>> reporter: agnes says there was a big mix-up.e saw an unfamiliar charge on her c c statement, called warranty service plan charged her $70 for merchandise. agnes didn't recognize the merchant or the amount so she disputed the charge. however, it turns out the charge was from good sam, using a new name and charging a higher premium. >> every time i call i have to keep explaining my situation. >> reporter: as soon as she realized it was good sam, agnes says she paid the premium, still, the company said her policy had been cancelled. agnes kept pointing to this document, showing the payment did go through, but no response. >> i'm going to channel 7, because i said i'm not getting anywhere with this. i was frustrated. -- frustrating. >> reporter: good sam took her case to its board of directors, finally the company agreed to reinstate the policy. the situation originated when she disputed the automatic monthly payment, putting her policy past due and cancelled. once we became aware of the situation we worked with the credit card comp

jets a similar attack on another local airport was repelled down the military hardware saved sister agnes mariam who actually spent over a decade in syria and came to the aid of the suffering when the conflict erupted says armed gangs started causing chaos a long time ago. power of thought it is a religious it's not political it's not even civilian in the january i ask to go to do or position part where to get it were already implemented ok and so i could have an idea as an eyewitness and in the beginning we did not even know who were source people and we said said those people there were. identified the gangs you know we said we don't know who they are but they are spreading. these or the. killings abducting and the many kind you know of metal rods for example they would keep a low if i have seen. in homes or. if luck of blood. because in the day before. people you know source and i did then defied gangs have been beheading nine i know with people just because they were i know it i have seen this with my eyes i. i. cannot i've missed out on the full version of this interview with a first

agnes said not true. >> she says we can't find the smn. i said how can you not find the money?she says there was a big mix up. she saw an unfamiliar charge on the statement. something called warranty service plan charged her $70 for merchandise. she didn't recognize the merchant or amount. she disputed the charge. how far, it turns out the charge was from good sam, using a new name and charging a heer -- higher premium. >> i have to keep explaining the situation again. >> and she realized and she says she paid. the company said the policy had been cancelled. she showed this document showing payment did go through. but no response. >> i'm going to channel 7. i said i'm not getting anywhere with this. >> good sam agreed to reinstate the policy. the situation originated when she disputed the monthly payment putting her policy past due and cancelled. and there is when by we work wtd credit card company. soon after she received a check for $237. >> i just really want to thank 7 on your side because i know without your help, i would still be calling. >> and she tells us it's fixed an

please welcome, agnes ford >> the house of the setting sun. the comrade again and the poorist way wave you. to the red flag. i put my mount to your misery new orleans. here, war lies piles so high. this floating prison of a cementary cries of range. this delta lies on its side. rows and rows upon it's own government and crushed. summertime is over and the living is dead. and around midnight all hopes are looted. no one will ever come clean of the katrina of the new orleans and the stinking house of the setting sun. but it's the black and the blue of the loving on the shoes, let alone a dime or water, america, you are always scotched earth in our mouth. always a rain of disaster of streams of our broken eyes. now the rags are the most turn. our pores the poorest that can be worn in the souls shop. now that all is lost and there is only nothing to lose. long live the courage and the poor. they begin to waiver. [applause]. >> vennetia. i was enranged at your body enettia. chicanery that cried out of an awfulor gast. slowly i found you should side

. >> queremos que la gente haga conciencia de lsoa tropellos por parte de los agnes del orden y queremosunos dicen que no les molesta. >> el tren sigue corriendo normal y todo está normal. >> me afectaría si el bar se retrasara. >> pero hace más de un año surgieron estas protestas y el 11 de agosto, la gerencia obstaculizó a muchos y tomaron varias acciones posteriormente. >> grupo de manifestantes se dirigen a las oficinas centrales me comuniqué vía telefónica con ellos y dijeron que trataran de mantener la estación. >> los bomberos siguen combatiendo otros incendios forestales y destruyó tres estructuras y provocó la evacuación, mientras que el incendio quemó más hectáreas de terreno. >> mission en san francisco.---un sospechoso abordó a la Íctima en el cruce de las calles "16" y "mission", y le pregunÓ de dnde era antes de dispararle.---seÚn la poliÍa, el joven vio un auto "buick" color azul, huyendo del lugar. ---un reo acusado de matar a un oficial de la poliÍa de los angeles durante un secuestro hace casi 50 aÑos murÓ ayer en el centro Édico de la prisÓn de vacaville.---"gregory po

