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caleb will be there, for sure. >> thank you.erage of the travelers championship this saturday and sunday right here on cbs. >>> the senate republican leader is a powerful voice in america. mitch mcconnell talks about the president, the [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ >>> senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is one of the most powerful men in washington with all the gridlock between white house and congress over big issues, his role is more important than ever. senator mcconnell joins us now in studio 57. we're pleased to have him here. welcome. >> pleasure to be with you. >> good to have you in new york. tell me this, many people talk about the problem in europe is they can't make a decision. >> no. >> and kick the can down the road. in washington, they talk about dysfunct

caleb will be there, for sure. >> thank you.ravelers championship this saturday and sunday right here on cbs. >>> the senate republican leader is a powerful voice in america. mitch mcconnell talks about t,,, ,,,,,,,, >>> senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is one of the most powerful men in washington with all the gridlock between white house and congress over big issues, his role is more important than ever. senator mcconnell joins us now in studio 57. we're pleased to have him here. welcome. >> pleasure to be with you. >> good to have you in new york. tell me this, many people talk about the problem in europe is they can't make a decision. >> no. >> and kick the can down the road. in washington, they talk about dysfunction. what can be done about that, other than changing the politicians who are in washington? >> the biggest challenge we have, charlie, for the future, is the unsustainable path of our entitlements, very popular programs, the eligibility for which needs to be adjusted in order to meet the demographics of am

caleb will be there, for sure. >> thank you.onship this saturday and sunday right here on cbs. >>> the senate republican leader is a powerful voice in america. mitch mcconnell talks about the president, the s >>> good morning. 69 outside right now. there are a lot of clouds and even a couple of showers. that's going to change as we he -- head intoed afternoon. the temperatures left side jfrp -- jump quickly. 87 this afternoon. bertdz -- better chance of >>> senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is one of the most powerful men in washington with all the gridlock between white house and congress over big issues, his role is more important than ever. senator mcconnell joins us now in studio 57. we're pleased to have him here. welcome. >> pleasure to be with you. >> good to have you in new york. tell me this many people talk about the problem in europe is they can't make a decision. >> no. >> and kick the can down the road. in washington, they talk about dysfunction. what can be done about that other than changing the politicians

and this is caleb. he's a preemie.nd he needs more mother's milk than his mother can currently provide. where he is getting that extra milk from? it may surprise you. the story next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 6:29. 84 degrees. and mostly sunny. good evening. thanks for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. in the hot seat, congress comes out swinging against the tsa for poorly serving airline passengers. whit johnson reports for wjz, from reagan international airport. >> it's palpable. the american people are just really disgusted and outraged. >> reporter: while unleashing his attack on tsa administrator john pistole, republican congressman mike rogers says the agency lacks common sense. >> why are we patting down donald rumsfeld? people are going to say, they're patting down beyonce. she's not going to blow a plane up. >> reporter: following recent negative headlines, like the dozen tsa workers in fort myers, florida, busted for improper screenings, pistole took the brunt o

for kids like little caleb, the show gave them something to remember. >> the airplanes, like. >> reporter: ale while it brought their eyes to the skies, these star-spangled ships seem to be the star attraction. >> translator: first ship we went on -- >> the first ship we went on was indonesia. >> reporter: and crowds of people swarmed the walkways. >> it's like a sea of people. >> there's got to be over a million people here. >> reporter: the sail-ebration is sale brace of maryland's history and the war of 1812. >> it's quite cool to have this national monument here to kind of celebrate the history of the state and the country. >> reporter: visitors who came to honor the flag were freed to a parade of light in the air. >> reporter: and if you missed it today, the blue angels are putting on another show form from 1 to 4 at for the mchenry, or again for a second tile like many people are going to do. >> if people are heading down tomorrow, mo'nique, you've been down there all if iday. any advice for people going to the harbor? >> reporter: do not take a water taxi. if you can take the circu

and tyler sent in the name of caleb cushing to be secretary of the treasury.was rejected by the senate by a vote of 27 to 19. tyler immediately sent it back in to be secretary of the treasury. it was again rejected by a vote of 27 to 9. he immediately sent cushing's name back in to be secretary of the treasury. a third time it was rejected by a vote of 29 to 2. but that wasn't all of it. tyler's nominee for a minister to brazil was rejected. his minister to france was rejected. his nominee for secretary of war was rejected. his nominee for secretary of the navy was rejected. his nominee for the supreme court was rejected. and yet the senate got over it. the same thing can be said with respect to the embroglio in which senator foote drew a gun on senator thomas hart benton of missouri on the senate floor in the old senate chamber. now you talk about fireworks. that may be a pun. but you talk about bitterness and anger and passion. all of these were a part of the senate in the days in which they were arguing over abolitionist legislation and petitions. and the f

