allison suffered a massive heart ray tack and lost control of her suv which plunged into the murky waters of cobbs creek. the vehicle landed upside, three men who were passing by jumped into action pulling allison who was unconscious, out of the wreckage. >> i didn't know if she was alive or air pocket or what, i don't know, i flipped into rescue mode. >> reporter: they didn't know how to perform cpr, but to no avail. and gave up, and then they tried again. >> and she came to. >> we wanted to say thank you. >> reporter: although allison remains in stable, but critical condition at the hospital of university of pennsylvania, she is expected to pull through, and for the men who saved her life, that's wonderful news. >> i'm overwhelmed by the situation, i haven't eaten right, i'm happy we're here for the same calls. >> reporter: instead of mourning the loss of shirley allison at their annual line dancing gala, they are mourning the men who saved her -- they are honoring e men who saved her life. >> charles ramsey takes the ice bucket challenge with a cup. >> reporter: it's not going to feel

four time emmy winner allison janney is now doing just that. she stars in "mom" as the rather free wheeling less than proper bonny plunket. i'm being generous in that description. at the same time the showtime series "masters of sex" and does a 180 playing margit scully a stayed and pressed wife. she's being considered for emmys for both roles. and we start our conversation with a scene from last season's masters of sex which returns to showtime come july. >> i have spent the day wracking my brains, pacing, wondering maybe i should light his clothe on fire. maybe i should drive his car into the pool. maybe tell him all about the man i've been seeing who by the way wanted me in his dining robedro. prostitutes? that is so insulting to me and so far beneath you. >> i will never do it again. ever. i swear to you. >> even if you never lay a hand on a hooker again that would change what is so impossible to understand. this morning when you came in my room i was practically naked and you didn't look at my body once. not once. and yet your face was fil

herself johnny allison right here. not a very big guy, but i think they're laughing simply because they survived that one. there was a pretty good chance that they might not. okay. so if you're interested in this book, you know, it's here. i might leave this up for a little bit. it's also on the flier we passed out. remember about that 20% discount, unless you just like to throw money away. i'm going to read just a little bit. i'll let you meet these guys, i promise you. i promise you. but you have to put up with me for a little while. i told you that wingate was a little bit eccentric. you make up your mind. so he's being visited. this is in 1937. he's been stationed in palestine and they're having problems down there at that time. epstein, who would become the israeli ambassador to the u.s. was a young jewish activist in early 1937. his specialty was persian literature. he had been invited to a discussion with the new army captain. so he's there, he knocks on the door. he's waiting and waiting. finally, e he can hear

. >> reporter: it turns out that cheryl allison seen in the youtube video is the heart and soul of the parkside line dancing community and big part of this convention. but in an unexpected twist this weekend allison suffered a heart attack and lost control of her suv that plunged into the murky waters of cobbs creek. the vehicle landed upside down, three men who passed on by, quickly jumped into action pulling allison who was unconscious out of the wreckage. >> i don't know if she was alive or had an air pocket. i don't know, i just flipped into rescue mode. >> reporter: the men had no idea to perform cpr. to no avail. they gave up, about you then decided to give it another try and she came too. >> just to see folk help one of our own it touched us a lot. just to say thank you. just to say thank you. >> reporter: although allison is in stable, but critical condition at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania, she is expected to pull through and for the men who saved her life, that's wordsful news. >> i'm overwhelmed by the situation, yight no sleep -- i didn't get no sleep, i ha

you have allison grimes in kentucky. tell us about that race and what she represents to your group. -- thrilledree bit allison took this on. she is rented against the minority leader of the united states senate. of we knew two things from the beginning. is one of the least popular senators in the entire country. even by his own voters. that is problem number one for him. the second is the secretary of state has an incredible record in working for women and families in the state and has a real vision for jobs in kentucky , which is so incredibly important. we get engaged with allison right off the bat. and wes a clear contrast have a candidate who can take this on. you can see that by the polling. this is incredibly close. is one of many races that is going to be decided by women voters. is atnder gap in kentucky 18 points. that is an incredible number since the electorate of kentucky is 53% women. mcconnell has an uphill battle here. we think that we will make a huge change by sending allison grimes to the u.s. senate. a

