, was scott.resa olechowski, cindy's best friend since the second grade, like sisters in their matching too- cool for school white boots with buckles -- >> we wore those shoes everywhere. >> -- was at the mall the day cindy's crush on 14-year-old scott began. >> scott had a couple of friends with him and we passed by, started talking to them, they started talking to us. and i think they had a lot of the same interests. >> cathy was cindy's other great friend from school and sleepovers. >> she was really, really head over heels in love with him, but it wasn't anything like a long, deep relationship. >> just puppy love infatuation? >> puppy love, yes, exactly. >> but the place with puppy love blossomed at the mall, would a weeks later get cindy in hot water with her father. this mall was about seven miles from cindy's house and she had standing orders from her dad never to walk home, but she did. and a single dad raising a teenager needed his rules followed. >> and so i had grounded her -- >> which

why would somebody who's pro scott walker file papers to recall scott walker?hat filing gave governor walker a week and a half head start on funding to fend off the recall effort which is ni

i'm scott mcgrew. scott mcgreeley is known for his sound bites. he called apple technology a roach motel and microsoft. what he did over the course of 20-plus years. >>> lots of good things that i can do to drive education and security and privacy. >> scott mcneely ran sun microsystems for 22 years, a silicon valley record. by comparison john chambers has been ahead of cisco for 15 years. carol bartzes with the ceo of yahoo! for just under three years. lay hola pot i kerr, ceo of hewlett-packa hewlett-packard, three months. scott mcneilly was in it for the long term. sun was eventually sold off to oracle shortly after mcneilly stepped down leaving the high-energy hockey fan looking for new goals. he's found two, an online effort to provide free open-source lesson plans to teachers called kuricky and a new social networking app he call s weig in. he tried to convince everyone that the network was the computer and someone else called it the cloud and it came on. i know there's an app you want to talk about. start with sun for just a minute. 20-plus

latest updates lots of next rocket fire wall street but also just a few hours was causing governor scott walker will have to start fighting for his political life a breakdown of the progressive recall effort the badger state and what kind of underhanded tactics walker supporters are resorting to make sure the war on labor continues and later in the show who wife more than seven trillion dollars out of our economy in tonight's deal we think. you need to know this over the weekend iraq war veteran scott olsen was finally released from the hospital also was nearly killed by oakland police when he was in the head by a tear gas canister during the police assault occupy over more than two weeks ago he suffered a skull fracture and brain injuries also released a photo of himself with a statement reading i'm feeling a lot better with a long road in front of me after my freedom of speech was quite literally taken from me my speech is coming back but i've got a lot of work to do with the rehab thank you for all your support it has meant the world to me you'll be hearing more from me in the near fu

obnoxious death threats in wisconsin how the effort to recall governor scott walker is taking a troubling turn. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians decision it's completely breakthrough had sort of been made who can you trust no one who is in view with the global news we've seen where we had a state controlled capitalism and school saxon's when nobody dares to ask me do you are a key question morning. welcome back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour despite web sites getting hacked lately voter suppression outright lies and now death threats the effort to recall governor scott walker in wisconsin was on the latest news the badger state coming right up and in our everything you know is wrong for tonight everything you know about childhood vaccines. was later and still we take that's the bridge in selma and the university campus and no one but they have. over the weekend more than thirty thousand wisconsinites rallied in front of the state capitol in madison to promote the effort to recall republican governor scott walker already they have over

why would somebody who's pro scott walker file papers to recall scott walker?

>> reporter: absolutely not, scott. even though it can such a blessing-- my own dad is 93 years old-- economists simply don't know where the extra money is going to come from. the current health care bill per year in america is $2.5 trillion. >> pelley: john, thanks very much. ilotpilot of a commuter plane gets stuck in the lavatory in flight. that story coming next. >> pelley: there was a cockpit next.cc1: [ female announcer ] you spend weeks planning it. you spend all day cooking it. so why spend even a moment considering any broth but swanson? the broth cooks trust most to make the meal folks spend all year waiting for. in stuffing and more, the secret is swanson. turn right up ahead. you never update me. so, now i just have to wing it. i meant turn left up ahead. recalculating. turn right now! [ horn honks, tires screech ] [ laughs ] [ crash! ] and your fifteen-minute insurance might not pay for all this. so get allstate. you could save money and be better protected from mayhem like me. recalculating. [ dennis ] dol

