no lawyer for the wallaces. >> wallace: whatever myron wanted to do, myron was going to do. hello!ws. ♪ ♪ >> susie: myron-- mike-- went on to do all kinds of early television, from variety shows to commercials... >> wallace: it's proctor and gamble's golden fluffo. darling, at this point in our lives... >> safer: ...from talk to soap. >> wallace: 'cause i got it made. it was fine, it was honest work. but i was not especially proud of it. >> safer: and then, in 1962, an event that would change his life. while sightseeing on a mountaintop in greece, mike's 19-year-old son peter was >> wallace: and we went over and found him. he had fallen off a cliff. he... you know, what can you say? he was a glorious young man. the... >> safer: i cannot think of anything worse... >> wallace: oh, yeah. >> safer: ... than losing a child. i mean, we are programmed so that they will outlive us. >> wallace: mm-hmm. that's right. >> safer: to honor peter's memory, mike decided to concentrate on more meaningful work. >> wallace: mike wallace at large on the cbs radio network. >> safer: cbs news became his

become much quick myron chaos which might also affected neighboring countries. because it isn't then him. and then the dynasty this is. this is. us that. we honestly. have across thank you for this question. should. first of all we share. our outlook on the issue of providing stability in syria. we are categorically against. any. any. violation of their territorial integrity. as you know. syria. has already taken action that has caused some eighteen thousand lives civilian lives in syria and. we are looking at every g.m. that is. wiping out its own citizens. some forty thousand refugees from syria are currently accommodated in turkey. one hundred fifty thousand refugees are injured are in jordan right now. and another twenty thousand refugees are currently harbored in lebanon. considering such a situation we have our own assessment of what's going on. we are saying that. one. syria should be decided by the will of its people. very most. we would like. to see. the fate of syria post assad to be. chosen and decided by none other then the people of syria themselves

world rain that caused problems on monday andy murray's match with myron shalit was postponed with the fourth seed a set up a finalist last year wolf which song it was a set down against mardy fish when rain altered that one the russian mikhail youzhny whether dennis istomin in five sets the next up for usually roger federer in the quarter finals. now to cycling or britain's mark cavendish has won the second stage of this year's tour de france the world champion beating germany's on pole in a bunch sprint for the finish line cavendish seen here in the yellow helmet when the sprinters green jersey in last year's race and threw down a marker to his rivals on monday switzerland's family and councillor stays in the lead in the lead as yellow jersey i should say and remain seven seconds ahead of another great bragging wiggins in the general classification. now euro twenty twelve it may be over but for the host countries the effect will be felt for a long time to come kate partridge looks now and how the last month in the spotlight could help boost ukraine's tourist industry. football the wo

with myron. you. choose your place to take your stuff. to. make your statement. one of the more. she points to a moment. home . welcome back let's switch gears a bit because more reports have come out about the civil and criminal probe into libel for the wall street journal reports several groups of traders are under investigation by regulators around the world for allegedly working together to rig interest rates it was an interest rate rigging reign is what it sounds like allegedly more than a dozen traders from at least nine banks are under scrutiny and we keep hearing more and more about this investigation but what about libel or itself what is being discussed in the way of alternatives to a benchmark interest rate that is the underpinning of an estimated five hundred fifty trillion dollars in financial products but which we've seen seems like it can be pretty easily rigged while alternatives are actually something that federal reserve chairman ben bernanke he wouldn't you know spoke about before congress at a hearing last week let's listen to reserve has not come out in favor

my name is myron and i met rentable at a charter school for a middle school my questioni around howowe whstts b tve paulbeau want to begin to transform this conversation that adults are having to allowing and empowering my students to e facilitaveveion onthlvndan to s ifheulgu t asias hw n w tac yo school converse about race? >> yes i am and they do. >> is it a mix group of teachers? tag t ncomrtab fr ose stages from beginning to more advanced and progressive so i don't want to say they were uncomfortable. itially t-thee be prsst es ae ye ud] >>e ha t nvtiitheboow they would like to have a conversation about race? via i ha not. >> i would start there. beuse you are go f ho i lowri ouin u the issue and i think in conversation, at's the best way to handle th. i also k hae th o sthyoso ed t let parents and on what is going on, because i will assure you that you ave a coersaoncl aas ve ks argotoho d eipantmeg the tth outhhd wot inth conversation, and you will have five people screaming at you because the ip i siit yid. gh t ire important to raise some isues -- and it smchr olghe >>arineh

these states alec was founded by a guy by the name of paul why rick or why why rich it's pronounced myron why rick thank you very much and this is what he said in one thousand nine hundred eighty two a group of this was in the early days of the christian coalition in the moral majority a group of republican activists in a church in dallas texas at the at the time that he said this he was running the direct mail part of ronald reagan's campaign here's paul why right. now many of our christian. what i call them call good government they want everybody to vote. i don't want everybody to vote elections are not won by a majority of people they never have been from the beginning of our country and they are not now as a matter of fact our leverage in the election is quite candid like go drop i've got only populist go down now he was in the first to say this william what rehnquist made his chops in the republican party in phoenix standing at native american hispanic voting places challenging the rights of those people to vote and was quite proud of it bragged about it we've got to drive down thei

myron cohen of the university of north carolina led ground-breaking research last year that found treating hiv infected people with anti-retro viral drugs as soon as diagnosed reduce it is likeliho likelihood by 96% that they'll pass the virus to uninfected partners. along with condemn usage, drugs may also prevent people from becoming infected in the first played. true have had da was recently approved for people at high risk the rate is skyrocketing among young african-american gay men. poverty and poor self-esteem are many reasons many of these men don't insist on using condoms, don't get trefted or treated. >> everyday we hear their experiences of homophobe yeah, racism, of the things that tear at their being. >> no matter who you are or who you love everyone deserves compassion. >> sir elton john, secretary of state hillary clinton and bill gates also spoke at the aids conference. during the conference secretary clinton announced an extra $150 million in aids research and prevention. in washington, erica edwards, news 4. ♪ in my life there's been heart ache and pain ♪ >> sounds good.

. >> joining us on the phone is y myron opal. thanks for joining us.says it should have power restored to customers by the end of the day. how is that progress coming? >> we met that milestone earlier this afternoon. so we have gotten power back to 90% of the 443,000 customers who lost power last friday. >> can we address this controversy over robo calls and maps on line being inaccurate. we have gotten several e-mails, lots of phone calls from people who say that they have been getting robo calls telling them the power is back on when it's not. they looked on maps online saying that their power is back on in their neighborhood and it's not. so how accurate are those numbers? how much can people trust those numbers of 90%? >> if i could have a moment to explain that. what the call actually said, we have changed that message because of the confusion that it was creating. the call actually said that power has been restored to your area. with area not being defined. if you have no power, press number two. what happens is you have nested outages or somewhe

myron is the owner. jackie mitchell he is certain he saw out on his patio mr.y evening, do you recall that? have you talked to your bartenders? >> i talked to my staff. nobody in my staff is familiar with him. i'm here approximately six to seven hours a day. i see downstairs in my office. i have my security cameras in front of me. i watch the door. it's our job to watch the door to monitor who comes in and out of here. we're not familiar with this person as a regular customer. >> reporter: mr. mitchell said, he had been in here two or three times in the past once with a group of students as he was telling us, certain on tuesday night but he was by himself. he said he didn't recall red, orange hair. is it possible that he could have come in for a period of time and had a beer out here and you didn't see it? how certain that he was or wasn't here? >> if i had to testify in court, i'm not hundred percent certain that he was here or not here, but i know he is not a regular. as i say we monitor our door. when somebody walks in the door, if they don't go directly to