you should see the inside. >> reporter: at lane's old house, calvin carr's right to worry. the house next door is listing for $40,000, one third what he paid just eight months ago. mark strassmann, cbs news, conley, georgia. >> smith: state police in virginia say driver fatigue may be to blame for a deadly bus crash there today. the sky express bus hit an embankment and flipped over on i-95 30 miles north of richmond. four women were killed and 54 other passengers were hurt, so was the driver who has been charged with reckless driving. the overnight bus was headed from greensboro, north carolina, to new york city. still ahead on the "cbs evening news," the air france crash. pilots in a crisis. how did they respond? we'll talk with an expert, sully sullenberger. but up next, a warning from afghanistan's president aimed at the united states. i've had ast. ...but my symptoms kept coming back... ...kept coming back. then i found out advair helps prevent symptoms from happening in the first place. advair is for asthma that's not well controlled on a long-term asthma medicine, su

he's calvin trillin. this is overheard. >> calvin trillin, welcome. >> thank you. >> nice to see you again. >> thank you. you too. >> nice to have you back in texas where apparently you've written a ton of pieces about uss did you even know that there was enough.i, i cculdn't believe there were enough to fill a whole book. >> no, i didn't know, actually. >> yeah. >> when the ut press asked me about it i said, i don't think i've written that much about texas. it turned out there were a number of pieces that aren't in there. >> you had to actually leave stuff out. >> yeah. i left stuff. >> we think that texas is enormously interesting, and we don't necessarily expect everybody else does. and so the question is what, what made you come and do pieces in texas as often as you have over the last number ever years? >> well, for one thing i was doing pieces everywhere. >> what? >> no. >> yeah. >> i, it comes as a shock, i know. >> it kills me to think that it's not taken personally. >> for 15... a lot of these pi

it comes from calvin coolidge. this is what calvin coolidge said. nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. talent will not. nothing is more powerful than one successful man with talent. genius will not. education will not. the world is full of educated derelicts. persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. the slogan press on will always solve the problems of the human race. mr. selig, thank you for reminding me. "blue bloods on cbs. tom selleck tonight on pbs. that is our show for tonight. until next time, keep the faith. >> may i explain later, please? >> i was attacked by a two yo- yos. >> what a minute, higgins. i am telling you i have been attacked and it may be killed and you are worried about the paint? would you get out of my way? out of my way, before i run you down and enjoy it. >> for more information on k.d. lang. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insur

>> supervisor kim, supervisor elsbernd, supervisor farrell, supervisor wiener, my name is calvin. i am with san francisco information clearing house. i am still at a loss to figure out what public policy we are reforming here. the record is fairly clear. the supervisor's ordinance sites basically two reasons. one, regularly placed the initiatives before the voters through this process. two, this cumbersome system encourages more and more initiatives. the largest number of such initiatives were 31 years ago. the record does not indicate that there has been an increase in initiative ordinances. in fact, in november of 2000 was the most recent time in which there were even more than a handful of such measures on the ballot. so i am really trying to figure out what public policy is being pursued. i am very thankful that supervisor wiener has made the two amendments that he just made, which have addressed a number of concerns. but i would like to ask him to make one more amendment, and that would be to -- 109 of these measures, 53%, have been placed on by the board and the mayor. why d

another first teamer, calvin klein. laying on the broad shoulders of amar'e stoudemire of the new york knicks and one of the nba's true fashionistas. a man who can tell you why he's going necktie and not bowtie wet this tux. why with this tie? >> we have a certain fabric here on the lapel, so, instead of going with the bowtie, want to keep the attention on the lapel. >> reporter: fashion forward from the 6'10" power forward. though, 6'10" poses some challenges for designers. you can't get this off the rack? >> actually this size? i don't think so. no, we have to do it on his body and custom made for him. >> reporter: and check out amar'e's home closet. this is just a small section. it's like footwear heaven. and this three-piece suit from tom ford? his favorite. >> my go-to suit. one of my favorites. tom ford. tailor-made for me. >> reporter: the stoudemire style has caught the eye of "vogue" goddess anna wintur. he was her front row guest, and she, an occasional guest at knick games. but she turn to you for advice? >>

your sense spotlight or have someone in mind here think i spent the next time just dropping a line calvin enough at the t.v. dots are here and let's keep the show interaction and we'll be back with more for a special comment on what's going on in and outside russia and so then stay on our sea and take care. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization sean combs discovers what makes on tarted is so special and attractive from the wildlife in antarctica. and from the. expedition to the bottom of the earth are to. download the official and see how to make a show on the phone called touch from the i choose option. one cianci flight. video on demand on g.'s minefield comes an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your.

demonte calvin was motivated by his mother. he graduated from civic center secondary school and will go to city college this fall. romi youngquist emigrated with her mother from the ivory coast, where her family still lives, threatened by civil war. she realized that in san francisco she had opportunities that her family back home did not that inspired her to do well in school. she graduated also from the school of arts and plans to go to ucla to study dentistry. she lives in richmond. is that correct? she was going to have to take two buses and probably a cab to get here. it was her plan to be here. when she got to her one-year-old child, she said it would not worked out. she is a single mother who takes care of herself. her parents had their own situation going on, being incarcerated. at the age of 14, she filed to be independent. this year, she graduate from help of high-school and plans on studying creative writing at city college while taking care of her 1-year-old son. i think she deserves our applause even though she cou

your sense spotlight where have someone in mind here think i spent the next time just drop me a line calvin out at any dot car here and let's keep the show interaction and we'll be back with more for a special comment on what's going on in and outside russia and so then stay on our sea and take care.