if i'm campaigning there, if i'm allison lunder son grimes, i talk about employment compensation.kentuckiens have had their employment comp run out? i talk about raising minimum wage. we know raising minimum wage will cause all wages to go up. you talk about income inequality. you talk about the things that are necessary to make this a faye e fairer country. because poor whites have the same problems as poor blacks and poor hispanihispanics. >> the secretary's performance on colbert last night. growing ever more comfortable. how do you grade her performance generally speaking in this latest turn? >> i thought it was fun. i thought she was a little scripted. it was obviously a prepared episode. it was fun but i also think she could have done well if she was less scripted. she's very good at being witty. on the daily show, she was great. had really quick funny remarks. i think that's part of her personality the country needs to see more of. >> you could actually tell that was an entirely rehearsed back and forth. >> yes. >> go ahead, governor. >> you know what happened to politician

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cbs news correspondent allison harmilan joins us live now she is in nap a with the very latest. allison, good morning. >> reporter: the sign behind me points the way of the train station, market, even the opera house. this is the heart of downtown nap a. this morning it is devestated. the destruction is clear as residents and businesses clean up downtown nap a. the strongest earthquake to hit the san francisco bay area in quarter after century rippled through the area sunday morning. >> it was just bouncing around, like we were on a roller coaster ride from hell. >> the tremors broke gas lines, ruptured 06 water mains, caused fires that destroyed at least six homes. the earthquake damaged many of nap a's historic buildings city officials have determined at least 33 buildings are now on uninhabitable. including nap a county courthouse, bleigh hear, christina jamison's home. >> i called 911. i said you guys have to come over here. my house may fall over right now. >> the quake struck the heart of california's wine country near the peak of tourist season and harvest. the violent sh

this is the one with the allison engine, not the merlin.ey had a dozen c-47 sky trains that they used as glider tugs. they had 100 cargo gliders. that was a big thing. it looked a lot like a boxcar with big, fat ugly wings. you can get some idea of the size of it there. they called the glider pilots. it means no fan man. they didn't have any engines. the front of the nose flipped up, the entire cockpit did. you could drive a jeep into them. you could load a small piece of artillery. 12 or 15 fully armed combat troops. and they had the -- four of these yr-4 helicopters. they made the first combat rescues during their time in burma. they had 12 stinson l-1 flying ambulances. another dozen of these. that's a really ugly plane, but i think it did some good. of the 523 original air commandos, 300 of them were pilots. those of you particularly who served know that that's an outrageously high number of pilots for the small number in that original unit. i'll just point out, here's dick cole, this is a guy named jake sarts. this is a guy named bill

her family says it appears 60-year-old cheryl allison suffrt attack yestdafternoon causing her to lose contr vehicle. the suv flipped over, trapping her underneath the water. that's when several men worked together to get her out. >> me and another guy we took a rock and broke the glass and then i seen her feet in there dangling so i didn't know if she was alive or had a air pocket or something but we just -- i don't know, i just flipped into rescue mode. >> the good samaritans here. witnesses say allison was unconscious but the men and responding police officers performed cpr and were able to help revive her. she is expected to be okay. >> it's 5:04 and happening today, the taney dragons hit the field for their third game of the little league world series but before that, you can get in on all of the excitement by joining philadelphia mayor michael nutter at a pep rally. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside of philadelphia city hall. she's got the latest. a lot of spirit out there for this team. >> reporter: absolutely, tam, then pep rally is taking place at 6:30 thi

she is identified by 60-year-old cheryl allison of southwest philadelphia. she is in credit. she will pull through this. this after she suffered a medical emergency. lost control of her suv and plunged into the mirky waters of cobbs creek. >> it was a lady out here screaming and hollering. i thought that somebody was in trouble. >>reporter:the 42-year-old mechanic marcel jumped into action with two other men. they had to use all thorough strength to turn it over and get the woman driver out. >> me and the other guy we took a rock and broke the glass. i saw her feet dangling. i was not sure if she was alive. i flipped into the rescue mode. >>reporter:they had no idea to perform cpr. they tried anyway. one used their hands to pump her stomach. they thought that the woman was gone. they gave it one last try suddenly -- >> she came too. yeah. yeah. >>reporter:byron dawson and michelle casey carried the woman 50 feet up from the creek bed to awaiting ambulance. >> were you amazing that the the civilians stepped in to help you guys. >> it was great. even the strength it was a lot o

