and anthony mason on a comic book taking a very serious turn. >> is this really the end of adult ampie? captioning sponsored by cbs:. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, israel has agreed today to what's called a humanitarian pause in its attacks on gaza. it will last four five hours tomorrow to allow palestinian civilians to restock food and suppliesment but it comes with a warning. that palestinian attacks on israel during that cease-fire will bring retaliation. late today president obama had this to say. >> the israeli people and the palestinian people don't want to live like this. they deserve to live in peace and security free from fear. that's why we're going to continue to encourage diplomatic efforts to restore the cease-fire and we support egypt's continued efforts to bring this about. >> pelley: the israeli offer of a cease-fire comes after the deaths of four palestinian boys on a beach where they were struck by shells fired by the israeli navy. in the past nine days more than 200 palestinians, most of them civilians, have been killed

here's anthony mason. >> did that cause you to lose your job? >> reporter: at the consumer credit counseling service in dallas, the phones are confantly busy. that's where aneat awho asked us not to reveal her identity, found help. >> everything went upside down. >> reporter: last year she ran up $10,000 in debt after her ex-husband lost his job. >> it was all credit card bills, and we were using the credit cards to buy the food, to pay for the electric bill, to pay for the phones, to buy gas-- everyday expenses, because we were missing all of his income. >> reporter: then anita, who has two kids, had to fend off the collection agencies. >> all they wanted to know is when and how much and i didn't have an answer for that. >> reporter: in 13 states and the district of columbia, more than 40% of americans with credit have debt in collection. in the city of las vegas, it's nearly half. but in the wake of the recession, americans have been managing their debt better. just 2.4% of credit cards are overdue by 30 days or more. that's versus the 15-year

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> now, to the immigration debate.resident obama will preside over a july 4th citizenship ceremony for 25 members of the armed forces this morning. at a hearing yesterday, texas governor rick perry called the situation at the us border a humanitarian crisis. more than 52,000 unaccompanied children have crossed the u.s. border since october. at one point perry got into a heated debate. >> if you're going it where i think you're going i've been the governor for 14 years. >> governor, if you don't mind. >> no, no. >> if you agree -- >> here's the reason i agree to it. the reason people are coming is because the border has not been secured. >> perry also said texas should be reimbursed the half a billion dollars it spent protecting the border. >>> harris was charged with leaving his son in a car to die. prosecutors says harris was sexting while his son died. harris spent his last day sending lewd messages to young women including teenagers. >> the most common term would be sexting. >> were photos being sent? >> yes. >> rep

>> reporter: anthony mason is a local sportscaster. >> what it means for the people of the city, mentally, psychologically, all of that is intertwined. >> reporter: while cavalier attendance dropped 15% during james' absence -- as for miami, a team mural said it all with the face of james blacked out. now, the forbe "forbes" magazine estmates that with lebron james on the cavaliers the value of the franchise could increase as much as $100 million. scott, the odds-makers in las vegas are saying the contenders -- the cavaliers are real contenders and a 4-1 bet to win the championship next year. >> pelley: dean, thanks very much. tonight secretary of state john kerry is in kabul, afghanistan, trying to resolve afghanistan's election dispute which threatents that country's democracy. kerry met separately today with ghani and abdullah abdullah. they will talk again tomorrow. with the u.s. combat mission coming to an end in afghanistan, some afghans who risked their lives to help american soldiers have resettled here in america but they are now feeling abandoned. here's jim axelrod. >> after se

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anthony mason met the weatherman. >> reporter: across the country, 8500 volunteer observers record theweather every day but none has been doing it longer than 101-year-old richard hendrickson. >> right now, it is exactly 80. >> reporter: for 84 years now hendrick son hab monitoring the highs and lows from the thermometer shelter in his backyard in bridgehampton, new york. is this pretty much the way it's always been? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: real simple. >> just like that. you're going to show age a little bit here in the joints. >> reporter: we all do. >> like we all get. >> reporter: he also checks the rainfall daily and then glances out his dining room window to check the wind. >> it's clear. there's not a cloud in the sky. >> reporter: before calling it all in, on his rotary phone. >> yeah, bridgehampton. >> reporter: to the national weather system. >> the sky is clear. the wind is out of the southwest. >> reporter: when hendrickson started recording the weather in 1930 at age 18, herbert hoover was president. this is your journal from the 30s. >> sure. i remember this thing! i'll