art education has been taken out of a lot of public schools and here in new york city, agnes gunn started school about 35 years ago. and she brings professional artists into new york city schools, it's touching about 35,000 children a year. and it's bringing art into their lives. >> let's look at some of the art the kids are doing right here. this is... that's beautiful. this is one of the students from studio in a school. can you draw like that? a lot of your stuff isn't drawn like that. a lot of stuff is stuff that's not drawn. >> you know, it's a beautiful drawing. each student is really talented and it's fantastic. you know, i can draw. i always drew as a child and i always studied drawing and painting and i would win awards for my skills. >> stephen: you don't have to brag. you don't have to brag. we're already impressed with you, jeff. >> so i control i. but i tend... i went kind of a route following marcell duchamps. >> who is that guy? >> an artist who is given credit for the ready-made, just working with things that already exist in this world and displaying them. >> stephen: so

. >>> start agning a new school y is fun if you have something new. students are enjoying a brand-new place to live on campus. the school debuted a wider halls making interaction more usable for deaf and hard of heerpg students. he knows it will be a suck because students had a role in the design. >> they are so excited. i would say the best part about the design and construction of this dorm is that students have been involved since day one. >> as excited as i am. seeing a lot of students moving in with big smiles on their faces, bringing their parents in. it's like bringing people home instead of a dorm. >> gallaudet is designed for deaf students. >>> so do you know how much your kids are partying while away at college? a new poll ranks west virginia top on a national list. west virginia knocked off ohio university this year. it's been five years since wvu topped the list from the princeton review. the school that ranked in the top 20 12 times since reviews have been published. they have worked to tone down the party image. as for stone cold sober s

which reported the attack was repelled at a military hardware saved sister agnes mariam who spent over a decade in syria and came to aid of the suffering when the conflict erupted says armed gangs started causing chaos long ago. i would of thought it is it only shows it's not political. it's not even civilian in the january i asked to do a position where the good leader would order if you've entered and so i could have an. eyewitness and in the beginning we did not even know who were just people and we said said those people there were only identified the gangs you know we said we don't know who they are but they are spreading. these ordered the. killings abducting and the many kind you know of metal rods for example they would keep a low if i have seen. in homes. if luck of blood. because in the day before. people you know source and i did then defied gangs have been beheading nine i know with people just because they want to know if i have seen this was my eyes. and they'll miss the full version of us interview with firsthand accounts from syria coming up here on our team layer the s

well today we're joined by sister agnes mariam of the cross she's founded a christian community and i'm on a street in damascus she's been living there and working there for the last twelve years thank you very much a sister for joining us today my first question is you've been there for twelve years working in damascus in syria iran different areas has there been a difference in your work throughout those years and in the recent months that we've seen uprising and violence of course we have been facing. reality evolving to get more and more of that as you can the democratic. you know it's really in the central head. it's so for us it was new because we were. put in service provision of the smallest pity since nineteen ninety four. and we really. appreciate. the security team in syria you know its security feel for chords which is imposed somehow. by regime which is very strong good and sometimes it kind of. began but nevertheless the reality is that everybody was living in security. now with when the events begin. to raise we were very happy because really also wanted felt the need for

lived in maryland for a while, the water, the way it was coming through was worse than it was during agnes,. . give perspective to what people are describing the they saw. i is got to be seen -- there is still lightning and so forth. -- i just got to the scene. there is a lightning and so forth. we're hoping to make contact with people. >> everybody is safe? >> yes. the car doors were open. firefighters said the call came out that there might have been possibly a small child stuck in the back seat of one of vietnam -- submerged cars. that call came at an -- kennecott 25. when firefighters arrived, there were no occupants in cars. there were two cars here that's all that. one of the gentleman we spoke to said that cars are driving on the median and turned around so they did not get stuck like these two cars. >> we will check back with you in a few minutes. we have an update from our chief meteorologist on where the storm is going at this moment. >> showing on the screen -- it is showing the wind. if you notice, just to the south of that era, that little orange dot, that is when that is movi