at the time, i had a good job at marketplace, allison was still looking for work.so if we took the job, she would have a job and then i wouldn't. this didn't bother me, in the least. so we took a vote and it was 1-1. about whether or not i should quit my job. eventual eventually, though, she came around and i it gave me time to write books. i guess that's my niche. i write the definitive books about things that probably don't need to have definitive books written about them. but it's more -- it's been a lot of fun. it's been extremely nonlucrative. it has given me something to do as we travel about. usually i do my research in washington. we're based in washington between foreign assignments. so i can get all the research done at library of congress. in the first book i wrote, which i actually wrote in the capitol of bali in west africa. the first book i wrote was a book called kwt last team standing" and it was about the 1943 merger of the steelers and the eagles. during world war ii, the national football league was so short of players that they had to merge the

i asked allison if she would try to make this and she said no.ant. that would help them. so they were drunk and dehydrated. suffering from sleep deprivation. you get tunnel vision, actually, when you don't have enough sleep. so later in the race they would take chalk dust and mark a line in the middle of the track so they could stay on that line. and often competitors would collapse. they would just -- their bodies just could not endure what they were asking their bodies to do. and at the end of a race, often and dan o'leary was one. he would be so utterly exhausted he was unable to walk they would carry him back to the hotel. westin he was usually in good shape. in fact races would end saturday night and he went to church the next morning. it affected different racers in different ways. the sport also opened doors for women and african-americans in ways that had never been done before. african-americans could compete with the white competitors on the same field. the rules were simple and if you were able to do it you were given a chance to do it

that is why we need allison grimes in washington d. c.. keep the house in the hands of the democrats. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you for hosting the 134th annual fancy farm picnic. it is great to be back in west kentucky. crowd for senator mcconnell's retirement party. you sure know how to throw a party. [applause] .he barbecue smells so good senator mcconnell, with all this great barbecue, there is no way i'm going to leave here today and empty dress. you know, it's not easy being mitch mcconnell. he has been in washington, d.c. so long, he thinks duke is in kentucky and cloverlick's not. i have good news for the folks in clover lick. if mitch mcconnell does not know where your town is, it just makes it harder for him to ship your jobs overseas. [cheers and applause] but don't worry, clover lick, you're not alone. it's mcconnell forgot about most kentuckyans a long time ago. it has been a hard year for mitch mcconnell. 35 is my age. that is also senator mcconnell's approval rating. you know the senator is worried

you saw, i thought, with allison grimes someone who is prepared to stand on the stage toe-to-toe with the minority leader, mitch mcconnell. and mcconnell, you know, some said he seemed a little timid and -- i disagree. mcconnell was himself. he was in his element and he showed that he's ready for this fight over the next few weeks going into the fall. so we're off and running, andrea. this is going to be a real barn burner, i think, in kentucky. >> ed rendell, allison grimes has the clintons behind her. it's still tough unseat a republican leader in, you know, in kentucky. what are the chances that she's going to actually pull this off? >> people would have said it's tough to unseat a republican leader in virginia. and he was unseated. i think this is a bad time to be a leader in either party in washington, d.c. i think there's a great deal of antipathy among the citizenry towards the leadership of the congress. again, on both sides of the aisle. i was struck by watching that. i watched it this morning on "morning joe" to how alive and fresh and young and vibrant allison grimes looked