more now from anthony mason. >> reporter: with the surge in june hiring, the u.s. economy appears to be gaining momentum. nearly 1.4 million jobs have been created so far this year. economist michael hanson is with bank of america merrill lynch. is the economy finally gaining onaction here? >> it looks that way. obviously there have been a lot of false dawns. >> not only was job growth in june strong, but the previous two months were revised up as well. may to 224,000 jobs created and april to 304,000. that's the strongest monthly increase in more than two years. hanson says the economy is on its feet again. so we're standing. are we running? >> we're walking more briskly than we were six months ago but godon't know if we are running just yet but we're getting there. >> reporter: the unemployment rate is lowest among workers with college degrees, but many like 28-year-old elizabeth thompson still feel under- employed. a journalism major, she earns about $28,000 a year as an editorial assistant at "staten island parent" magazine. >> the main thing is that i was worr

so anthony mason is with us. >> good morning. great to be here. >> great to have you here. we're going to begin in the middle east. overnight the conflict spread to the west bank. >> thousands of palestinians clashed with israeli troops. one palestinian was reportedly killed and dozens injured. it was yesterday's attack on a u.n. school in gaza that provoked the outrage. they were killed. barry petersen is in gaza city where people want to know why they became the targets. barry, good morning. >> reporter: they have seen a lot here in gaza, but even in this place where death comes almost hourly, the attack on the school left people shocked. the wounded and the dead poured into this hospital, mostly women and children. the emergency room struggled to cope. when we saw this 7-year-old, see seemed unconscious, but then good news, she opened her eyes. the red cross said they were bringing buses, the relative told us, but then we were struck with artillery fire from tanks. they have turned their schools into safe hairchs. there were still people at this school yesterday after th

anthony mason tells us nearly one in four americans is being chased right now by a debt collector.the cape cod fishing competition, elaine quijano says the professionals are losing to the naturals. >> reporter: what is it that you see when you look at a gray seal? >> i see-- i see a threat to my bottom line.

anthony mason tells us about her return to the spotlight. >> ♪ i will remember you.♪ >> it has been some time since we have heard from sarah mclachlan. >> ♪ >> reporter: but this summer the canadian singer who sold 40 million records is touring again. >> you haven't been afraid to go away for a while. is it scary to sort of leave your audience for a while? >> mo, it is a bit scary to come back but more because i know how much work it takes to get back into the game. >> ♪ >> she is back in the game after a rocky period. that included a divorce, a break with her long time manager, and the loss of ver adopt if the father who died of cancer in 2010 at the age of 80. >> i don't think anyone gets to this point of their life unscathed. >> i am 46 years old and this is time when parents die, when big changes happen. >> and when you were dealing with all of that .. where were you musically? >> nowhere. >> down the hill, behind her home in west vancouver, mclachlan has built a recording studio, but for a while, the songs just didn't come. >> i played music but i didn't have it

about shipping plans, anthony mason tells us deother government agency, the federal trade commission,suing amazon over its sales practices. >> reporter: nine-year-old ryan marshall loves playing games on his parents' phone. >> all the stuff you want, you can get. >> reporter: the game apps are free, but to progress in the game, you often have to pay. >> you just press "buy". >> reporter: which ryan did without his mother knowing, until she logged on to her bank account. >> i find out there's $300 missing. and i said, "i don't remember spending this type of money." >> reporter: kids, lashawn marshall says, are tempted. >> you don't know till you get the bill in the mail. >> reporter: the ftc, in its lawsuit, alleges amazon illegally billed parents for unauthorized charges like this. >> this is clearly a problem and amazon was aware of it. >> reporter: melanie is with the fcc's bureau of consumer protection. >> for 2.5 years, they've allowed the kids to incur charges without parental involvement or consent. >> reporter: in an internal amazon email, an app store manager admitted "we're c

anthony mason reports job creation is moving into high gear. but what kind of jobs are they? wyatt andrews tells us who at the va was paid bonuses while vets waited months for treatment. and remembering world war ii hero louie zamperini, his incredible story is come together big screen, chip reid tells it tonight. >> dow consider yourself a hero. >> no, no, no. i got three purple hearts for what captioning sponsored by cbs

anthony mason met the weatherman. >> reporter: across the country, 8500 volunteer observers record then's weather every day, but none has been doing it longer than 101-year-old richard hendrickson. >> right now, it is exactly 80. >> reporter: for 84 years now, hendrick son hab monitoring the highs and lows from the thermometer shelter in his backyard in bridgehampton, new york. is this pretty much the way it's always been? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: real simple. >> just like that. you're going to show age a little bit here in the joints. >> reporter: we all do. >> like we all get. >> reporter: he also checks