with zach what i had done with jerry, those heart-to-hearts, what i had done with my youngest son caleb i also felt it was time to tell zach what his condition was like. i had never ever mentioned it. i felt he should know and i wanted to see how self-aware he was. >> his book about this journey is called "father's day -- a journey into the mind and heart of my extraordinary son." you can see the entire interview today, 5:00 eastern time. >>> now we're learning more about the death of rodney king. police say his fiance found him at the bottom of his california swimming pool early this morning. a police captain just toll me that his fiance said king was an avid swimmer but she thought it was very peculiar that he would be in the pool at this particular hour so she ended up calling 911 for help. king beating by los angeles police in 1991 was caught on tape and sparked riots after the acquittal of the officers involved. >>> the first official results from greece's critical elections are in. with about 20% of the vote counted, the country's conservative party holds a 4.5% lead over the left

. >> open 11. 22-year-old inmate caleb etter, suffered severe burns over two-thirds of his body whenhetamine lab he was running exploded. when we interviewed etter, he was also serving time for both sexual assault and for attacking a peace officer. >> i just push everything to the limit, because as you can tell, i think i'm unstoppable. i think nothing will stop me. nothing will ever kill me. i thought i was god. reality check, i'm not. >> in spite of his calm demeanor, a few hours after this interview, etter got into a verbal confrontation with a female correctional officer that quickly escalated. c.e.r.t., the correctional emergency response team, was called in to extract him from his cell. >> he's been banging his head on the door, spitting at the glass, refusing to move or comply with any orders. we have permission to use force to extract him from his cell. >> for security reasons, the prison videotapes all extractions. >> you ready to move? >> put your hand out. >> open b-11. >> a mask is placed over etter's head to prevent him from spitting. >> let's go. >> initially he seems t

ted's metals from iraq and one of caleb's beloved toys. >> it is crazy. it is this little teddy bear thing, scout, and caleb played with that all the time. >> reporter: they saw another scout for sell at a bookstore, caleb lit up. >> it was an emotional event. >> yeah. we both about lost it in our store. our son just beamed when he saw that bear and hugged him and he just said, scout, scout. >> reporter: piece by piece, they insist they will rebuild, beginning with a small bear. where kate, even though firefighters hearsay they have made a lot of progress, they are not letting up. these are not clouds here on this ridge. this is smoke. we are at the us air force academy where the airport here that's usually used for cadettes taking their gliders up has been repurposed as a helipad. >> the fire in and of itself is awe-inspiring in the devastation. the family story, they have some amazing perspective and what a great attitude despite what they are going through right now. jim, thank you so much for bringing their story to us. jim spellman, colorado. >>> as

and then jerry and caleb is over here. >> there's no rose colored especially ending at the end of this. he'll never drive a car, never marry, never have children. he's not the child that i wanted. no parent would never want a child that has to go without all of those things, clearly. >> right. right. >> but what are the positives of being zach that you maybe unravelled on your travels. >> i think the positives of being zach is that he's much more complex. he has a soul. he has empathy. i saw powers of observation. i thought he was staring out the window seeing nothing. and not just yearning for independence, but he wants to be as independent as we can. we all want the same thing in life. we want identity. we all want to feel self-worth. i was volatile and dropping the f-bomb and zach is a human gps. >> what did you learn about fatherhood that surprised you when you went on this trip? >> i think it's about acceptance. it took me a long time. father's day" is a very honest book. coming to grips with a son who's very, very different. and there were moments where it was really hard for me

ted's medals from iraq and one of caleb's beloved toys. >> crazy, it is this teddy bear thing. >> scoutter: then they saw another scout for sale at a bookstore, caleb lit up. >> it was an emotional event. >> yeah. we both about lost it in the store, and our son just beamed when he saw that bear and hugged him. he said scout, scout. >> reporter: piece by piece, they insist they will rebuild, beginning with a small bear. jim spellman, cnn, colorado springs. >> and it could be mid july until the fire is fully under control. >>> the supreme court made its historic ruling yesterday. we went around the country for reaction from every major city to big hospital, even to mancos, colorado, where it is a town so quaint, it feels like it is out of the wild west. leave it to martin savidge to find this unique perspective. >> reporter: news of the supreme court's decision arrived in mancos about the time folks sat down for their rancheros. this town, population 1300, dates back to the days of the old west. jean is the editor of the mancos times, first published in 1893. >> we have snow birds, people