allison is in the back also known as nelly. the mean -- did people and i read this, did people walk up to you and instantly dislike you and harm you. >> still. i was pelted with a cup of orange soda in the sauna clause lane hollywood christmas parade. >> now it's all the villains people love the villains so people go i love hating you. >> did you like playing that mean girl. >> god, i loved it. >> it's much more fun. >> see i want to see the -dvds because i want to see high d def when her fist goes into my face. >> it is supposed to be fantastic. >> it is more beautiful now than it was when it was new. >> -- a little bit of trivia that i didn't know. share had a you were sharing with us. >> i think die heart fans that watch the show know that i played him with flashbacks to his youth so they did one show where his father was sick and he was reminiscing about his childhood and i played young charles. i was nine and ten. >> next season they had an episode called mom met pa. i was asked to play albert the adopted brother. >> star

that's where mitch mcconnell, and allison lundgren grimes on the fair of fancy farm. both candidates were sharing the stage in front of a crowd there. and with supporters looking on, red shirts for mcconnell, blue for grimes, the democrat made her case against the veteran. >> what a huge crowd for senator mcconnell's retirement party. if mitch mcconnell were a tv show, he'd be "mad men." treating women unfairly, stuck in 1968, and ending this season. when it comes to our students being able to afford college, mitch mcconnell, well, he doesn't care. when it comes to being a woman and being treated equally here in the commonwealth of kentucky, well, mitch mcconnell doesn't care. senator, you seem to think that the president is on the ballot this year. he's not. this race is between me and you. and the people of kentucky. we intend to hold you accountable for your 30 years of failed leadership. >> wow. senator mcconnell was next to go on the stage. in his speech, linking grimes to one of the most unpopular figures in the democratic party. >> by any standard, barack obama

i want to bring in allison.the scale of this effort to bring the americans back to this country. >> what we can tell is no u.s. dollars were used to bring the two home. we found out a charitable organization is picking up the bill for owl after this. it's samaritans purse it's the organization dr. kent brantly works for. they are covering brantly and writebol's flights from liberia here to the u.s. a chartered flight costs $220,000. then go ahead and tack on tens of thousands of dollars more to keep those people isolated on that flight as it's making its way over to the u.s. now, samaritan's purse is picking up brantly's medical costs. he has health insurance through his employer. cnn spoke to a doctor treating him. what he told us is it actually doesn't cost anymore to treat him there in the isolation unit at emory university hospital anymore than it would treating anyone in a normal hospital room. he's basically getting fluids and the experimental serum. a tidbit, the isolation rooms at emory were built 12 yea

live in nappa, california, i'm allison harmilan, now, back to you. >> allison, thank you. and developing now, another earthquake in central peru. us gee logical survey says magnitude 6.9 quake struck parsley populated area. no reports of damage or injuries. the quake was felt in parts of lima, major cities in southeastern peru. >>> time now 6:03. let's get your traffic and weather together. here's katie. >> good morning, actually pretty nice day going to be unfolding here at home. high pressure out there. it is going to keep control for couple every days eventually shower, thunderstorm, not until mid week. sitting pretty for the time being. although humidity and temperature read also start to creep up on us with time. let's take you out there. storm scan3, looking live, at least at the last three hour loop, not too much to see here, folks, we are spec to go see beautiful sunrise take grip here. we zoom it out, a smidge, nothing but handful of clouds out over central and western pa. and everybody else is in the clear quite literally. now, that said, it is going to be a beau

cheryl allison is still in the hospital, but three good samaritans who saved her were the guests of honor at a big event tonight in essington. "action news" reporter dann cuellar has the story. >> god bless you guys you are in our hearts, we appreciate it. you can feel the love in here in the room. >> reporter: it turns out 60 argh>>nest oili alls, had air pocket or something but we just, i don't know, i just flipped in rescue mode. >> reporter: men had no idea how to perform cpr but they tried to do what they have seen on tv to no avail. they have given up but decided to give it another try. >> they just came too and we were happen that i she came too like yeah, yeah. >> just to see other foulke, help one of of our own, it touched us a lot. we had to find them and just to say thank you if nothing else just to say thank you.n, r moin d dann>>ormainnk thepottedg sleeves than pants than usual but still nice enough for outdoor dining. outside our studio, we will go to meteorologist cecily tynan and the early word from accu weather. >> temperatures have been cooling off since the middle of th

