS OR ISN'T HAPPENING OUT ON THE DEMOCRATS IN NOVEMBER? >> WELL, I DON'T WANT TO LOOK-- I'M NOT OUT FOR REVENGE. I'M... I'M OUT FOR ANSWERS. >> RIGHT. >> EXACTLY. >> RTS. >> I DON'T WANT EXCUSES. I WANT RESULTS. >> Couric: BUT THOSE HAVE BEEN HARD TO COME BY AS ARE JOBS. SINCE THE LAST ELECTION, THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE IN PENNSYLVANIA HAS JUMPED FROM 6% TO 9%. IN FACT, SCOTT BARKLEY'S JOB AS A MARKETING DIRECTOR, AND ITS SIX-FIGURE SALARY, WILL BE ELIMINATED TOMORROW. STILL, THE 40-YEAR-OLD FATHER OF THREE DOESN'T WANT TO FIRE THE DEMOCRATS JUST YET. >> IF ANYTHING, I PROBABLY WOULD BE LEANING MORE TO TRYING TO MAINTAIN A LITTLE OF THE STATUS QUO AND ALLOW, YOU KNOW, THE WORK THAT'S STARTED TO CONTINUE. IF THERE'S A BIG SHIFT IN POWER, MY FEELING IS IT'S ONLY GOING TO SPEND THE NEXT TWO YEARS UNDOING IT ALL FOR A NET SUM GAIN OF ZERO. >> Couric: EVEN THOSE WHO ARE EMPLOYED ARE STRUGGLING. KATIE GRAY SADLER IS A 52-YEAR- OLD SINGLE MOM WORKING TWO JOBS, AND THAT STILL MIGHT NOT BE ENOUGH TO AFFORD TO SEND HER STRAIGHT "A" SON TREVOR TO COLLEGE. >> HE'S AN EXCELLENT STUDENT AND SPEAKS JAPANESE AND SPANISH AND HE SELF-STUDIED IT TO LEARN IT. I MEAN, HE'S DOING ALL THE THINGS HE CAN POSSIBLY DO TO GET IN THE BEST SCHOOL IN THE NATION, AND NOW HE'S POSTING THINGS LIKE, "I'LL START OFF WITH A COMMUNITY COLLEGE BECAUSE I DON'T WANT MY MOM TO STRUGGLE." >> Couric: THAT MUST HAVE BEEN PRETTY HEARTBREAKING TO SEE THAT. >> IT WAS, VERY MUCH SO. SO WE HAVE BEEN TALKING A LOT ABOUT THE CANDIDATES FOR THE UPCOMING ELECTION. WHEN I GO IN THERE, I'M VOTING WITH TREVOR IN MIND COMPLETELY. >> Couric: AND THERE WAS ANIMS AGREEMENT IN THIS GROUP THE TEA PARTY ISN'T THEIR CUP OF TEA. >> I SEE IT MORE AS ANOTHER VOICE FROM THE FRINGE. >> THEY MAKE STATEMENTS THAT ARE JUST ABSOLUTELY TERRORIZING. >> MAKING A LOT OF NOISE DOESN'T NECESSARILY MEAN YOU HAVE THE RIGHT ANSWERS. >> IT SHOULDN'T BE THE TEA PARTY. IT SHOULD BE THE INFLAMMATORY PARTY. >> Couric: AND JUST AS THE FOUNDING FATHERS LEARNED THE ART OF COMPROMISE MORE THAN 220 YEARS AGO, THESE INDEPENDENT VOTERS HOPE THEIR ELECTED OFFICIALS WILL SOMEHOW MEET THEM IN THE MIDDLE. >> I MEAN, JUST BEING HERE IN INDEPENDENCE HALL AND THINKING OF WHAT HAPPENED HERE HUNDRED YEARS AGO, THIS IS WHERE OUR COUNTRY BEGAN, AND WE JUST NEED TO TAKE A LOOK AT IT AND GO BACK TO OUR ROOTS AND PICK UP AND GO FORWARD. Couri AMERICAN VOICES BEING HEARD. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE YOUR OPINION WITH US, YOU CAN GO TO cbsnews.com AND LET US HEAR YOUR VOICE. STILL AHEAD, J.F.K.'S BIRTHDAY CAKE. WE'LL SERVE UP A SLICE OF HISTORY NEXT. ? >> Couric: IT'S AN ENGINEERING MARVEL-- A TOWERING NEW BRIDGE RIGHT NEXT TO THE HOOVER DAM. IN FACT, IT WAS BUILT SO DRIVERS COULD BYPASS THE DAM. TIME-LAPSED VIDEO CONDENSES THE BRIDGE STANDS NEARLY 8 YEAR HARD WORK. 900 FEET ABOVE THE COLORADO RIVER AND OPENS NEXT WEEK. NOW A FOOTNOTE TO HISTORY. ?HAPPY BIRTHDAY MR. PRESIDENT... ? >> Couric: MARILYN MONROE SINGING TO PRESIDENT KENNEDIN 1962. IT TURNS OUT A PIECE OF THE CAKE SERVED THAT NIGHT HAS SURVIVED THESE 48 YEARS. A PRESIDENTIAL SEAL MADE OF ICING. A CHEF GAVE THE LEFT OVER DECORATION TO A NEW YORK COP, AND NOW HIS WILLOW IS SELLING IT. THE ICING, NOW DRIED TO THE CONSISTENCY OF PLAY-DOH, IS EXPECTED TO FETCH MORE THAN $5,000 AT AUCTION. IT IS NUMBER 6 ON THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE'S LIST OF THE TOP MOVIE QUOTES OF ALL TIME. HOW MANY PEOPLE COME UP TO YOU AND ASK YOU TO SAY, "GO AHEAD, MAKE MY DAY?" >> QUITE A FEW. >> Couric: IS IT ANNOYING? >> IT'S NOT ANNOYING. BUT I DON'T SAY IT. >> Couric: WOULD YOU DO IT FOR >>GO AHEAD, MAKE MY DAY. >> Couric: MY INTERVIEW WITH CLINT EASTWOOD NEXT. ? ROLLING, ROLLING, RAWHIDE... ? >> Couric: CLINT EASTWOOD AS ROWDY YATES SPENT SIX YEARS DRIVING CATTLE HERE ON "RAWHIDE" ON CBS AND WE'RE PLEASED TO WELCOME HIM BACK FOR OUR FINAL STORY TONIGHT. IN