ted's medals from iraq and one of caleb's beloved toys. >> it is this teddy bear thing. >> scout. >>t, and he played with that all the time. >> reporter: they saw another scout for sale at a bookstore, caleb lit up. >> it was an emotional event. >> yeah. we both about lost it in the store and our son just beamed when he saw that bear, and hugged him and he just said scout, scout! >> piece by piece, they insist they will rebuild, beginning with a small bear. jim spellman, cnn, colorado springs. >>> also this morning, army investigators are trying to find out why a soldier started shooting people in a safety briefing at fort bragg. people near the base are having a hard time making sense of it all. >> it's really a sad situation because the soldiers are really here to help us. why would someone do something like that. so maybe they need evaluations or something is going on, but it's really sad. >> pentagon correspondent barbara starr joins us. this isn't the first time. the shooting turned the gun on himself. >> hi, carol, yeah. it is a tough situation at fort bragg. army investigators

what i had done with my youngest son caleb. i felt it was time to tell zach what his condition was.tioned it. i wanted to see how self-aware he was. if he is self-aware, that can inform oth inform other conversations about his future. >> how aware was he? you where about he's unable to add 100 and 100, however, he does have a certain depth of understanding. how did you know what you were saying was sinking in? what was the response from zach? >> zach gives short answers to many things. he has no physical side effects, which is amazing. i can tell because he doesn't understand because he wants to change the subject. i can tell because he does understand and feels a certain amount of pain. i remember asking him on the indiana toll road and saying, zach, do you know what brain damage is? he said, well, i'm not sure, what is it? i said what do you think it is? he said, well, when my brain isn't right. i said how do you know? my brain isn't right what you jerry can do things i can't do like go to school. i knew he was aware that he was different. he did have a sense. i was gratified by t

it's a law called caleb's law. and now we're seeing new devices out there -- there's one called cell control. we told you about it i think it was a couple of weeks ago. you plug the device into the same socket where you read a card. teens, parents, you cannot text and drive, whenever the car's moving -- >> if you do the parents get an e-mail. it's a whole system to block it. it seems to make sense. i mean, if you can bust someone for driving while drunk or even some states, new jersey i think driving while drowsy is against the law as well, certainly texting, you take someone's life, it seems like it's fair. it's just. >> 6,000 people a year die from texting accidents. and there's also 450,000 accidents. >> the price we pay for our mobile society. there it is. >>> let's turn now to the economy. and if overnight trading in asia is any indication, today will be another good one on wall street. the dow came roaring back yesterday, gaining 286 points, its best day of the year. the index is now up for 2012. >> the nasda

. >> caleb came two months early. so many premies. particularly african-american. get a disease that kill their intestines. when moms can not produce milk. the hospital has an answer. >> cows milk is for cows and human for humans. >> they need human milk to keep their gults alive. but some of the milk is not from their mothers. >> he is getting a supplement from human breast milk. >> human milling? >> yes, a donor milk. >> reporter: all of this milk came from lactating mothers who donated their milk. like a blood donation. >> when you think of the idea of one person drinking another person's milk. it is goofy. >> it is. at first i was like, no. >> there is the x-factor. >> reporter: the doctors here tell the moms this milk is donated by people who have been screened for diseases and pasturized. >> he was gaining weight and doing well, i was for it. >> reporter: on average, one primi would die, because they could not handle anything but human milk. now, three months and six primis in, mother's milk is doing the job. >> so, mother's milk is nutrition. >> absolutely,

ted's medals and one of caleb's toys. >> it is this teddy bear thing, scout, he played with that all>> they saw another scout for sale at a bookstore, caleb lit up. >> it was an emotional event. >> yeah. we both about lost it in the store and our son beamed when he saw that bear, and hugged him and he just said scout, scout. >> reporter: piece by piece, they insist they will rebuild, beginning with a small bear. wolf, they're still battling this fire with helicopters and on the ground. you can see smoke here in the mountains. this is the u.s. air force academy behind me here. the good news is all day today and yesterday, they didn't lose any more homes. so hopefully they'll be able to get control of this fire, no more people like the stefanis will have to get bad news from the newspaper or officials that they lost their home. >> how far are the fires from downtown colorado springs? >> reporter: well, they got into colorado springs proper, where they live was in the city of colorado springs. the city is divided by a freeway that goes north and south. the whole west side between the mo

