adkins.ibility is going down the drain. >> he's something very special. >> i'm thinking charlie rose as we've never seen him. >> like i said your credibility is forever sullied now. not only have you interviewed the guy that did "badonkadonk" you wore his hat. nobody will ever take you serious again. >> oh, i think not. >> what trace didn't know, charlie likes "badonkadonk." >> i do. >> he loves a good badonkadonk. >> did y'all hear that? charlie rose -- >> talk about the good things that you do in terms of finding ordinary people who are doing extraordinary things in towns and small towns throughout america. >> you know, i had somebody yesterday say to me, you know, everybody says now that this generation is not as giving and caring as the generation that came before, and i said you know, i'm not going to argue with that, but there are still some out there, and we found them. there are a lot of people out there that are just committing selfless acts of kindness. >> every day. >> yeah. >> eve

adkins. he's out on tour. we'll talk about that and get the story from trace about badonkadonk on "cbs this morning." right now it's time for this morning's "healthwatch" with dr. holley phillips. >>> good morning. in today's "healthwatch", boost your memory by shutting your eyes. in today's hairy times, forgetfulness is an issue for everyone. it turns out keeping lists and repeating things can only do so much. if you need information to sink in, take a break and close your eyes. in a new study researchers asked 33 adults to listen to two short stories and to try to remember as many details from them as possible. afterward, one group rested quietly with their eyes closed in a darkroom. the other group played a computer game which served as a distraction from rest. overall, the participants who took a break remembered many more details than the distracted group, both right away and even seven days later. the new data supports finding that wakeful rest supports neural processes resulting in lon

. >>> country music superstar, trace adkins makes a stop in studio 57 later on "cbs this morning." >>now, that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. >>> we are following some breaking news out of berkeley this morning, a car slammed into a dorm building on the campus. >>>

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. >> the mayor is miles adkins. >> he is putting moorsville in the forefront. they are allowing children to have access to the technology and closer to the environment that the school district offers. >> you have had companies designed to come here because of the school? >> absolutely. >> a lot of it is (inaudible). >> my daughter recently did a project on pakistan. she had image, she had music, she had her own voice over. >> the temperature here can get really hot. 1200 degrees fahrenheit. >> it's a 2 minute movie. she wrote the script but it's not open a textbook and write a two-page summary about pakistan. >> as our cameras tour intermediate and high school the only books we found were novels. >> we are in the proceedings with textbooks. >> retired executive director for elementary education in moorsville. we look with virginia. >> change can be difficult but change was necessary for us to meet the challenges and needs of the young people we serve. >> we have had teachers who said i can't image going back to the old world that we were teaching and wishing an

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