THE NEARLY HALF CENTURY SINCE "RAWHIDE" EASTWOOD PERFECTED THE ROLE OF THE ULTIMATE TOUGH GUY BUT IN RECENT YEARS HAS SET HIS ON EVERYTHING FROM A FEMALE BOXER TO WALGT OF I SEENF JAPANESE SOLDIER. NOW 80, CLINT EASTWOOD IS STILL FEELING LUCKY, MAKING MOVIES HIS WAY. >> YOU'VE BETTER ASK YOURSELF A QUESTION. >> Couric: HE MAY BE THE MOST QUOTED... >> DO I FEEL LUCKY? >> Couric: ...MOST IMITATED. >> MAKE MY DAY. >> Couric: ...AND MOST RESPECTED MAN IN HOLLYWOOD. >> GET OFF MY LAWN. >> Couric: IT SEEMS THE ONLY PERSON WHO IS NOT IMPRESSED WITH CLINT EASTWOOD IS, WELL, CLINT EASTWOOD. >> RIGHT TURN, CLYDE. >> I MEAN, IT'S NOT LIKE I'M SITTING UP WITH BLU-RAY AT NIGHT, AND SAYING HEY, HEY CLINT. >> Couric: THAT WAS DAMN GOOD. >> I DON'T DWELL ON THOSE. I JUST KIND OF MOVE . >> Couric: HIS NEW MOVIE IS ABOUT MOVING ON. "HEREAFTER" STARS MATT DAMON AS A PSYCHIC WHOSE ABILITY TO CONNECT WITH THE DEAD KEEPS HIM FROM CONNECTING WITH THE LIVING. >> IT'S NOT A GIFT, BILLY, IT'S A CURSE. THE 80-YEAR-OLD ICON CONTEMPLATES THAT AGE-OLD QUESTION... >> WHAT DO YOU THINK HAPPENS WHEN WE DIE? >> Couric: WERE YOU INSPIRED AT ALL TO DO THIS MOVIE BECAUSE AT 80 AND, HECK, AT 53, YOU TEND TO THINK A LITTLE MORE ABOUT YOUR OWN MORTALITY AND WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? >> I DON'T KNOW IF THAT'S THE CASE. I THINK I WOULD HAVE DONE THIS STORY AT 40 OR 35, BECAUSE I LIKE THE STORY. I THINK EVERYBODY THINKS ABOUT IT AT SOME POINT. >> Couric: AMBIVALENT ABOUT THE AFTERLIFE, AN ENERGETIC EASTWOOD IS ALL ABOUT THE HERE AND NOW. >> YOU DON'T HAVE ANY TROUBLE... >> Couric: "HEREAFTER" IS HIS EIGHTH MOVIE IN SEVEN YEARS, FIVE OF WHICH HE SCORED HIMSELF. >> YOU KNOW, I THINK IF YOU ENJOY WHAT YOU'RE DOING, AND YOU LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY, THEN YOU'RE OKAY. >> Couric: THE MOVIE INCLUDES A POWERFUL RECREATION OF 2006 TSUNAMI, AN UNCHARACTERISTICALLY HIGH-TECH SEQUENCE FOR THE NOTORIOUSLY LOW-TECH DIRECTOR. I UNDERSTAND THAT NOTHING BUGS YOU MORE THAN TWO PEOPLE HAVING DINNER ON THEIR BLAKBERRIES. >> YOU SEE IT ALL THE TIME. IT'S AMAZING WHEN YOU START SEEING-- YOU GO TO A RESTAURANT, AND YOU SEE TWO PEOPLE SITTING ACROSS FROM EACH OTHER AND THEY'RE GOING ON BLACKBERRYS, AND YOU WONDER: I WONDER IF THEY'RE JUST TEXTING EACH OTHER? YOU'RE JUST MISSING SO MUCH. YOU'RE NOT REALLY ABSORBING THE ATMOSPHERE AROUND YOU, OR THE PEOPLE AROUND YOU. >> Couric: NOT LIVING IN THE MOMENT. >> YOU'RE NOT LIVING IN THE MOMENT. >> Couric: AND AT THE MOMENT, MUSING ABOUT MORTALITY SEEMS EASY FOR A MAN WHOSE IMMORTALITY IS ALL BUT ASSURED. >> WHATEVER YOUR BELIEFS ARE IN LIFE, I THINK YOU HAVE TO KIND OF DO THE BEST YOU CAN WITH THE LIFE YOU'RE GIVEN. >> Couric: AND THAT IS THE "CBS EVENING NEWS." I'M KATIE COURIC. I'LL SEE YOU TOMORROW. GOOD NIGHT.

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TONIGHT, BREAKTHROUGH-- THAT RESCUE TUNNEL HAS REACHED THOSE 33 TRAPPED CHILEAN MINERS BUT THEY'RE STILL DAYS AWAY FROM BEING PULLED TO THE SURFACE AND SERIOUS RISKS DO REMAIN. I'M JEFF GLOR. ALSO TONIGHT, HEIR APPARENT. NORTH KOREA PREPARES TO INTRODUCE THEIR NEW LEADER. WORKING LONGER-- WHY SOME OLDER AMERICANS SAY THEY FACE A PAINFUL FUTURE IN WASHINGTON RAISES THE RETIREMENT AGE. AND BEATLE BIRTHDAY, REMEMBRANCES OF JOHN LENNON AROUND THE WORLD ON WHAT WOULD HAVE B HIS 70th BIRTHDAY. ?ALL WE ARE SAYING, IS GIVE PEACE A CHANCE ?? THIS IS THE "CBS EVENING NEWS" WITH JEFF GLOR. >> Glor: GOOD EVENING. THE SITE SURROUNDING THOSE 33 TRAPPED MINERS IN CHILE IS CALLED CAM HOPE, AND TONIGHT THERE'S NO HOPE FOR FAMILY MEMBERS. THIS MORNING, DRIRLS BROKE THROUGH TO A CHAMBER WHERE THE MAN HAVE BEEN WAITING SIXTY-SIX DAYS BE RESCUED. STILL, PLENTY OF WORK REMAINS. SETTING DOANE JOINS US FROM COPIAPO, CHILE. >> Reporter: IT WAS AN EXCITING AND EMOTIONAL DAY HERE AT THE SANOSE MINE. AT TIMES IT SEEMED YOU COULD ALMOST FEEL THE ENERGY IN THE AIR. THAT'S BECAUSE MANY WOKE UP TO