scott olson was released from the hospital this weekend. online as of last night. occupy oakland protests came back from that october police action bigger than they had been before. this right now is a shot of what occupy oakland looked like moments ago. reports of 500 to 1,000 people reconvenes after they were cleared out this morning, reconvening in downtown oakland. joining us for the interview, a man who resigned with jean quan in protest of the police action today at "occupy oakland." john segal. i appreciate the time tonight. >> my pleasure. >> why did you choose to resign at 2:00 a.m. this morning? >> you know, i was very unhappy with the police raid on the occupy oakland camp on october 25th, and in a conversation with some of the protesters after that raid, they challenged me about continuing to work for the city administration. and i said i was really thinking about it, but i decided to stay and hope that the policy of allowing the camp to resume would be followed. but when it became clear early this morning that 600 or 700 riot p

people will remember that history if scott walker is recalled.t will bring back to everyone, and will have a national impact. congresswoman gwen moore, let's do it again. >> let's do it again, reverend. >>> have a good weekend. >> thank you. >>> the fight for the middle class got a boost today, thanks for the wrong-way republicans. that's coming up. the markets never stop moving. of course, neither do i. solution? td ameritrade mobile trader. i can enter trades on the run. even futures and 4x. complex options, done. [ cellphone rings ] thank you. live streaming audio. advanced charts. look at that. all right her wherever "here" happens to be. mobile trading from td ameritrade. number one in online equity trades. plus get up to $600 when you open an account. ♪ you ooohoohooh... ♪ you are my heart... [ male announcer ] vera wang love. ♪ oh yes you do... the new diamond bridal collection from vera wang. exclusively at zales. try smart balance buttery spread. it's heart-healthier than butter. with omega-3s. 64% less saturated fat. and clinically prov

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott. a couple minutes ago a large group of police officers, oakland police and others, just took off down broadway. in fact, when we got here maybe 15 minutes ago the entire street here near 14th and broadway was closed because there was so much going on. so many officers, so many people wandering around after a very long night and a really, really what was considered a peaceful day, peaceful demonstration with occupy oakland. then overnight, a group of demonstrators broke off, if you will. there was heavy graffiti here on the buildings. it is pretty much on several of the buildings around here at 14th and broadway. just a really dramatic turn of events from what city leaders say was a peaceful demonstration with about 7,000 people overnight. the splinter group broke off temporarily, took off a vacant building near franko gala plaza and started fires according to the police. the interim chief said some people were determined to cause trouble. i spoke with an officer by phone from the oakla

i'm scott pelley. see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night.sored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.or >>> this is 9news now. >>> a d.c. demolition derby. people on one street find their parked cars crushed after something hit them overnight. it was a pretty rude awakening for about half a dozen car owners. it all happened in the 1000 block in northwest d.c. between 11th and sherman avenue. delia gonclaves went down there to check out the carnage. >> reporter: i'm delia gonclaves in columbia heights. several cars totalled after a car smashed into one vehicle, flipped over and then landed on top of a second car. >> devastating. >> reporter: passerbys couldn't help and stop and stare in sheer amazing. shattered glass and car debris scattered on the street. >> looks like a full fledged collision, ran over a car then

scott? >> pelley: allen, thanks very much. president obama is trying to interpret what all of this means and our chief white house correspondent norah o'donnell is traveling with the president in france. norah? >> reporter: scott, and president obama delivered an urgent message to world leaders gathered here, that it is time for them to come together and solve this european debt crisis before it becomes a contagion and spreads to the rest of the world. >> central to our discussion to the g-20 is how do we achieve greater global growth and put >>ople back to work. >> reporter: there was a collective sigh of relief today when greece backed down. that decision by mr. papandreou followed some hard-ball tactics played by the french and german leaders. they essentially threatened to kick greece out of the eurozone and to withhold financial aid. and there's a feeling among obama administration officials that that intense pressure really worked. scott, as one senior white house official said to me tonight "everyone is under the bright

