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>> democratic congressman leonard boswell is fighting for his job. he's been reelected here six times, but this week his race against republican brad zaun is too close to call. >> my wife and i watched the news last night, and i think every ad was a political ad. >> who do you trust with your money, with your future? it's not brad zaun. >> leonard boswell: too wrong for too long. >> incredibly, bruce braley supports building a mosque at ground zero. >> how much relevance does all of that have to you? >> nothing. doesn't have a bit of relevance to me. >> we invited some of the folks in town to the legion hall. how many of you would say that you're angry about politics right now? [people murmuring] oh, that got a big yes. >> i'm sick and tired of people going to congress and washington, d.c., and making a living out of it while we starve to death. >> does it matter much to anyone in here whether the republicans or the democrats control the house, for example? doesn't matter? [people murmuring] >> if a republican says it, the democrats don't listen. if

craig boswell, cbs news, washington. let me get this straight... [ female voice ] yes?00% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. h,z/ >>> a year after the boston marathon bombing, a photographer from "the boston globe"s >>> a year after the boston marathon bombing, a photographer from "the boston globe" is sharing his recollections of that day. as elaine quijano reports, he stayed in contact with some of the victims of the attack. >> reporter: the day the bombs went off at the boston marathon, veteran boston globe photographer john tlumacki took more than 200 photos. >> i have trouble going back to the finish line of the marathon because i can visualize where everybody was when i photographed them. >> reporter: he was especially haunted by the images he took of 17-year-old sidney corcoran and her 48 mother celeste. shrapnel shattered sidney's arteries. >> by photographing them

craig boswell for cbs news, washington. >>> up next, one sailor very lucky to be alive after being swept overboard in the high seas. he was lost for more than an hour. how crews finally got him back on that boat. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ent for >>> a popular home rental service on the internet has agreed to pay a hotel tax of 14% for rentals within san francisco. air bnb is based in the city and today the chronicle reports it will collect taxes directly from guests. the money will begin flowing to the city this summer and could amount to millions of dollars a year. air bnb reportedly is hoping to avoid cop flick with regulators if it diseases -- conflict with regulators if it decided to go public. >>> a little more time to enroll in health insurance. the state has extended the deadline to april 15th. that's a couple extra weeks and you won't have to prove that you tried to apply. that's because the national and covered california websites were so overwhelmed as millions rushed to meet the deadline. >>> up next, amazing rescue video from the middle of the ocean. how the sailor survived being

as craig boswell reports the federal website could barely keep up yesterday. >> reporter: on the left, they have open enrollment for the affordable care act. website problems preventpeople from signing up. healthcare.gov was down for six hours monday morning and then again in the afternoon. >> there is a technical problem that the tech team is on. >> reporter: and people hoping to sign up in person waited in long lines. >> i wanted to do it online but i couldn't do it. >> reporter: the phone lines are jammed, too. >> we're currently experiencing long wait times due to a surge in demand for marketplace coverage as of the end of open enrollment approaches. >> reporter: white house officials say more than 6 million people have already enrolled in the held care plan but they still went on a media blitz monday to get more people to sign up, especially young people. >> you feel you're invincible when you're young. i say if you're not willing to give yourself peace of mind, give your mom peace of mind. >> reporter: they question how many people are actually enrolled. >> i don't think it mean

fred boswell reports. >> reporter: fewer passenger complaints helped u.s.best performance in decades. >> this is the highest ever that the industry has been in terms of overall quality. >> reporter: the university researchers behind the annual airline quality rating put virgin america at the top of the list for the second year in a row. jetblue, hawaiian, delta and alaska airlines round out the top five. carriers also bumped fewer passengers from flights. but there are still issues. on-time performance got worse last year, and more people arrived at their destination without their bags. >> i've taken ten flights this year and maybe been late seven of them. >> reporter: customer surveys show plenty of gripes about air travel, but researchers say passengers may be complaining less because they've lowered their expectations. >> people have maybe gotten to the point where they say i just don't care anymore. it's going to be what it is. >> reporter: united improved its standing in 2013, climbing out of last place and leaving express jet, sky west and american ea

craig boswell has the story. >> reporter: 1-year-old lyra kaufman is getting medical treatment on boardrift" after becoming seriously ill while sailing around the world with her family. >> right now i can say she's stable. we've been quite pleased with her status. the family is exhausted as one can imagine, but they're out of any eminent danger or hafrm. >> reporter: eric and charlotte kaufman were sailing with their darts when their youngest daughter developed a fever and a rash over most of her body. the situation turned into an emergency when their 36-foot sailboat lost steering and communication. the california international guard came to the rescue parachuting in four medics on thursday who treated young lyra on the disabled boat until the u.s. navy arrived sunday morning. >> it's a nearly successful mission. they're still under way. for us we need to get her to the highest medical care. >> reporter: the navy ship is expected to reach san diego on wednesday or thursday. craig boswell, cbs news. >>> president obama and the first lady will attend wednesday's memorial service for the

craig boswell for cbs news, washington. >> april is national distracted driving awareness month. >>> well, morgan hill is the latest city to take action in the drought declaring a level one water supply shortage. the city's calling for mandatory measures to reduce water usage by 20%. there will be restrictions on watering lawns and plants through next spring. all leaks and other plumbing problems must be fixed within 72 hours. and washing paved surfaces is prohibited unless there's a safety issue. >>> a wounded warrior's road to recovery. running into the path of helpful high school students how their mission is rewarded with a surprise hollywood ending. >> the kpix 5 mobile weather lab in a soon to be full parking lot. we have the a's forecast for you and wait until you find out how warm we're going to get coming up. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, can stanford survive the queen bee of women's basketball? >> people want to think that we're the jb team, i don't care. >> how the men's tournament got a buzz out of a kid from antioch. >> hey, how's this on the phone, coach k, wa

craig boswell reports. >> reporter: with a 6-2 vote the supreme court upheld. justice anthony kennedy said this case is not about how the debate about racial preferences should be resolved. it is about who may resolve it. in 2006 michigan voters approved a constitutional amendment prohibiting admissions programs that give preferential treatment to or discriminate against university applicants based on race. >> i think today's a wonderful day. >> jennifer sued the university of michigan in 2003. >> my entire adult life has been spent trying to make sure that everyone when they apply to college or for jobs or contracts are able to compete based on their character and not just. >> it's two playing fields all together, one of which is an obstacle court. >> reporter: in her descending opinion, justice sotomayor says it changed the basic rules. five other states have similar bans on race-based admissions. craze boss well for cbs news, the supreme court. >>> coming up on the "morning news," controversial bonuses at the irs including for some employees who owe money to

. >> on the night michelle died, stacy boswell and a neighbor were standing in a driveway one block overa distance of hundreds of yards. >> there was arguing, then there was a yell for help and there was a gunshot and another yell for help and then another gunshot. >> the neighbors' story matched up with the fact that two shots had been fired from jeremy's gun. that made them apparent ear witnesses to a homicide and not a suicide. now, about three months into his review, rogers was finally ready to confront the target of his investigation. jeremy banks. he agreed, no conditions, to go talk to him? >> uh-huh. >> his words were, let's put this thing to bed. >> you okay man? >> i feel all right. >> listen to the tone of this interrogation and it's clear the case was not being put to bed that day. >> not riding your motorcycle? >> jeremy retold the story he offered in the first investigation by the sheriff's office. how he perched on his motorcycle in the garage, heard two shots, broke down the bedroom door only to find michelle dying from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> we're getting som