THE NEWS THEY'D BEEN WAITING F FOR. THE SOUND OF SUCCESS-- A SIGNAL THAT AFTER 33 DAYS, THE DRILL FINALLY BROKE THROUGH. TO THE 33 TRAPPED MEN. THAT MOMENT CAME WHILE WE WERE LIVE ON THE "EARLY SHOW" THIS MORNING. HORNS HONKING. I HAVE NO IDEA IF THE MICROPHONE CAN PICK IT UP, BUT THIS IS---- IT WOULD APPEAR THEY HAVE BROKEN THROUGH. SPONTANEOUS CELEBRATIONS ERUPT WITH PEOPLE RUNNING TO THE HILLSIDE. WHERE 33 FLAGS WERE PLANTED WHEN THE MINERS WERE FIRST DISCOVERED BACK IN AUGUST. "I'M SO HAPPY I CAN'T CONTAIN MY HEART," MARIA SEGOVIO TOLD US. WE FIRST MET HER LAST WEEK AS SHE HELD VIGIL FROM A SMALL CAMP SHE SET UP. SHE'S BEEN HERE EVER SINCE S LEARNED HER BROTHER WAS TRAPPED. FOR A WHILE, SHE EVEN SLEPT UPRIGHT IN A CHAIR. YOU'VE LIVED HERE. YOU'VE BEEN HERE FOR TWO MONTHS. HOW IS IT TO HAVE THIS DAY COME? "IT MEANS WE'RE ONE STEP CLOSER TO FULFILLING OUR PROMISE," SHE TOLD ME. "WE ALL SAID WE WOULD STAY HERE UNTIL MY BROTHER AND ALL THE OTHERS WERE OUT SO WE COULD GO HOME TOGETHER." CHILE'S MINING MINISTER CELEBRATED WHAT HE CALLED A LANDMARK AND WITH HIM AN AMERICAN FROM DENVER, JEFF HART, CALLED FROM ANOTHER JOB IN AFGHANISTAN. HE W I CHARGE OF THE PLAN B. DRILL, ONE OF THREE DRILLING RESCUE OPERATIONS IN PLACE AT THE MINE. >> WE HAD A VIDEO. WE COULD ACTUALLY SEE FROM THE MINE THE TOOL COME THROUGH INTO THE MINE. WE KNEW WE HAD CONTACT. UNBELIEVABLE. THERE'S NO-- THERE'S NO EXPLANATION FOR THAT EMOTION. >> Reporter: AND AT THE TIME OF CONTACT, HART WAS STEERING THE DRILL. >> IT'S NOT AN EASY FORMATION TO DRILL. IT'S DREAM EXROOLY DIFFICULT. >> Reporter: AND YOU'RE FEELING RIGHT NOW AT THIS MOMENT? >> ON TOP OF THE WORLD. HONESTLY, WE'RE-- WE'RE REALLY GLAD THAT THAT PART OF IT'S OVER. THAT'S THE HARDEST PART. >> Reporter: BUT THERE IS STILL A LOT OF WORK AHEAD. RESCUE WORKERS STAND THE TUNNEL TODAY TO TRY TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT THEY NEED TO ADD A PROTECTIVE LINING, AND THAT IS STILL UNDER CONSIDERATION. JEFF. >> Glor: BUT, SETH, IF THEY DO THAT PROTECTIVE CASING, WE KNOW IF IT HAPPENS IT'S GOING TO BE VERY COMPLICATED, RIGHT? >> Reporter: INDEED. THAT'S CORRECT. IT WAS EXPLAINED TO ME THAT IN A WAY THE ENGINEERS NEEDED TO GO IN ALMOST AT AN ANGLE, AND THEN THEY MAKE ALMOST A TURN TO GO STRAIGHT DOWN TO WHERE THE MINERS ARE, AND THAT TURN IS THE TRICKY PART. IT LOOKS LIKELY THEY LINE THE FIRST 300 OR SO FEET BUT WHETHER THEY GET THE CASING THROUGH THE REST OF THE SHAFT IS NOT YET KNOWN. >> Glor: IN NORTH KOREA TONIGHT, THE INTRIGUE CONTINUES AS THE COUNTRY IS SET TO STAGE A MASSIVE MILITARY PARADE MARKING THE 67th ANNIVERSARY OF THE COMMUNIST RULING PARTY. MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY MAY INTRODUCE THE NATION'S NEXT LEADER. OUR NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT JIM AXELROD IS ON THE GROUND IN NORTH KOREA IN PYONGYANG. HE JOINS US ON THE PHONE. JIM, GOOD EVENING. >> Reporter: GOOD SUNDAY MORNING HERE, JEFF.OULDEEM FROMI ATTENDED LAST NIGHT WHERE KIM JONG ILRED ALONGSIDE HIS SON KIM JUNG UN, THAT THERE IS SOMETHING BIG GOING ON HERE. THIS IS THE FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE WE'VE SEEN OF THE FATHER AND THE SON SINCE WORD HAS STARTED TO SPREAD THAT PERHAPS KIM JUNG UN WOULD BE DESIGNATED AS THE SUCCESSOR TO KIM JONG IL. A MASSIVE PARADE IS SCHEDULED FOR TODAY, 16,000 TROOPS, WEAPONS PUT ON DISPLAY, AND MORE IMPORTANTLY, THE WESTERN MEDIA HAS BEEN INVITED IN TO TAKE A LOOK AT THIS. THEY CLEARLY WANT TO PUT KIM JONG IL AND KIM JUNG UN IN E PUBLIC SPOTLIGHT, WHICH, AS YOU KNOW, IS EXTREMELY RARE, IF NOT ENTIRELY UNPRECEDENTED. >> Glor: AND, JIM, THERE'S BEEN MUCH DISCUSSION WITH ABOUT HOW THIS WILL INCREASE THE TENSION IF AND WHEN THIS HANDOVER TAKES PLACE, NOT JUST WITH SOUTH KOREA BUT ALSO THE U.S. >> Reporter: WELL KIM JUNG UN IS A COMPLETE UNKNOWN COMMODITY SO NOBODY KNOWS HOW THIS IS GOING TO TRANSFER IN TERMS OF WHAT THIS DOES TO THE GEOPOLITICS OF THE