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. a coordinated global effort to head off a panic over european debt sent stock markets roaring around the world today. the dow closed with its biggest gain in nearly three years. it started when the federal reserve bank in washington and central banks in europe and japan all worked together to make borrowing easier. the dow was up just over 490 points today. it's quite a week already. in the last three days, the dow is up 7.25%. back in the black. our senior business correspondent anthony mason is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. anthony. >> reporter: the dow is over 12,000 again, scott, and all 30 stocks in the index were actually up today, and as you say, the dow is now back in the black for the year. the rally began at the opening bell and never lost momentum. all three major armies were up more than 3% on the day. >> the european move was definitely the spark that lit the fire. >> reporter: the fed's coordinated move today with the central banks of europe, england, jap

scott broom, 1kwr-7b9 news now. >> this one just into our wusa9 information center.o has just been freed from prison. he is free to leave the island. we'll tell you more about where

it is good conditions, they don't know where scott is. should they go the 45 in one day or should they stick to mare march? >> almond son went 17 miles and rested. why? because if you go to 45 and find yourself overextended and a really big storm hits, then you can can be overexposed exhausted and die, he had not just the discipline to stick with his march bad conditions and make progress but never to go too far even when the prize is within reach, and it is interesting, because if we look at our companies, they had mar chs like this. the other thing, two things that almond son had that was different from scott, almond son grew out of this idea of worrying what can happen, had productive pair know, i can't it was a pair know i can't that is very productive, he would put three times the amount of buffers in his supply depots in case they needed them coming back, scott would calculate what he needs and put wx and put bag. >> he would put one flag, so if he misses that is bad, almond son would put black pennants for ten-kilometer target, yo

armen. >> reporter: good evening, scott. we're hearing that from attorneys representing several victims in this case. he said those victims told him abuse by sandusky included rape and molestation. minnesota attorney jeff anderson has represented victims of childhood sexual abuse for nearly 30 years, including thousands of victims of pedophile catholic priests. >> the institutional failure at penn state really parallels the institutional failure we've seen at the top level of the catholic church hierarchy. top officials failing to act to protect the kids, rather, choosing to protect their reputation. >> reporter: anderson is now working with several men he says survived suveer sexual abuse, molestation and rape by former penn state coach jerry sandusky. >> the emotions of the survivors and their families right now are really a retraumatization. it's a mixture of despair, confusion, and fury. >> reporter: a key witness against sandusky is assistant football coach michael mcqueary. but now there are conflicting stories of exac

could be numbered but not if republicans in the badger state have their say what the latest on the scott walker recall effort later in the show. you need to know this happy birthday occupy wall street today officially marks two months since the ninety nine percent movement kicked off in lower manhattan zuccotti park and despite mayor bloomberg as midnight raid on the part two days ago the movement is stronger than ever just look at what's happening across america today this was the scene in new york city where thousands took to the streets to literally occupy wall street they were met as usual by n.y.p.d. cops in riot gear upwards of two hundred people were arrested for engaging in civil disobedience and there were more widespread reports of police brutality and injured protesters. and this was the scene in los angeles where thousands of people met at a local bank of america and march through downtown l.a. shutting down traffic mass arrests reported there too and this is what happened in the nation's capital today it's time to shut down traffic and march through the city so needless to s

but as for that captain, scott, he certainly has a lot of critics.re people questioning not quy his motives but the timing of his revelations, coming just shy of the 30th anniversary of a death that has captivated this town ever since. >> pelley: there will be more ceout this on "48 hours" tomorrow night a massive wildfire in reno, nevada. roreport from the fireline next. next. dry mouth can be frustrating... and ignoring it can lead to... sipping water can help, but dentists recommend biotene. biotene moisturizes and helps supplement some of saliva's enzymes, providing soothing relief when you need it most. don't ignore dry mouth... look for biotene in your oral care section today. this has been medifacts for biotene. you spend all day cooking it. so why spend even a moment considering any broth but swanson? the broth cooks trust most to make the meal folks spend all year waiting for. in stuffing and more, the secret is swanson. and it's your fault. instead of blaming me try advil congestion relief. often the real problem is swelling, not mucus. adv