agn, what governor romney is proposing is tax reform, not a tax cut. so it's revenue neutral. the issue facing the country in deficits is how to get government spending back to where it was before the financial crisis as a share of our economy. under president obama spending had ratcheted up to 24% of gdp, 20% is our long-term average. that's where governor romney wants to take it. >> susie: glen, let's talk a little about jobs, because this is a big issue for voters. governor romnehas said he would create 12 million jobs during his first term as president. how would he do that? >> well what governor romney is doing is not, quote, creating jobs. he's setting an economic environment that enables the millions of men and women all over the country who are in the private sector to create those jobs, and the figure of 12 million jobs for a first term would be similar to what we've seen in other recoverys from deep recessions in the past. >> susie: but so many c.e.o.s i talk to on our program, c.e.o.s of big companies and small companies, say that they are not hiring because in this

which was one of the attack was repelled and the military hardware same sister agnes mariam host spent over a decade in syria and came to aid of the suffering when the conflict erupted says the destruction is making people turn away from the rebels. but. it's not everywhere in syria. and these reside near the border beds and is following a special plan but you know the country. who have the knowledge of people. ground of which is not on the viola. and even in the cities where you have your names they have so much they still. what would be. a crime do you know of for a company like it completely destroyed that many of the opposition and begin to think. their way. and don't miss the full version of this interview with firsthand accounts from syria coming up here on our team in about twenty minutes time. jordanian security forces at a massive refugee camp on the border with syria are on high alert after two hundred refugees turned on the guards over the camp's conditions as follows leader now reports dealing with the immense influx of refugees is far beyond what jordan can offer. exhauste

with a check for seed is under a quarter of the time while a dream was once again put on hold for agnes that bounced to try to claim the world number one spot for the first time the top seeded paul was struggling with a shoulder injury and went crashing out a few chinese normally in just over an hour six one six one was the final school. athletics now and rushes you. has followed up paralympic trials by winning the women's three thousand meter steeplechase at the latest dogman league meeting in stockholm lembit jan been conveyed to the distance in an impressive time of nine minutes five point zero two seconds were forced to decide the most of time of the season beating to. thank you while hijackers were not on their teacher about also tasted more glory she cleared two metres five centimeters lower than her golden result in london. but elsewhere on the track olympic four hundred meter champion sanya richards ross didn't disappoint the crash of the american be twisting her do a great britain in the final week of the heat trying to rank in the ninth thank you thank you thank you thank god

jets a similar attack on another local airport was repelled down the military hardware saved sister agnes mariam who actually spent over a decade in syria and came to the aid of the suffering when the conflict erupted as armed gangs started causing chaos a long time ago. i would of thought it is that it's not political. it's not even civilian in january i asked to go to do opposition party where the good were already implemented and so i could have. and i witnessed and in the beginning we did not even know who were those people and we said those people there were. identified the gangs you know we said we don't know who they are but they are spreading. these a lot of the. abducting and the many kind you know of towards what example they would. have seen. in homes. if not of blog but because. the day before. you know the source then deified gangs have been beheading nine i know with people just because they want to know if i have seen this with my eyes. or not i have missed out on the full version of this interview with first hand accounts from deep inside syria that's coming up in about tw

which reported the attack was repelled and the military hardware safe sister agnes marianna spent over a decade in syria and came to aid of the suffering when the conflict erupted says armed gangs started causing chaos long ago. when. it's not the point. that even c.b.s. knew it was the group who grew opposition party aware of the good order. and so i. and the beginning we did not even know who would if this could be said for the people who were. then to fly the gangs you know we said we don't know who they are but being. bored of the. abductor. and many times you know of the mid towards what example they would keep a low we have seen. in homes. if you look of blood. because in the day before. people you know source and i then defied gangs have been beheading nine i know with people just because they would i know we have seen this was my eyes. now don't miss the full version of this interview with firsthand accounts from syria coming up here in our in just over an hour jordanian security forces at a massive refugee camp on the border with syria are on high alert after two hundred refug