the democrat allison grimes has been keeping obama at arm's length.u think there's any rick for mcconnell some. >> well, it's certainly not a risk when it comes to obama because, i mean, you cannot stand with him for more than five seconds and here he -- and not hear him criticize the proz everything else. i mean, everything else, and i've been with him now for two days here in kentucky. i think ironically, the bigger risk is the supporting or at least, tentative supporting of military action and of a congressional authorization to do that because he is in such a tight race here and this is a war-weary country, and i was with him with a speech, and he seemed to almost be preparing the voters here for it. i get that we've had two prolonged wars. it hasn't been easy, but sometimes especially when the threat is as big as i think it is here we might have to act and i think that maybe is a bigger threat to him than saying at least on this small thing that he supports the president rid n right now. >> what's your take, john? you were with mitch mcconnell. >

i asked allison if she would try to make this and she said no.nd also they thought champagne was a stimulant. that would help them. so they were drunk and dehydrated. suffering from sleep deprivation. you get tunnel vision, actually, when you don't have enough sleep. so later in the race they would take chalk dust and mark a line in the middle of the track so they could stay on that line. and often competitors would collapse. they would just -- their bodies just could not endure what they were asking their bodies to do. and at the end of a race, often and dan o'leary was one. he would be so utterly exhausted he was unable to walk they would carry him back to the hotel. westin he was usually in good shape. in fact races would end saturday night and he went to church the next morning. it affected different racers in different ways. the sport also opened doors for women and african-americans in ways that had never been done before. african-americans could compete with the white competitors on the same field. the rules were simple and if you were abl

senate race, republican senator mitch mcconnell and secretary of state allison grimes. hold on.aying attention. congressman ed whitfield. sorry, eddie. [applause] thank you very much. want to announce this afternoon that i am not running for the u.s. senate. i want to thank all of you for joining us here today. we genuinely appreciate your participating in this year's event, a fancy form picnic. -- farm picnic. was after president obama elected, he and harry reid had a meeting at the u.s. capitol and they met with a group of reporters and they announced they were going to change america. and a half years, it is crystal clear that the way they are changing america is the wrong way. [cheers and applause] in fact, they just had a recent poll, and 58% of the people polled said they thought the obama administration was incompetent to govern at all. [cheers and applause] 52% of them said they were disappointed and disapproved of barack obama. [cheers and applause] now, we are not surprised that the american people are fed up when barack obama -- with barack obama and harry reid. by $8

. >> mitch mcconnell and allison grimes face off. >> thanks to you, d.c. stands for "doesn't care." >> congress started a five-week recess. >> with very little accomplished? >> the narrative right now sucks. >> the center of the political universe -- >> the annual fancy farm picnic. >> political prize fight. >> hee-haw meets "the gong show." >> it's a blood sport if mitch mcconnell were a tv show, he'd be "mad men." >> what the do women want? >> who cares? >> she looks so much younger and more vital. >> mitch mcconnell looks tired and old. >> he's an old far. >> mitch mcconnell is linking president obama to allison grimes. >> barack obama has been a disaster. >> you seem to think that the president is on the ballotish this year. >> mcconnell also gotten a assist from his new buddy -- >> there once was a come from kentucky -- >> mocking grimes in verse. >> who thought in politics she'd be lucky. >> it's like "highlander." there will be only one. >> nate silver says the republicans now have a 60% chance of taking control of the united states senate by exactl

he could win if he runs against the president than against allison grimes.onnell told jonathan martin quote, the first job is to restore the senate and i fully intend to do that. last week he revealed why he's dead set of gaining control of the senate. the president needs to be challenged. and the best way to do that is through the funding process. in other words, could be setting up a big show down. mcconnell is threatening to use a republican majority to pass bills limiting theed a mrgsz or let the government veto or risk government shutdowns. when americans are fed up, the senator is portraying himself as an outsider leaving the senate to fight president obama's top priorities in his final two years. >> there's only one thing barack obama needs to keep his grip on power, he needs the usa. >> the question is, will enough kentucky voters rally around that rational. no democrat has won since 1992. really only by a few points. so far he's raised twice as much money hauling in almost $24 million as of june 30th. joined now martin, first interview with mcconnel