anthony mason, or senior business correspondent is in chicago tonight. anthony, what's behind the sell-off? >> reporter: well, james, 96% of the stocks in the s&p 500 fell today, and there was no single catalyst. argentina's default was just one in a series of bad headlines, but traders are saying the market was really overdue for a sell-off. look at the dow, which is up nearly 7% in the last year, the s&p is up more than 14%, the nasdaq has soared more than 20% in a year. the rally traders were saying it's just getting tired. >> brown: anthony, what impact will tomorrow's job numbers have? >> reporter: well, perversely, james, good news could be bad news tomorrow. traders on wall street are very worried that strong job numbers will mean the fed will start raising interest rates soon, so they're kind of hoping for a goldilocks number, one that's neither too hot nor too cold. >> brown: the centers for disease control and prevention warned americans today not to travel to the west african nations upon liberia, guinea, and sierra leone where hundreds have di

anthony mason tells us nearly one in four americans is being chased right now by a debt collector. in the cape cod fishing competition, elaine quijano says the professionals are losing to the naturals. >> reporter: what is it that you see when you look at a gray seal? >> i see-- i see a threat to my bottom line.

thicke will talk this morning with anthony mason. >> it's been a very humbling year to say the least. >> with "blurred lines" robin thicke had biggest selling song of last year but success blew up his marriage on his new album named for his wife he begs her to come back. ♪ >> did you have any hesitation about doing it in public? >> i am right now. ♪ >> ahead on "sunday morning", the soul of robin thicke. >> osgood: dream on is what chicago cubs fans do. even century after century. but keeps them going? mo rocca will put that question and others to a long suffering fan. >> this semi relem us relic. >> as long time fan of the chicago cubs. >> this is a cub -- george knows you win some, you lose someone. >> my cubs have not won the world series subjects 1908. >> actually you mostly lose. but the long suffering cubs do have something no other team has. wrigley field. >> the team is terrible. >> ahead on "sunday morning," wrigley. what a view. >> actor zach braff's new film is a crowd pleaser. the story of how he managed to pull that off is tracy smith. >> and action. >> actor director zac

here's anthony mason. ♪ heyho let's go hey ho let's go ♪ ♪ hey ho let's go >> reporter: punk rock lostfather on friday. tommy ramone, the last surviving member of the band the ramones, died of cancer. tommy was born thomas erduli in budapest, hungary. he met bandmates in new york, who all took the last name ramon. ♪ 20, 20, 20, 24 hours ago i want to be sedated ♪ >> reporter: as drummer and manager of the band, tommy ramone helped define punk and changed the course of pop music. in recent years, ramone changed gears forming the folk duo uncle monk with his partner claudia. the ramones were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2002. tommy ramone was 65 years old. ♪ i want to be sedated >> still ahead, the traffic agent who boost morale in their hometown with every step. once there was a girl who never even in her laundry room... with downy unstopables, she matched her one-of-a-kind style with one-of-a-kind scents. downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. wash in the wow. hard it can be...how ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and

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anthony mason reports job creation is moving into high gear. but what kind of jobs are they? tells us who at the v.a. was paid bonuses while vets waited months for treatment. and remembering world war ii hero louie zamperini. his incredible story is coming to the big screen. chip reid tells it tonight. >> do you consider yourself a hero? >> no, no, no. i got three purple hearts for what?

anthony mason tells us nearly one in four americans is being chased right now by a debt collector., the cape cod fishing competition, elaine quijano says the professionals are losing to the naturals. >> reporter: what is it that you see when you look at a gray seal? >> i see a threat to my bottom line. captioning sponsored by cbs

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i'm anthony mason along with margaret brennan. good morning. >> good morning. the holiday weekend is approaching. >> and so is arthur. it's now hurricane arthur. the immediate threat is along north carolina's outer bangs. a mandatory evacuation order is now in place. >> a satellite view shows the size of the system. it plans to threaten tens of millions of americans iechlts expected to move up east coast today and today. craig boswell is in nags head, north carolina, one of many spots where fourth of july celebrations are now in jeopardy. craig, good morning. >> reporter: and good morning to you from nags head, north carolina, where hurricane arthur is an unwanted and uninvited guest to this tourist destination. families that have planned vacations are checking out the beach to see what's happening, deciding if they're going to stay or go. nearby hatteras island earlier this morning was put under a mandatory evacuation. as arthur approaches, the outer banks of north carolina may be in for a beating. with 25 coastal counties already in a state of emergency, gove