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. i >> pelley: good evening. herman cain tonight is considering whether to go forward with his campaign for the republican nomination for president just five weeks out now from the first voting in iowa. after an allegation of an extra marital affair yesterday, cain held a conference call yesterday with key people in his campaign. a transcript of the call was released by the publication "national review." we have a team of correspondents covering the race beginning with dean reynolds with the cain campaign in michigan tonight. dean? >> reporter: scott, herman cain is supposed to give a speech here at hillsdale college tonight on foreign policy but what a lot of people are wondering is whether his campaign a k survive this latest scandal. in a conference call with supporters today herman cain acknowledged the accusation of a aong-term extra marital affair could end his run for the presidency. >> reporter: cain told supporters the allegations have "taken a toll on my wife and family, as yo

scott broom is on the icc. delia with the beltway and scott, how are you doing? >> well, more specifically, we started from montgomery mall. it's like the grand premier opening of a new movie theater. i'm waiting online. the sign says i'm a quarter mile away, because i had to come north on 270 jog across county and man there's a lot of traffic. right now, i'm doing ten miles an hour and i'm just now hitting 270 get on to the icc. so, it is mighty popular. a lot of people trying to get on this highway. i'll let you know how crowded it is. >> all right. so we all thought delia might have the tougher time getting to bwi, but how are things going for you? >> you know, we're making headway. not so bad considering the weather that we're dealing with and this is rush hour. we have been traveling at about, consistently 15 to 20 miles an hour. there have been some slowdowns and we speed up occasionally. but you can see the sign we're approaching georgia avenue and silver spring. we have been on the beltway for a good 20 minutes or so. and we have been moving. we saw a car

"cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ley: tonight, one of the women accusing herman cain of sexual harassment says it happened more than once. >> she made a complaint in good faith about a series of inappropriate behaviors and unwanted advances from the c.e.o. >> pelley: jan crawford has the breaking news. congresswoman gabrielle giffords reveals what she remembers of the shooting and her reaction to learning that others had died. lee cowan has her story. new unemployment numbers are out today. anthony mason tells us what they say about where the economy is headed now. and "on the road" with steve hartman. tonight, proof that an elephant never forgets. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. with herman cain essentially tied for the lead in the republican presidential contest, we've been following late- breaking developments on those accusations of sexual harassment. today one of the women who accused him said through her attorney that there were several incident

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scott olsen, an iraq veteran, the man injured in the raid, joins me.irst live television interview. keep those tweets coming. use the #edshow and watch for your tweet at the bottom of the screen. >>> well, it's more rough and tumble in the airline industry. the workers are about to get screwed, again. this time americanairlines has filed chapter 11. a new york court claiming labor costs and fuel costs are causing the problem. ceo tom horton said, "it became increasingly clear that the cost gap between us and our competitors was untenable." we've heard this story before. eight years ago, union employees took a 33% pay cut. united went after health care, sick leave and vacation. to this day, none of that was ever restored. in 2002, united and us airways went down this road. now it's americanairlines' turn to screw workers. that's exactly what it is. the airline has $24 billion in assets. $29 billion in liabilities. and over $4 billion in cash. but it's the workers' fault. it's eay to file chapter 11, nail the workers and blame the market. this is another

scott is a few miles ahead after taking the newly opened icc.lia made it off the crowded beltway to i-95. she is also making progress, but as you can see, it's stop and go. we'll check back in with them at the end of the show to hear about the trip. lesli. >> lots of traffic over the thanksgiving holiday and cooking the perfect meal is on a lot of our minds. it's hard to do when you can't afford the turkey. kristin fisher spent some time at fedex field today where the redskins did their part. >> oh my goodness. this is absolutely wonderful. it helps tremendously. i mean, just think. this is close to $100 worth of groceries that i didn't have to pay for. >> she is one of the 3500 people in prince georges county getting a free thanksgiving feast from the washington redskins. >> this is an awesome opportunity for someone to have a thanksgiving dinner. a lot of families are fighting each and every day. any way we can give back and make it easier is a blessing. >> we started this nine years ago as a very, very important activity giving back to the co