round of the women's draw top seed victoria azarenka faces russian alexander and all the second seed agnes but iran is also up against a russian audio brushed over while the mystery maria sharapova will take on time gary and melinda ching defending champion some stars of australia seeded seventh and will take on probation spectrum outage. the last couple of weeks have been playing pretty well and obviously you want to absolutely take it at this moment in these couple of weeks so it has been a bit of an up and down a bit you know i feel like doing all the right things i hope there's just a better time. and i want to make as yohan blake blitz the one hundred meters and use same boat cruise through the two hundred on a night when i lympics start showing that the latest diamond league meeting in less than and then the champion bowls decided not to compete in the one hundred meters and silver medalist blake ran a personal best of nine point six nine seconds to win in the joint third fastest time in history bolt has run faster and there you can tyson gay finish second and jamaican nesta carter w

involve the markets will overcome the opportunity cost holding it's unfair for both of you gentlemen agnes or will you say you don't know if another crash is imminent but it's certainly something that could happen i wonder what if any black swans on the horizon you're watching out for are planning for and then i want to get advice or recordset on that too. when i look at in the grocery for black swans i see flux. i see discipline solvency in the united states i see a host of european countries i see a lot of banks that may or may not be insolvent and i don't think the banks know whether or not they're insolvent certainly the short true constraints on interbank lending that we had in two thousand it was a function of the fact that people knew their own balance sheets to know that their peers balance sheets were lousy too the idea as an example that the european bank might be one thousand times leveraged and have as its asset base that will mark the mid as opposed to mark the market well in fact their liabilities with both were for the most part money good was not reason we're sure and so wh

agnes school in alexandria. he says his grandparents -- >> i view my political involvement, and especially my involvement in the conservative movement as a way of preserving the american families that my family came to the united states for. >> reporter: as a delegate, evan's latest gold is to support the romney/ryan ticket and convince other voters that the republican party can represent their interests. >> a lot of young people are known for want been to be independent and make their own decisions. we should expect the same independence and freedom from our government that we expect from our parents and other authority figures at this age. >> evan says the way he's been embraced by party elders has just cemented his loyalty. >> regardless of the age, i found people in the party that i can hang out, talk to, and have given me support in all the activities i'm doing at the convention. >> reporter: evan says he is really looking forward to casting his ballot in november. he will have turned 18 by then. at 6:00 we

agn in a bipartisan way, ton cr to create that work ethic. particularly with black families.ve brought down poverty in black families. i think eliminated dependency. that is the difference. e question is why at this time would the president choose to do this and go around congress essentially and create another executive order again in the still of the night to do something that -- >> all right, tara, let's move on now. you both had your say on that. i want to move on to what president obama said, in which he again targeted mitt romney's time at bain. he was targeting a fund-raiser. listen to this. >> he'd ask the middle class to pay more in taxes so he could give another $250,000 tax cut to people making more than $3 million a year. it's like robin hood in reverse. it's romney hood. >> tara, romney hood. it's got a certain ring to it, hasn't it? >> i think i'd have to agree with governor romney when he called that obama-loney. that's rich from someone making these remarks. i think, you know, at the end of the day it's clear that governor romney will not raise taxes on any am

it's not the wind that's going to really kill you, it's the water and kind of hearkens back to agnes in 1972, not a very strong, a pretty big storm and that produced a lot of rain and flooding even here. we'll come back shortly, talk about whether isaac is going to affect us over the holiday weekend. >>> well, it is mitt romney's turn tonight at the republican national convention to reintroduce himself to the american public. the former massachusetts governor is hoping to connect with the american people as he accepts the gop nomination to run for president of the united states. joining us live from the convention site in tampa is cbs chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. it's great to have you with us again, bob. you're like me. you watched paul ryan give that passionate speech last night and i think you said he did a pretty good job or as best as you could imagine him doing. with 24 hours to think on it, what's your take on how it came across? >> i think democrats are pushing back on a couple things he talked about. they say he should have checked his facts a little more cl