REGION. >> Glor: AND, JIM, SO MUCH FOCUS HERE, NOT JUST BECAUSE KIM NG IL IS SUCH A RECLUSIVE AND AT TIMES ODD LEADER BUT ALSO BECAUSE HE'S THE RECLUSIVE LEADER OF AN ASPIRING NUCLEAR POWER. >> Reporter: THAT HAS BEEN THE SUBJECT OF A LOT OF PROVOCATION, A LOT OF BACK-AND-FORTH. IF YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT A NEW LEADER THAT NOBODY KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT, BUT PUTTING THE SUCCESSOR INTO PLACE MARKS A NOT ONLY SUCCESSION IN TERMS OF A FAMILY DYNASTY, BUT ALSO SEEMS TO SUGGEST A CERTAIN CONTINUITY OF WHAT'S BEEN A POLICY THAT'S BEEN VERY HARD FOR, CERTAINLY THE WESTERN WORLD AND THE REGIONAL ALLIES HERE IN ASIA, TO SORT OF GET A HANDLE ON. >> Glor: JIM AXELROD IN PYONGYANG, NORTH KOREA, TONIGHT. JIM, THANK YOU VERY MUCH. HERE IN NEW YORK CITY TONIGHT, THERE IS OUTRAGE OVER AN ALLEGED HATE CRIME. POLICE HAVE EIGHT SUSPECTS IN CUFT AND ARE LOOKING FOR ONE MORE IN THE BRUTAL TORTURE AND SEXUAL ASSAULTS OF THREE MEN, TWO OF THEM TEENAGERS. SEAN HENNESSEY HAS MORE. >> Reporter: THESE YOUNG MEMBERS ARE ACCUSED OF TARGETING AND TORTURING TWO TEENAGERS AND A 30-YEAR-OLD MAN BECAUSE THEY WERE GAY. >> THESE SUSPECTS HAD EMPLOYED TERRIBLE WOLF PACK ODDS OF NINE AGAINST ONE. >> Reporter: THE THREE VICTIMS WERE LURED SEPARATELY SUNDAY TO AN APARTMENT WHERE THEY WERE STRIPPED, BEATEN AND ROBBED. THE TWO 17-YEAR-OLDS WERE NOT ONLY TORTURED THEMSELVES BUT POLICE SAY ONE OF THEM WAS LATER FORCED TO PUNCH THE MAN IN THE FACE AND BURN HIM WITH A CIGARETTE. >> THE MAN WAS BEATEN FOR HOURS AND DUMPED OUTSIDE OF HIS HOME. >> Reporter: IT WAS THE LATEST TRAGIC INCIDENT INVOLVING TEENS SINGLED OWZ BECAUSE THEY WERE GAY. JUST LAST MONTH, RUTGERS FRESHMAN TYLER CLEMENTI HIS LIFE AFTER A ROOMMATE STREAMED VIDEO OF HIM HAVING SEX WITH ANOTHER MALE. IN THE WAKE OF THE VIOLENCE AND TRAGEDY, THE GAY COMMUNITY IS TAKING TO THE STREET. >> I SAT THERE PARALYZED AND THEN, OF COURSE, YOU CRY. >> Reporter: IN 2008, CRIMES RELATED TO SEXUAL ORIENTATION ROSE 11%, SUGGESTING THE PROBLEM IS GETTING WORSE. >> THESE ARE THINGS THAT HAPPEN TO ME EVERY DAY. >> Reporter: KIIM JOEY KEMMERLIG HAS BEEN BULLIED AND EVEN RECEIVED DEATH THREATS. >> SCHOOL HAS GONE FROM A PLACE OF EDUCATION TO A PLACE OF SURVIVAL. KIDS OUT THERE LIVING WITH THE THOUGHT THAT THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG WITH THEM AND THAT SUICIDE IS THE ONLY OPTION, OR THERE'S INDIVIDUALS OUT THERE THAT THINK IT'S OKAY TO VIOLENTLY ATTACK AND SODOMIZE SOMEONE BECAUSE THEY'RE GAY. >> Reporter: IN THE MEANTIME, SOME ARE TIRED OF THE ATTACKS, TIRED OF WAITING FOR CHANGE. SHORT TERM, DOES IT GET ANY BETTER? >> I DON'T THINK IT'S GOING TO GET ANY BETTER, AND I'M GOING TO TELL YOU WHY. THE GAY COMMUNITY ISS HELL SP WE'RE GOING TO GO OUT AND THERE AND WE'RE GOING TO FIGHT BACK. >> Reporter: THE EIGHTH SUSPECT IN THE TORTURE CASE TURNED HIMSELF IN TODAY BUT NEW YORK CITY POLICE SAY THEY ARE STILL LOOKING FOR ONE MORE. SEAN HENNESSEY, CBS NEWS, NEW YORK. >> Glor: IN WASHINGTON STATE, A DOZEN YOUNG WOMEN OVERDOSED AT A PARTY AND RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL LAST NIGHT, AND NOW POLICE IN THE COLLEGE COMMUNITY OF ROSALYN ARE INVESTIGATING TO SEE IF THEY WERE VICTIMS OF SPIKED DRINKS. STACEY SAKAMOTO OF OUR SEATTLE AFFILIATE HAS MORE. >> Reporter: GOOD EVENING, JEFF. HERE AT CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, STUDENTS AND ADMINISTRATORS ARE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW THIS ALL HAPPENED. POLICEELL TELL US THAT ABOUT 50 PEOPLE WERE AT A HOUSE PARTY IN THE TOWN OF ROSALYN WHEN 12 OF THEM OVERDOSED ON SOMETHING. INVESTIGATORS FOUND OUT WHEN SOMEONE CALLED FROM A SAFEWAY STORE, REPORTING THERE WAS AN UNCONSCIOUS WOMAN IN THE BACKSEAT OF A CAR. THEY WERE TOLD THERE WERE OTHER PEOPLE IN SIMILAR SHAPE AT THE PARTY. POLICE SAY THE PARTY-GOERS REPORTED HAVING A DRING OR TWO AND THAT WASN'T CONSISTENT WITH THE LEVEL OF