>>> i am gayle king with anthony mason mason.station shows how big arthur is. >> evacuation orders and hurricane warnings in in place there, and heavy surf is already hitting the north carolina coast, but one reporter says conditions will get rougher in just hours. >> all eyes on the tropical eubgs. it's a category 1 hurricane. the pressure continues to fall down to 983 millibars and moving off to the north-northeast. you can see a closer look off the east to charleston. most of the track today will parallel the coastline. hurricane warnings up from surf city up to the border and here is the official track from the national hurricane center expected to make a landfall or come close to it on the outer banks, and that will happen tonight. it's track is close to new england during the friday overnight and close enough to bring heavy rain to the boston area and disrupted already fireworks displays in new england. far northeastern corner of south carolina, much of eastern north carolina, and a chance for hurricane-force winds will be

i'm anthony mason with margaret brennan, happy fourth of july. >> good to celebrate with you, anthony. >> america is celebrating its 238th birthday as you wake up in the west. hurricane arthur is weakening. minutes ago the national hurricane center downgraded arthur to a category 1. the storm hit north carolina with 100-mile-an-hour winds and heavy rain but arthur's top winds are down to 90 miles an hour as it races up the east coast. >> our correspondents are stationed along the atlantic coast this morning. we begin with susan mcginnis in nag's head north carolina near the eye of the storm. susan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and good morning to our viewers in the west. thousands of people here in the outer banks are waking up this fourth of july to survey the damage after hurricane arthur came ashore here late last night. overnight arthur swept through eastern north carolina strengthening into a category 2 hurricane. it is a devastating mix. winds gusting over 100 miles per hour and torrential rains are pummelling the outer banks. late last night officials tracking the s

i'm anthony mason with vinita nair.good morning. >> good morning to you. >> we have some wonderful guests and one of the most honored and innovative chefs gregory ogden. >> and the r & b scottish hit maker on our saturday session. >>> israeli forces hit gaza with more air strikes today and the death toll continues to rise. >> hamas says more than 900 people have been wounded including dozens of civilians. as of today egypt has opened the crossing in southern gaza to allow medical aid into the zba za strip and for palestinian wounded to be evacuated to egypt. holly williams is in gaza. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the israeli military pounded the gaza strip with air strike this morning five days. palestinian officials say more than 120 people have been killed including dozens of civilians. the israeli military sometimes telephones in advance of its air strikes so that people have time to get out alive. in gaza city they evacuated this area and then watched as a house was demolished. israel says it's targeting

sunday mornings' anthony mason catches one popular singer-songwriter. here is a preview of the interview you will see coming up a little later on cbs's sunday morning. >> it has been some time since we've heard from sarah mclaughlin. but this summer, the canadian singer, who sold 40 million records, is touring again. >> you haven't been afraid to go away for awhile. is it scary to sort of leave your audience for awhile? >> no, it is a bit scar toy come back, but more because i know how much work it takes to get back into the game. >> she's back in the game, including a differ ores, break with her long time manager, and the loss of her adoptive father, who died of cancer in 2010 at the age every 80. >> i don't think anybody gets this point in their life unscathed. you know, i'm 46 year old, and this is the time when parents die, when big changes happen. >> and singer sarah motorcycle lawn lynn once again just ahead on sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00. also, coming up in our next half hour, on "eyewitness news", we'll check in with "face the nat

anthony mason and vanita nair joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning to you guys.good morning, nicole, and happy birthday lucy. coming up we will have the latest on malaysia airlines flight 17 that was shot down over ukraine. we will go live to the crash site for the latest on securing the debris field. we will go to moscow where pressure continues to rise over rush's a alleged involvement. >>> also from customizing cell phones to contact lens that he is can monitor your health, inside google's plans to push news to the future. >>> and once unrealistic and uninspired mankins are now moving to the forefront of fashion. we will show what you spark the original creation and their current change. >> all that plus food network's austin brown and music in the saturday session and, of course, your eye opener all that coming up, see you soon. >> i'll let lucy know you wish her well, thank you. >>> 6:45 right now. keeping a perfectly maintained lawn isn't easy, right? don't get discourage. in this weeks angie's list report jim donovan shows us some easy ways to have a healt

anthony mason and vanita nair joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning, guys. >> reportergood morning, liz. coming up nasa is calling it a shocking discovery, what they have learn about the water supply that feeds seven u.s. state. >>> and built his body to the limit to play hercules, we will look at actors risking their health to get rolls. >>> tired of pressing your luck on that next bottle have wine we will show you app that cans restaurant men an and gives you best bottle at best price. >> all that plus your eye opener, the dish and rock band will be performing in the saturday obsession we hear congratulations due to nicole so let her necessity we send nicole our well wishes. >> our best. >> hopefully she's watching and she just heard you. >> hopefully she's not. >> yes, exactly. >> thanks, so much. >>> now back here in our area the largest summertime hot air balloon and music festival in north america are moving our way and close enough for to you check it out this weekend. thirty-second annual new jersey festival of ballooning kick off in readington, new jersey. thir