you're on with mary agnes carey of kaiser health news.aller: i believe the basic issue is being aborted by both parties. the order to bring sovereignty to the medicare system, we need to set up a reasonable means testing regime to take into account the medicare beneficiaries and giving them a reasonable rate of return. they would have taken that money with the employer contributions, which are currently 1.4%. and would have provided a fund to pay for their health care. a guy like dick cheney who perhaps has adjusted gross income of $20 million this year. taxpayers paid $600,000 for his heart transplant. in theory, maybe that is a good thing. that $600,000 probably represents a tiny fraction of what mr. cheney had available for himself to pay for it. the medicaid program is largely a middle class program. care for poor people. the lion's share of medicaid it goes to pay to support middle class people and upper middle class people and rich people in nursing care facilities, which before the creation of medicaid would have been the responsib

i was never the same agn. i wasn't my own man anymore. i was my country's.plause] . . >> i am not run for present because i think i am blessed. with such personal grace -- greatness tt history has anointed me to save our couny in its hour of nee [applause] myou save me. my country savede and i cannot save --orget it. i will fight for as long as i draw breath, so help me god. [applause] my frids, ifou find ult wi our country, make it a betterne. if you are disappointed wh the mistak of government, join it nks and work to correct them. and lest in our armed forces. come a teacher. run for public office. feed a hungryld teach and illiterate adults to read comfort the flicte defend the rightof the oppressed. our country will be the better. and you wille the happier becauseothing bris greater happinin life than to serve a cause greater an yourself. [applause] i am going to fight for my cause every day as your prest. i am going to fight to ke every americanasry reason to thank god as i thank hiand i am an american. with hard work, strong fai and a little coura,at

of what happened was that a lot of wealth was wiped out from the middle class by relating that to agnes and donna who were from italy and where i was born in newark new jersey and when they could they bought their own home in the religiously made their payments and that was basically the savings account for the average american citizen, and so, that system pretty much reigned in place until this crisis and there is only one thing that happened that didn't happen to my parents and that is one day the average american woke up and this nest egg that they thought they had didn't exist, and when you have that amount of wealth destruction, it doesn't get cured or overcome overnight and it has an impact on people's behavior, buying habits and the like. and so, i don't think there is a messiah held there that's going to come along in the slow return to normalcy, whatever that is, and i think that is one of the reasons you are not hearing anyone making any bold claims. having said that, i think to say you are going to raise taxes is pretty bold because most people don't want to hear that. and th

of what happened was that a lot of wealth was wiped out from the middle class by relating that to agnes and donna who were from italy and where i was born in newark new jersey and when they could they bought their own home in the religiously made their payments and that was basically the savings account for the average american citizen, and so, that system pretty much reigned in place until this crisis and there is only one thing that happened that didn't happen to my parents and that is one day the average american woke up and this nest egg that they thought they had didn't exist, and when you have that amount of wealth destruction, it doesn't get cured or overcome overnight and it has an impact on people's behavior, buying habits and the like. and so, i don't think there is a messiah held there that's going to come along in the slow return to normalcy, whatever that is, and i think that is one of the reasons you are not hearing anyone making any bold claims. having said that, i think to say you are going to raise taxes is pretty bold because most people don't want to hear that. and th

of what happened was that a lot of wealth was wiped out from the middle class by relating that to agnes and donna who were from italy and where i was born in newark new jersey and when they could they bought their own home in the religiously made their payments and that was basically the savings account for the average american citizen, and so, that system pretty much reigned in place until this crisis and there is only one thing that happened that didn't happen to my parents and that is one day the average american woke up and this nest egg that they thought they had didn't exist, and when you have that amount of wealth destruction, it doesn't get cured or overcome overnight and it has an impact on people's behavior, buying habits and the like. and so, i don't think there is a messiah held there that's going to come along in the slow return to normalcy, whatever that is, and i think that is one of the reasons you are not hearing anyone making any bold claims. having said that, i think to say you are going to raise taxes is pretty bold because most people don't want to hear that. and th