INTOXICATION SO INVESTIGATORS SUSPECT A DATE RAPE DRUG MAY HAVE BEEN USED. >> THE MAJORITY OF VICTIMS TARGETED WER FEMAL SO THE SUSPICION INITIALLY IS THEY POTENTIALLY WERE TARGETED FOR SOME NEFARIOUS REASONS. >> Reporter: TONIGHT, THREE PEOPLE ARE STILL HOSPITALIZED. REPORTING IN ELLENSBURG, WASHINGTON, STACEY SAKAMO, FOR CBS NEWS. >> Reporter: IN HUNGARY, OFFICIALS TODAY ORDERED MORE EVACUATIONS AFTER THE PRIME MINISTER WANDER THE WALL OF AN INDUSTRIAL RESERVOIR MIGHT COLLAPSE WITHOUT WARNING. THAT COULD TRIGGER A SECOND WAVE OF THICK TOXIC SLUDGE IN WHAT'S ALREADY THE COUNTRY'S WORST ECOLOGICAL DISASTER EVER. >> Reporter: FURTHER COLLAPSE OF THIS RESERVOIR COULD UNLEASH ANOTHER TORRENT OF TOXIC SLUDGE ON VILLAGES IN HUNGARY. THE GOVERNMENT SAID ENGINEERS ARE RACING TO PROTECT LOW-LYING AREAS TO SLOW THE MUD IN CASE OF A SECOND RUPTURE, AND THE PRIME MINISTER HAS WARNED THE CRACKS IN THE WALL ARE WIDENING AND COULD GIVE AWAY AT ANY MINUTE. >> IT'S IN VERY BAD SHAPE, AND OUR ESTIMATION IS THAT COULD FALL, COULD FALL DOWN. 'SERY LIKELY IT WILL HAPPEN. >> Reporter: HUNGARIAN POLICE ARE TAKING NO CHANCES, HELPING RESIDENTS FLEE FROM NEARBY VILLAGES ANY WAY THEY COULD. IF THE DAM DOES COME DOWN, A SECOND SPILL WOULD SEND ABOUT TWO-THIRD THE AMOUNT OF POISONOUS WATER THAT SWEPT THROUGH VILLAGES WHEN THE RESERVOIR FIRST BURST ITS BANKS ON MONDAY. AT LEAST SEVEN PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KILLED AND MORE THAN 150 INJURED. THE CAUSTIC, CORROSIVE SLUNG HAS CAUSED EYES AND SKIN TO BURN. CLEANUP CREWS HAVE HAD TO WEAR PROTECTIVE SUITS AND FACE MASKS. HUNDREDS OF RESIDENTS HAVE BEEN MADE HOMELESS BY THE TOXIC R DELUGE THAT POLLUTED LAND AND WATER FOR MILES. IT'S UNCLEAR WHEN OR EVEN IF THESE PEOPLE WILL BE ALLOWED TO RETURN HOME. >> IT'S NOT JUST A QUESTION OF WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE HERE OR YOU WOULD LIKE T LIVE SOMEWHERE ELSE? BUT IT'S A QUESTION OF IS IT SAFE ENOUGH IN THE FUTURE? >> Reporter: HUNGARIAN POLICE HAVE CONFISCATED DOCUMENTS FROM THE COMPANY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WASTE RESERVIR. THE PRIME MINISTER HAS VOWED THAT SOMEONE WILL ANSWER FOR THE CATASTROPHE. CHARLIE D'AGATA, CBS NEWS. >> Glor: STILL AHEAD, THE CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR'S RACE GEINEVEN MUDDIER. >> Glor: THE RACE FOR CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR THIS YEAR HAS BEEN UGLY, EXPENSIVE, AND EXTREMELY CLOSE. AND THIS WEEK, IT GOT EVEN MORE CONTENTIOUS AS JERRY BROWN'S CAMPAIGN FACES HARSH CRITICISM OVER SOME VERY EARTHY LANGUAGE USED AGAINST HIS OPPONENT, MEG WHITMAN. BEN TRACY HAS MORE FROM L.A. >> I DON'T HAVE TO TELL THAT YOU WE HAVE AN EXCITING ELECTION COMING UP IN 25 DAYS. >> Reporter: COWTING THE LATINO VOTE AT AN AWARD CEREMONY IN NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY NIGHT, MEG WHITMAN STAYED ON MESSAGE. >> AND YOU KNOW WHAT, WE'RE GOING TO WIN THIS THING. >> Reporter: SHE DID NOT MENTION THE CONTROVERSY SURROUNDED HER OPPONENT, JERRY BROWN. IN A TAPE LEAKED THIS WEEK, ABRN WAS CAUGHT ON AN ANSWERING MACHINE AFTER THE CANDIDATE THOUGHT HE HAD HUNG UP. ON IT, SOMEONE REFERS TO MEG WHITMAN AS A WHORE. THE BROWN CAMPAIGN SAYS IT WAS AN AIDE WHO USED THE SLUR, NOT BROWN HIMSELF. THEY WERE REFERRING TO WHITMAN'S ATTEMPTS TO GRAB THE ENDORSEMENT OF THE POLICE OFCE UNION. BROWN APOLOGIZED TO WHITMAN FOR THE "SALTY LANGUAGE" BUT HER CAMPAIGN ISN'T READY TO FORGIVE. >> IT'S AN INSIGHT INTO JERRY BROWN'S CAMPAIGN, HOW HE DEALS IN BACKROOMS WHEN NOBODY IS STENING, WHEN HE THINKS NOBODY IS LISTENING, WHEN HE THINKS NOBODY IS WATCHING. AND, YOU KNOW, IT'S AN INSULT TO NOT ONLY MEG WHITMAN BUT TO ALL CALIFORNIANS. >> Reporter: JUST 24 HOURS AFTER THE TAPE WENT PUBLIC, THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF WOMEN ENDORSED BROWN, AND A LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE SHOCKINGLY INFERRED THAT WHITMAN HAS POLITICALLY