ctedeporter: it's not unexpected scott. congre scott. congressional leaders from both uppoies reiterated their support placeeping those cuts in place as well. s oess, they say, members of longress can actually get iguether and figure out a more ibleible way to cut $1.2 trillion from the deficit by the time the spending cuts are supposed to go into in effect 13 innths. >> pelley: nancy, thanks very much. the failure of u.s. and european governments to deal with their dbts sent stocks sharply lower today. the dow fell 248 points, or more han 2%. it's the market's fourth ngraight losing session and it puts the dow just over into tigative territory for the year, down three-tenths of 1%. the supercommittee was expected enthsal with extending unemployment benefits and tendingng the payroll tax cut which benefits many working families. we wondered what happens now ailedthe committee has failed, o we turned to our senior business correspondent anthony mason. anthony? >> reporter: scott, if the payroll tax cut is not extended, it essentially acts

like most people charged with first degree murder, scott was being held without bond. >> the suspects are held with no bonds, while awaiting their actual trial date. >> reporter: until 10 days ago, that is. whether according to prince georges county police department, some type of clerical mistake led to scott being offered a $75,000 bond. >> whose fault is this? >> it looks like a clerical error possibly, through the court system. >> reporter: police say scott quickly put up $75,000 in cash and was released from custody. according to police, four days later, six days ago, the police department was notified of scott's released. prompting a nationwide search to find the killer and get him back behind bars. >> this individual has the capacity to flee the area. when the actual murder occurred he had fled and was located a few months later in las vegas. >> reporter: police say given the charges against him frederick scott should possibly be considered armed and dangerous. they are urging anyone with any information about his whereabouts to call crime solvers at 1-866-411-tips. >>> the sta

how about the radical governors of walker, kasich, christie, snyder and scott? you could do to all of those states and find that the public sector employees have been cut big time. the firefighters, the police officers and the teachers. and where have the tax cuts gone? to the top 1%. and, oh, by the way, i think those republican governors are just as guilty as the republicans in washington. whose side are you on? i ask this question often. how much more evidence do you need that the republicans undoubtedly have a playbook? they're playing it to a "t" and trying to sabotage the economy and have the media in their back pocket. if some investor were come to tell you, hey, i'll give you thousands of dollars, i'll guarantee you growth for 20 months, you think it's a good deal, you'd take that, wouldn't you? guaranteed, guaranteed growth for 20 straight months. you'd take that deal. well, we've had 20 straight months of private sector job growth this country. by this socialist president who doesn't understand business. if private business is growing, then how come al

he is on stronger ground than scott pelly, i think. but shouldn't congress, shouldn't congress define the enemy combatant concept into clear legal language? come on. we are fighting worldwide terrorist threat that doesn't acknowledge any rules whatsoever. they kill anyone. they do anything. it is long past time to formalize our response as a country. and congress should do that. check 2. on the subject of military action, mitt romney got a question about iranian nukes on saturday. >> how do you prevent them from obtaining a nuclear weapon? is it worth going to war to prevent that? >> well, it's worth putting in place crippling sanctions. it's worth working with the insurgents in the country to encourage regime change in the country. and if all else fails, if after all of the work we have done there is nothing else we can do besides take military action then, of course, you take military action it is unacceptable for iran to have a nuclear weapon. >> bill: very strong statement. check 3. attacking "killing lincoln" you may remember a fe

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scott? >> pelley: armen, in that brief conversation you had with mcqueary on his porch, part of that was off camera. i wonder who he told you? >> reporter: well, scott he's very rattled by this whole experience. off camera he was telling me how concerned he was about his personal life, his personal safety, and the future in coaching, because, obviously, he's caught in a very difficult i think the word "shattered" or "shaken" really operates here because mike is just in a state where he really doesn't know, it appears, which way to turn. >> pelley: armen, thank you very much. tonight, a new york judge says the police were right today to route the occupy wall street protesters from the park where the movement began. the judge said the protesters have the right to assemble, but he said there's no constitutional right to a camp- out. michelle miller is in the park tonight. michelle? >> reporter: and good evening, scott. just behind me you can see that police are letting occupation wall street pr