but also friend of the show, allison williams is playing peter pan. we're so exciting for her.r, brian williams, both an nbc, part of the family and also friend of the show. so we're so happy for the williams family and the walken family. and people who love "peter pan." [ laughter ] good time for all the people. i'm looking forward to the weekend. i'm spending it with both my family and my wife's family. we're spending the weekend with both families. the last time we did that was our wedding last summer, and we're very lucky. i like my wife's parents very much. she likes my parents. the parents like each other. it's great. last summer, the wedding was great. the first time they met each other wasn't the best weekend for me. it was about three years ago. we got together at a holiday weekend at the beach to have this vacation. and the thing was, because we got both families together for the first time and my wife and i had been dating for a long time at that point, what i realized later was some of the people there thought the reason we got them together was so that i could prop

in the race. >> hi, i am allison. i want to take a moment to talk about why i am running for senate. this is a frustrating time in our country. the economy is still troubling and people are working harder for less. we feel it more in kentucky than most. nothingr what happens, gets better in washington. a lot of that is because of the bothe in the top in political parties. if we keep sending them back, nothing will change. we need a senator that works with both democrats and republicans to do what is right for kentucky. promoter who the president is, i will not answer to them. i will only answer to you. i approved this message because it is time washington put the good ahead of the bad. we have had too much of that for too long. it can all start here. >> have you ever noticed how some liberals feel entitled to speak on behalf of all women? as if every woman agrees with barack obama? also lundgren grimes attacks are desperate and false. ofmitch mcconnell support the original violence against women act. he has voted for

. >>> allison joins us now. hi, allison. >> hey, guys. this early in the morning. >> for a tuesday. >> i'll take a dose of that. we are covering the latest in the fight against isis and the steps the united states may have to take to combat that group. president obama okayed reconnaissance flights over syria. so does this mean air strikes in syria will follow? how involved will the u.s. have to get in serious civil war to stop these terrorists? plus, cnn has exclusive new audio that may have captured the michael brown shooting on tape. cnn has not verified the audio. what can we learn from the sounds of the reported gunshots, about what might have happened? we will play it for you. all this after brown's emotional funeral. we'll talk to a family member who spoke at the service. that is coming up in 13 minutes. >> that new audio, really, really interesting. take a close listen to it. >>> new hope for peace in war-torn gaza. could israel and hamas be ready to return to a cease-fire? we are live with the latest on that after the break. [ fem

let's hear from allison lundergan grimes, mcconnell's opponent. >> when you see senator mcconnell on the same stage, you realize only one of us believe women deserve equal pay for equal work. if mitch mcconnell were a tv show, heed be "mad men," treating women unfairly, stuck in 1968 and ending this season. >> jon: and always bumping out to end credit with an ironically upbeat song, and then previewing next week the tells you nothing and mitch mcconnell would air sundays at 10:00 on amc, but not now because they're on a mid-season hiatus, which is something amc does like with "breaking bad." anyway, my point is this: mitch mcconnell is similar to that show. [laughter] but it wasn't grimes material that i liked, even though i did like it, it was senator mcconnell's reactions to her material. >> it's not easy become mitch mcconnell. after three decades in washington, you've just given up. i will hold you accountable, and i don't need hound dogs to track you down. thank you. [laughter] >> jon: he doesn't even move. not a single twitch. nothing. either mitch mcconnell has, through years

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i'm very happy to have allison fortier visit here with us today. she's worked at the state department. she also served in the national security council at the white house. she knows not only history but political history. we look forward to her remarks and welcome her to heritage. allison. >> thank you very much, john, for that very kind intro duction and obviously if i do a revision of this book, i need to consult you, because i just learned a few things and you're very knowledgeable about washington. so those of us who live in washington are often frustrated by what we see in the city. we see the discord, we see the government shutdowns, we see the inability to get things done. legislation isn't passed. when it is passed, we don't like it. so i think it is useful to step back for a moment and to think about the foundations of washington d.c. the subtitle of my book is design for democracy and that's what i'm going to focus on today. how the city of washington, d.c. is based on democratic principles and how it has come to its greatest fulfillments