PROSTITUTED HERSELF TO GAIN ENDORSEMENTS. >> THAT MEG WHITMAN WAS WILLING TO SELL OUT CALIFORNIANS FOR THAT ENDORSEMENT WAS WHOREY BEHAVIOR. >> Reporter: WHITMAN, THE FORMER C.E.O. OF E-BAY, HAS NOW SPENT NEARLY $120 MILLION OF HER OWN MONEY ON HER CAMPAN,ET IN A RECENT POLL, SHE IS STILL TRAILING BROWN, WHO HAS 50% OF THE VOTE AMONG LIKELY VOTERS. >> WE'RE CHOOSING A GOVERNOR. SHOULDN'T CHARACTER MATTER? >> Reporter: YET BROWN HAS CAMPAIGNED ON CHARACTER AND THE WHORE COMMENT IS WAY OFF MESSAGE. HOWEVER, IT'S A BOON TO WHITMAN WHO HAS BEEN DOGGED FOR A WEEK NOW BY THE REVELATION THAT SHE EMPLOYED AN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT AS A HOUSEKEEPER AND THEN FIRED HER. THIS AS BOTHAMIG COMPETE FOR LATINOS, WHO MANY EXPECT TO DECIDE THIS TIGHT AND INCREASINGLY NASTY CONTEST. BEN TRACY, CBS NEWS, LOS ANGELES. >> Glor: JUST AHEAD ON TONIGHT'S CBS EVENING NEWS, THE RETIREMENT AGE BE GOING UP, AND FOR MANY, THEY SAY IT MIGHT BE A BACKBREAKER. >> Glor: MANY WORKERS APPROACHING RETIREMENT WILL HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL THEY'RE NEARLY 67 TO GAIN FULL SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS AND MORE INCREASES IN THE RETIREMENT AGE SEEM INEVITABLE, NOT A HAPPY PROSPECT FOR MANY OLDER AMERICANS AFTER DENGADES ON THE JOB. TONIGHT ANTHONY MASON HAS MORE. >> Reporter: 62-YEAR-OLD JOE BERGOLA HAS BEEN PUTTING HIS BACK INTO IT FOR NEARLY 40 YEARS. >> T JOB INVOLVES A LOT OF BENDING. IT TAKES ITS TOLL. , YOU KNOW, YEAR IN AND YEAR OUT. I HAVE TO PICK UP THIS WHOLE THING MYSELF. JUST TOO MANY ACHES AND PAINS. >> Reporter: ACCORDING TO A NEW STUDY, ONE IN THREE AMERICANS OVER 58 IS WORKING AT A PHYSICALLY DEMANDING JOB. MANY, LIKE BER GOAL ALOOK FORWARD TO RETIRING WITH FULL SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS. >> I HAVE TWO SONS AND I HAVE TWO GRANDCHILDREN, AND I JUST WANT TO SPEND MORE TIME WITH THEM. >> Reporter: BUT WITH 70 MILLION BOOMERS AT OR APPROACHING RETIREMENT, MANY ARE WORRIED THAT SOCIAL SECURITY IS AT RISK OF LONG-TERM INSOLVENCY. THE WHITE HOUSE HAS CREATED A PANEL TO LOOK AT CHANGES, INCLUDING INCREASING THE RETIREMENT AGE. >> WE WILL SOON HAVE A SYSTEM IN WHICH ABOUT CLOSE TO ONE-THIRD OF THE ADULT POPULATION WILL BE RETIRING FOR ABOUT ONE-THIRD OF THEIR ADULT LIVES ON SOCIAL SERCURITY. >> Reporter: MINORITY LEADER JOHN I IN FAVOR OF RETIREMENT STARTING AT AGE 70. NOT SO FAST SAY CRITICS. >> RAISING THE RETIREMENT AGE IS A BAD IDEA BECAUSE IT CUTS BENEFITS FOR PEOPLE WHO NEED THEM THE MOST. >> Reporter: IN FACT, THE NEW STUDY SAYS, THE GROUPS MOST AFFECTED BY A HIGHER RETIREMENT AGE ARE THE VERY ONES SOCIAL SECURITY WAS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED FOR-- LOW WAGE EARNERS, LESS EDUCATED WORKERS, THOSE IN POOR HEALTH OR IN PHYSICALLY STRENUOUS JOBS. >> IF THEY FORCE ME TO WORK TO 70, I' PROBABLY DIE BEFORE I GET TO RECEIVE ANY KIND OF SOCIAL SECURITY. >> Reporter: AT THIS POINT, BERGOLA WILL TOUGH IT OUT UNTIL HE GETS FULL BENEFITS AT 66, BUT WORKING LONGER CAN BE DEBILITATING FOR ALL GROUPS. 29% OF WORKERS AGED 55-60 SAID THEY EXPERIENCED CHRONIC PAIN IN THEIR JOBS, AND NEARLY HALF SAID THEY HAD ARTHRITIS. >> WE'RE FORGETTING MANY OF THE REASONS WHY PEOPLE ARE LIVING LONGER IS BECAUSE THEY'RE ABLE TO RETIRE EARLIER. >> Reporter: THE PROPOSED CHANGES WILL LIKELY AFFECT PEOPLE WHO ARE AT LEAST 20 YEARS FROM RETIREMENT. SO FOR JOE BERGOLA, THE DAYS SPENT SPOILING HIS GRANDCHILDREN ARE ONLY A FEW YEARS AWAY. ANTHONY MASON, CBS NEWS, NEW YORK. >> Glor: WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK. >> Glor: A FRIGHTENING SCENE IN THE BALTIC SEE AS A FERRYBOAT WAS ENGULFED IN FLAMES FOLLOWING AN EXPLOSION. 249 PEOPLE WERE ON BOARD. ALL OF THEM WERE RESCUED. THE FERRY WAS HEADED FROM GERMANY TO LITHUANIA. OFFICIALS ARE INVESTIGATING WHAT CAUSED THE EXPLOSION BUT THEY HAVE RULED OUT A BOMB. IN WHAT MAY BE A FIRST, A CALIFORNIA SEA LION HAS UNDERGONE PLASTIC SURGERY. THAT SEA LION, SERGEANT NEVIS, WAS SHOT IN THE FACE LAST YEAR BY FISHERMAN, LEAVING TWO GAPING HOLES. THE SURGERY TO REPAIR THE WOUND MAY SAVE HIS LIFE. HE CAN HOPEFULLY, ONCE AGAIN, DIVE TO FIND FOOD. COMING UP, THEY IMAGINED AND REMEMBERED ON JOHN LENNON'S BIRTHDAY.