well, there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturdayment anthony mason, van eat a meyer join usn new york with that preview. good morning to you. >>> good morning, nicole, happy fifth of july. coming up the mystery behind the disappearance of thousands of blackbirds, a look at reasons some say the birds may go extinct. >> then, no lost dollars bags, no waiting in security lines, we'll show you how you can take private jets on your next trip for as little as $200. >> and have you lost interest in the world cup? now that the us is out? well, we will take you to the international competition being held this weekend, some called the true ultimate sport. >> all of that plus your eye opener, the dish and music from wild child in our saturday session. that's just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> all right, guys, thanks for the preview, happy july 5th to you, as well. >>> 6:45, in whales hundreds came out to be the first to visit underground trampoline park. how cool does that sound? happened friday in enormous cave. three massive trampolines suspend from the stone walls in calf e

anthony. and you can see her with her defense attorney in one of them. here she is with cheney mason. e anthony has remained close with since the trial. and as it turns out, he may be all she has left. our jean casarez looks back at the trial of casey anthony. >> reporter: july 2011. hundreds gather outside the courthouse in orlando, florida, to wait for a verdict. in what many say was the death penalty trial of the century. the case against casey anthony. >> as to the charge of first degree murder, verdict as to count one, we the jury find the defendant, not guilty. >> reporter: the case ended as dramatically as it started, with a call to 911 from a panicked grand mother. >> there is something wrong. i found daughters car today and smells like there is a dead body in the damn car. >> we had a missing child that is absolutely adorable and a beautiful young mother, 22 years of age. and the grandmother, screaming that on the phone. >> reporter: suspicion fell on casey anthony. police believed her stories weren't adding up. her little girl, caylee, taken by the nanny no one could find. an

. >>> i'm anthony mason along with margaret brennan.nnell, and gayle king are off. hurricane arthur hammered up the coast. arthur made a stronger punch tham than forecasters predicted. top winds were above 100 miles an hour. >> areas like the coast are starting to feel the impact. eric fisher of our affiliate wbz is tracking arthur. good morning. >> good morning. it's making records. now it's working toward open water. still lashing chesapeake area with the bands. the latest update at 8:00 in the morning. wind speeds at 100 miles an hour. the central pressure at .976. this will be tracking off to the north and east. by the time we head to the north just after 9:00 making a close pass with nantucket as a category 1 hurricane and moving its way up the coast of nova scotia. by early saturday, making landfall there. they'll be dealing with a strong storm system at that time. it will be moving offshore for a time and then we'll get the tropical storm force winds. so a lot of folks preparing for strong wind gusts. heavy rainfall there. in ter

anthony mason shows us why it's only their latest musical milestone. ruth is a metal band made up of three friends who have known each other since preschool. and now not even a full decade later they have a multirecord deal from sony reportedly worth $1.8 million. ♪ >> reporter: their jam sessions began as play dates when they were bear by 5 years old. guitarist malcolm brickhouse now 15, and jarad dock contains now 12 would send hours in the basement practicing the heavy metal sounds they heard on tv. ♪ all while dreaming about the stadiums they'd play when they one day would go on tour. >> and it was like performing you had the imagination back then. >> they were dead serious. they played in the band. >> reporter: they're not just playing anymore, malcolm and jarad along with alec atkins make up the heavy metal band unlocking the truth outside of pittsburgh pennsylvania. >> if the crowd is motivated. i'm excited that the crowd hears our music and they have the music they love. >> reporter: the band's first break came in march of 2012 when they took th

anthony mason shows us how it was a quintessential romantic comedy. >> the original script was titled reiner who was single and frustrated at the time. it was turned into "when harry met sally." >> a discuss began how men and women relate to each other. >> what i'm saying -- and this is not a come-on in any, way, shape or form. men and women can't be friends because the sex part always gets in the way. >> reporter: the romantic comedy grossed $92 million. written by nora ephron and written by rob reiner, it remains on one of the best. film and culture critic class never. >> reporter: 25 years later it shows how romance endures. billy chris tells us why. >> because it's real and honest. a wonderful script. great director. great pairing. >> we loved what we were doing, it was new york, romantic, leaves change. what could be better. >> reporter: and the movie's climatic scene shot in katz's delicatessen became one of the most remembered scenes. >> what are you saying, that they fake orgisms? >> yes, yes, yes. >> sari cooper is a sex therapist. >> to this day it's an extraordinary scene.