caleb shot it.great thing your character wasn't even in the book. >> right. edgar allen poe in the book. you know, edgar allen poe. it's a really good movie. i'm really proud of it. >> it opens up on friday, abraham lincoln, vampire slayer. will you be back in the fourth hour. >> i will. i'm so ready to see regis. i don't know what to do i'm so excited. >> in the show you own a bar. >> i have a drink called san regis. yes, i do. >> i'm told he likes vodka tonic cold. >> i'll introduce him to the dog style. >> all right. meantime, what do you think about a check of the weather? >> i think it's a great idea since i happen to be standing here. let's show you what we've got. heavy rain down in florida. the heat here in the east back into the midwest. slight risk of strong storms in the northern plains. we're also expecting some sunshine out west. tomorrow sizzling conditions in the east. more heavy rain down south. sizzling in the southwest. clouds in the pacific northwest. >> good morning. the heat and

it was about a family in riceville, tennessee, the family of caleb tanner hibson. tanner was a student majoring in exercise and health science. after graduating he wanted to study for an advanced degree in physical therapy. decides studying this that field he was an avid athlete, played competitive baseball and was into hiking and canoeing but all that promise was cut off on march 8 of this year when tanner died as a result of a cardiac arrest after ingesting alcohol and a synthetic at a party in chattanooga, tennessee. he was 22 years old. that drug is easily purchased on the internet. in fact, it's identified on the internet as being a research chemical. his cousin, brandy white, with us was the one who told me about this incident here on the floor of the house of the senate. brandy actually works in the leadership office and i appreciate her sharing the story with me. my heart goes out to her family. she said she called tanner's mom to tell her about the legislation. when we got it onto the bill and called her again today to tell her the legislation had passed.

and he is survived by his wife katherine and their daughters -- excuse me, son caleb.and i just want to acknowledge to katherine, who interned in our office, that you're certain any our prayers. did you a great job for us. anything that we can do for any of these families in south carolina, we will. and we very much pray for you and your family. sergeant john j.d. david medor -- i hope that's right the way i pronounced it. graduated lexington high school, a member of the wrestl wrestlinm and a wrestling coach. he was a member of the same m.p. company, survived by his wife christie and three daughters olivia, rianna and elena. two christie and her family, you will be in our prayers. this will be a tough weekend in south carolina. we're going to have three funerals. to general livingston and the national guard family, you are certainly in our prayers. that is tough blow for an m.p. company to have three people killed in one attack. to all the members of that company, we will do the best to take care of your families while you're doing gone. we've had a great discussion a

caleb shot it.g your character wasn't even in the book. >> right. the book. >> right. edgar allen poe in the book. you know, edgar allen poe -- >> who's that. >> good luck with this one. >> it's a really good movie, i'm proud of it. >> opens up on friday. "abraham lincoln vampire slayer." you back in our fourth hour, as well? >> i'm so ready to see regis. i just don't know what to do i'm so excited. >> they drink on that show and you own a bar. >> i have a drink called the st. regis. >> do you? >> i'm told he likes vodka tonic cold. >> i'm going to introduce him to the dark side. >> thank you so much. >> all right, meantime, what do you think about a check of the weather. >> i think it's a great idea since i happen to be standing here. heavy rain down in florida and heat here in the midwest and slith risk of storms in the northern plains and expecting sunshine out west. tomorrow, sizzling conditions in the east and more heavy rain down south and sizzling in the southwest and some clouds in the pacif

caleb shot it.to the dog style. >> all right. meantime, what do you think about a check of the weather? >> i think it's a great idea since i happen to be standing here. let's show you what we've got. heavy rain down in florida. the heat here in the east back into the midwest. slight risk of strong storms in the northern plains. we're also expecting some sunshine out west. tomorrow sizzling conditions in the east. more heavy rain down south. sizzling in the southwest. clouds in the pacific northwest. that's what going on around the country, h >>> 8:34 now. taking a look at a hot day shaping up over the grade. completely clear conditions. all the way from the coast to your inland cities. it's nice and clear. take a look. your uniform temperatures right now, 64 in san jose and concord, just two degrees cooler in san francisco. we're going to hit 76 degrees in the city today, 89 in redwood city, 89 degrees in san jose, and 93 as summer begins in livermore. tomorrow your temperatures come down by 20 degr