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ONLINE COMMERCE. ON A DAY WHEN THE LATEST JOBS NUMBERS PAINT A DEPRESSING PICTURE OF A STRUGGLING ECONOMY. BUT FOR SOME PEOPLE, THERE'S ONE AVENUE AT LEAST THAT STILL SEEMS TO INTERSECT WITH EASY STREET. AND THAT'S THE AUCTION WEBSITE EBAY. THE SITE HAS MOVED FAR BEYOND ITS EARLY INCARNATION AS SOMETHING OF A SPRAWLING ONLINE RUMMAGE SALE AND IT'S BECOME A SLICK 8.7 BILLION MARKET. OUTLOOK FOR SELLERS WHO BUILT THEIR OWN BUSINESSES, ONE MOUSE CLICK AT A TIME. JOHN DONVAN HAS OUR REPORT. >> ALL OF THIS IS LISTED ON THE EBAY SITE RIGHT NOW, ALL FOR SALE. WE MOVED FROM 5,000 SQUARE FOOT SPACE TO NOW 12,000. >> Reporter: AND SO IT WAS THAT A ONE-TIME LAWYER TURNED STAY AT HOME MOTHER NAMED LINDA LIGHTMAN CAME TO BE RUNNING IN PENNSYLVANIA A FULL-TIME CONSIGNMENT CLOTHING OPERATION. >> THIS IS THE PHOTO ROOM. I USED TO GO OUTSIDE, BECAUSE WHEN I STARTED I DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO USE A DIGITAL CAMERA. THIS IS THE SHOE ROOM. SHOES ARE PUT AWAY BY DESIGNER OR SIZE. THIS IS THE SHIPPING ROOM. BOXES COME IN AND THEN THEY GET INVENTORIED. >> Reporter: YOU USED TO DO THIS YOURSELF? >> I WAS A ONE-WOMAN SHOW. >> Reporter: ALL OF THEM USED TO BE JUST YOU, PROBABLY IN YOUR LIVING ROOM OR SOMETHING. >> THE ENTIRE HOUSE. BY THE TIME I WAS DONE. AND WHEN I STARTED -- >> Reporter: HOW LONG AGO? >> TEN YEARS AGO. SO, I'VE GROWN UP WITH EBAY.>> HELLO, EVERYBODY. WELCOME TO OUR 15th BIRTHDAY PARTY. HOW ABOUT THAT? HOW ABOUT THAT? >> Reporter: AND ON THE DAY THEY CELEBRATED 15 YEARS IN BUSINESS IN SAN JOSE, THE REAL CELEBRATION WAS NOT FOR THE SUITS BUT FOR ALL THE LINDAS OUT THERE, ALL THE MOM AND POP MOGULS WHO HAVE MADE EBAY WHAT IT REALLY IS TODAY. >> HEY, TONY, HOW ARE YOU? >> HOW IS IT GOING? >> Reporter: AND EBAY CEO, JOHN DONNA LOW, HE KNOWS A LOT OF THEM PERSONALLY. >> WHAT'S GOING ON? >> Reporter: AND MAKES A POINT OF GETTING TO KNOW THE REST. >> WHAT DO YOU SELL? >> AH, TREASURES. >> COMPUTER SOFTWARE. >> CUSTOM RHINESTONE APPAREL. >> Reporter: WHEN THEY ARE GATHERED TOGETHER HERE, IT STRIKES YOU THAT EBAY, ONE OF THE GREET PIONEERS OF CYBER COMMERCE, ACTUALLY HAS MADE ITS BILLIONS WITH THE RESURRECTION OF SOMETHING QUITE OLD IN AMERICAN LIFE, SO OLD IT HAD ALL BUT FADED FROM THE AMERICAN DREAM. >> SECOND GENERATION THIS IS MY DAUGHTER. >> OH, HEY! >> SHE'S GROWN UP WATCHING ME AND DOING HER OWN NOW. >> WHAT DO YOU SELL? >> CLOTHING. >> Reporter: AND THAT SOMETHING OLD IS THE FAMILY BUSINESS. WHICH, AT ONE TIME, DOMINATED THE GEOGRAPHY OF AMERICAN RETAIL. FAMILY-OWNED PET STORES AND BOOK SHOPS AND FURNITURE SELLERS AND ROADSIDE HAMBURGER JOINTS. YOU COULD MAKE A DECENT LIVING SELLING TO YOURR NEIGHBORS. YOU, MOM, AND YOU, POP. THEN WHAT HAPPENED? >> IN THE '80s AND '90s, LARGE RETAILERS GREW IN SCALE AND IN ESSENCE PUSHED THE LITTLE GUY OFF INSTREET. >> Reporter: THEN EBAY CAME ALONG AND GAVE THE LITTLE GUY ONE MORE CHANCE. >> EBAY WAS THE FIRST PLACE WHERE ALL OF A SUDDEN THE LITTLE GUY, WHETHER THEY'RE IN A RURAL LOCATION OR URBAN LOCATION IF THEY WERE CREATIVE, ENTREPRENEURIAL, YOU COULD START A BUSINESS. >> Reporter: IF YOU STILL THINK OF EBAY AS TRADING US VIA ONLINE AUCTION, YOU ARE ABOUT A DOZEN YEARS OUT OF DATE. AND WAY BEHIND A STARTLING STATISTIC. >> OUR LATEST ANALYSIS SHOWS THAT OVER 1 MILLION PEOPLE, ROUGHLY 1.4 MILLION PEOPLE MAKE THEIR PRIMARY OR SECONDARY LIVING ON EBAY. >> Reporter: YOU'RE THE SOLUTION TO THE UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM? OKAY, MARK THAT EXAGGERATION. BUT IT IS A FACT THAT LOGTS OF PEOPLE OUT THERE HAVE FOUND THE KEYS TO ECONOMIC SURVIVAL AND THE SATISFACTION