allison joins us. >> hi, guys, great to see you.ng you. >> i'm john. >> you are going to spend the next three hours together and you have never met. >> i'll tell you what's coming up. we are covering the latest in the fight against isis. the u.s. says we are prepared to take them on in syria if they become a direct threat to american interests. they are close to identifying terrorist who is beheaded american james foley. this morning, an american taken hostage in syria is finally free. we eem talk to a family friend. >>> in missouri, michael brown will be laid to rest. don lemon sat down with brown's mother and trayvon martin's mother. you won't want to miss this powerful, exclusive interview. john, mikaela and i will see you in about 15 minutes. >> looking forward to it. thanks. >>> 47 minutes after the hour. a bomb threat on twitter forcing an american airlines flight to land. who hackers were targeting on board the flight. that's next. >>> a scare in the skies over arizona. an american airlines flight forced to land at phoenix sk

allison for cbs news, napa, california. >>> scientists say residents should brace themselves for strong aftershocks for the next several weeks. thousands of customers will remain without power for awhile. the power company expects to restore electricity to most >>> you know it is the fit day of school for hundreds of thousands of students here from the dc area and we need to make every day count. that is also the message to students and parents from a group called dc action for children. they are on a mission to try to improve school attendance and actually make it a priority in a lot of families's lives. executive director ace sa chung is here. what are some of the things both parents and teachers can do to make attendance a priority? >> one in four citywide live in poverty here, but our message is clear. students need to show up to school if they are going to be able to test well and graduate on time our message for that single parent, especially if they have younger children, is to prioritize it. we live in a culture where attending school is not prioritized right now. last year, we

. >> while lawrence is bringing lots of glitz and glam to gambling in macau, sheldon allison says he -- sheldon adelson says he will conquer macau. >> they vastly predicted and wrongly predicted that i would not even open, i would never get it built and if i got it else i would not open and if i opened i would be in bankruptcy immediately. they did not want to believe that somebody else could do better than they did. they grossly underestimated me. >> when we come back, sheldon adelson tells us why he is the real king of macau. ♪ >> for a man whose business caters to high rollers and big spenders, billionaire shed -- sheldon adelson [inaudible] is far from glamorous. he was born the son of a cab driver in a poor section of boston. conventionan in the business in 1979 when he founded one of the largest technology trade shows in the world. he eventually sold that and other smaller shows for hundreds of millions of dollars. 10 years later, he bought the original las vegas sands hotel only to demolish it and replace it with the venetian. it is the first integrated resort of its kind, hot

allison barber. did bank of america just pay the world's biggest fine or, or, the worldest biggest bribe? i can't decide. charlie gasperino has. virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business, protect your family, and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. . . . >>> $70 million, that's how much it will cost bank of america to get the government off its back. ironically, they're paying for the sins of the firm that the government strong-armed them into buying during the meltdown. charlie gasparino says this doesn't smell right. what do you think of this? >> i'm more traumatized by your workout video than -- >> you could learn a thing or two, my not so fit friend. >> i'll say this. this follows the pattern of the obama administration throughout this entire post-financial crisis. i guess enforcement on the part of the banks. often the banks that are getting dinged with huge fines, like jpmorgan, they have

let's talk about this with cnn business correspondent allison kosik along with cnn technology analystson and cnn technology correspondent lori segall at a cyber security conference in las vegas t allison, who are these russian mobsters? >> if you look at who they are, you can track them back to a small town in central russia of about less than half a dozen young men in their 20s. they started out as simple spammers and they've grown a bit. but the good news here is that it doesn't look like that they've gotten or tried to get into anybody's bank accounts. what it looks like that they've been doing is really just sending out bogus advertisements, spam. they've been getting ahold of 1.2 billion user name and password combinations, 500 million e-mails, using that information to kind of hijack your e-mail and send out something, let's say on weight loss pills. it looks legit. say you get on e-mail from me on weight loss pills, you're more likely to open that than someone you don't know. they send out this spam not just through e-mail but social media as well including twitter to make it l