OF BEING THEIR OWN BOSSES BY MASTERING THE MERCHANDISING ME CAB ICKES OF EBAY. >> WE TAKE PICTURES OF THE LABEL, THE FRONT, THE ZIPPER. >> Reporter: WHICH BRINGS US BACK TO LINDA. FOR HER, IT STARTED ACCIDENTALLY. >> MY SON SAID, WAIT, THERE'S THIS THING CALLED EBAY. TAKE PHOTOS AND PUT THEM UP. WE DID. WE GOT $20, $50. >> Reporter: AND FROM THAT, SHE BUILT A LITTLE EMPIRE CALLED LINDA'S STUFF. SHE'S ON TRACK TO BRING IN $7 MILLION IN SALES THIS YEAR, WHICH IS MORE THAN DOUBLE WHAT SHE MADE IN 2007. HOW MANY PEOPLE DO YOU EMPLOY HERE? >> 56. TWO YEARS AGO, WE PROBABLY HAD 25. >> Reporter: WOW. YOU'RE THE SOLUTION TO THE RECESSION. OVERSTATING THINGS AGAIN, BUT IT IS A QUESTION OF REAL POSSIBILITIES. HOW MUCH OF THIS REALLY IS ANYBODY COULD DO IT? >> I THINK ANYBODY COULD DO IT. >> Reporter: YOU DO? >> I DO. I THINK ANYONE CAN DO IT. IT'S A GREAT WAY TO MAKE MONEY. I THINK I DO IT BETTER. I REALLY DO. BECAUSE I WORK REALLY HARD. I WAS A LAWYER BEFORE THIS. I AM PUTTING IN MORE HOURS HERE THAN I EVER DID AS AN ATTORNEY. >> Reporter: WHICH IS MORE SATISFYING -- I KNOW THE ANSWER. >> THIS, HANDS DOWN. I FEEL LIKE THIS HAS ENABLED ME TO REINVENT MYSELF. >> Reporter: OR IN RURAL MARYLAND, TO SELL SKIS, THIS IS CHRIS CHAPMAN'S E BUSINESS, HOUSED IN A 35,000 SQUARE FOOT FORMER TOBACCO WAREHOUSE. HE USED TO WORK BEHIND THE COUNTER IN A SKI SHOP. LOOK AT THIS PLACE. HOW MANY SETS OF SKIS DO YOU HAVE HERE? >> ABOUT 7,000PAIRS. >> Reporter: AND YOU HAVE BOOTS? >> BOOTS. SKIS, SNOWBOARDS. >> Reporter: CHAPMAN'S BUSINESS, IT'S CALLED SNOW SPORT DEALS, IS ABOUT RESELLING USED SKIS AND BOOTS. MY BREAD AND BUTTER IS USED SKIS. DEMOS, RENTALS. >> Reporter: HE BROUGHT IN $1.3 MILLION IN SELLS LAST YEAR ALONE. >> THIS IS ONE OF THE SKIS FOR SALE RIGHT NOW. EBAY IS SUCH A GOOD TOOL AND ALLOWED ME TO HAVE AESS TO ALL THESE PEOPLE. >> Reporter: CHAPMAN SELLS A LOT OF HIS SKIS THROUGH A COMPETITOR SITE, AMAZON.COM AND THAT'S FAIRLY COMMON. A FEW YEARS BACK, THERE WAS A GROWING SENSE THAT EBAY WASN'T SO SPECIAL ANYMORE. >> EBAY MAY HAVE BEEN THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE, THERE WERE LOTS OF ALTERNATIVES IN THE FIRST PART OF THE 2000s, AND, SO WHAT WE'VE BEEN DOING IS, TAKING THIS CORE VALUAND UPDATING AND ENHANCING THE USER EXPERIENCE SO THAT IT'S CONTEMPORARY AND INNOVATIVE. SO, THIS IS OUR iPHONE APPLICATN. 11 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE DOWNLOADED IT. >> Reporter: IT SEEMS TO BE WORKING FOR EBAY. $8.7 BILLION LAST YEAR. AND THE COMPANY IS NOW ATTRACTING BIG WIGS LIKE FASHION DESIGNERS. >> THIS IS ONE OF OUR EBAY STANDARD STYLES. IT CALLED THE ALL IN ONE GOWN. >> Reporter: THE POINT BEING, SHE'S NOT SELLING USED CLOTHING. THIS IS STRAIGHT OUT OF THE DESIGN PSEUDOOWE. IN FACT, ABOUT 70% OF THE GOOMDS NOW SOLD ON EBAY ARE BRAND NEW. >> EVEN THOUGH THE OLD IDEA OF EBAY IS RESELL AND KIND OF RETICKET AND RESELL, HERE, YOU START WITH AN ORIGINAL THAT YOU CAN ONLY GET ON EBAY. IT'S A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR ANYONE WHO HAS BEEN IN THE BUSINESS AS LONG AS I HAVE. OR A NEW DESIGNER WHO IS TRYING TO START A CAREER ON A SHOE STRING. >> Reporter: SHE'S WAY PAST MOM AND POP. BUT STILL, THAT THEY COULD PACK A PARTY WITH WHEEL WHO STARTED SMALL, AND SOME NOW ARE MILLIONAIRES. >> BIG SHOES HERE. >> Reporter: EBAY MAKES IT ABOUT ANY RETAIL BUSINESS YOU CHOOSE. SOMEBODY WHO HAS NEVER BEEN ANYTHING BUTTEN EMPLOYEE MIGHT BE HEARING YOU SAY, YOU CAN START UP A BUSINESS ON EBAY. THAT HAS TO SEEM SCARY. WHAT DO YOU SAY TO SOMEBODY LIKE THAT. >> FIND SOMEONE THAT'S DOING IT EBAY SELLERS WILL HELP OTHER EBAY SELLERS. THAT'S ONE OF THE WONDERFUL PARTS OF THE COMMUNITY. >> Reporter: AND WHO KNOWS. MAYBE WHEN EBAY TURNS 20, YOU'LL BE AT THE PARTY, TOO. ?AND I WILL BE THERE ? >> Reporter: I'M JOHN DONVAN FOR "NIGHTLINE" IN SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA.

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