tavis: sadly your father didn't make it to the white house but a guy named calvin coolidge and one of the most famous lines is the business of america is business. since when has america not been a corporation? one can argue and i will say it again, that america was a corporation before it was a country. i hear the points you are making, but since america hasn't been a business? >> you are a cynical man and i understand what you are saying, but i see there has been a tension between the idealism that created our first democracy in the history of mankind. at the time of the civil war, there were six democracies on the face of the planet, but today there are 120 and they have been inspired by american exceptionalism. but we made a ton of mistakes but created a model for human beings governing themselves with institutions of justice and by the creation of informed public and the middle class and all of these things are the components of a good democracy. we lost our democracy in the guilded age in the 1880's and 1890's. they had trusts, steel trusts, oil trusts, sugar trusts, john d. roc

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. >> i try to stop and my friends calvin and jose and they take care of me at the doughnut shop, but it is your turn, now. >>> it could soon park more to park downtown in one bay area city. the price hike and how the city is trying to soften the blow coming up. >> reporter: and san francisco firefighters mourning the loss of one of their only. the latest on a house fire that quickly turned into an inferno. details coming up. >>> plus, a crucial hearing today for the prime suspect in the bryan stow beating case. and the key person police just questioned. >> chilling testimony in the jaycee dugard case how she described her terrifying moments all coming up. ,,,, san francisco firefighters, mourn the loss of one of their own.. while another is i >>> as a firefighter he was the first one in and last one out, a real firefighter's firefighter. >> san francisco firefighters mourning the loss of one of their own while another in critical condition this morning. the deadly phenomenon behind the tragedy. >> and what we never knew about jaycee dugard's years in captivity. the weapon phillip gar

the color yellow welcome to spotlight the infamous shout out to child calvin already today my guest on the show is about one ziad the. former looks are processed in syria have left over a thousand people dead their rights are the biggest challenge for the asaad family they have been ruling the country for forty years but today inspired by the revolutions in tunisia and egypt syrians want to oust president bashar assad. what's the most probable scenario for the syrian crisis here's the executive director of the syrian center of the political and strategic studies about grant ziad. trying to hold on to power president assad is introducing some political and economic reforms. the election process and local governments by corruption and give more freedom to the media the protesters have little faith in this rhetoric say just nice words with no real meaning behind them the syrian ministry of defense has imposed serious restrictions on communications and introduced a complete ban internet access in some areas of the country. i'd like to welcome to the show thank you for having me thank you f

power it how do the how has this story and then you go back and you know the calvin the calvinists of one hundred years ago or fifty years ago two hundred years ago who said you know people are fundamentally evil but we've got to have good people to rule us so how do we know who are the people that god is likely to rule as well of us the people who are rich. bad you know that kind of world view we had for a long time that justified kings and lords and dukes and things i'm just i'm astounded and how you think it continues to exist and in a more egalitarian world b. and in a country based on the enlightenment. yeah well you know i think that in a way the dominant religion in the business media is the great man theory of wealth creation but somehow it's mostly men who who bring their individual gifts and somehow make amazing things happen and i i also like an atlas shrugged thinking about the i think it's the daphne taggart character who runs the railroad that well we're the railroad come from where did they get the land you know where did the railroads come from in the united states the

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in on this day, calvin klein. >> what do you like in a tuxedo? >> i like for it to fit.like it to really some what show off the body. and something clean, real clean, and fashion forward. >> reporter: fashion forward from the 6'10", power forward. of course, 6'10" does pose some challenges for designers. >> yeah, yeah. he is like very tall. >> reporter: i notice that. >> he is very elegant. >> reporter: i noticed that too. the stoudermire style has caught the eye of vogue goddess anna wintour, he was her front row guest at fashion week she a guest at knicks games. has she turned to you for advice on the magazine? >> no. she has it under control. >> reporter: do you go to her for advice on basketball? >> saw her at the knicks' game. ask how are my free-throws out there tonight. >> reporter: truth is stoudermire needs little help. basketball is his first love, but he swears, fashion is his second. and his skills formidable. so formidable that fashion designer rachel roy asked him to help design a women's clothing line. >> i like this one it's hot. i think it's hot. >> it's

. >> calvin carr's street is the napshot of america, seven out of nine homes in foreclosure, a telltalego. >> houses are going for half price, that makes a drop in the property value period. >> reporter: in the enchanted forest subdivision, homes are selling for 70% less than they were eight years ago. >> this is a little discouraging, a lot discouraging really. >> reporter: he's hardly alone. what was once considered the american dream is for many a neverending financial nightmare. since this time last year home values have plunged 5.1%. >> what's happening is there's more supply than what can be absorbed, the prices are going down, and that's causing adverse feedback, because it's causing people to be more fearful of buying. >> reporter: in san francisco the double dip crisis is a reality. mark and susan weiss have been renting in the bay area since 2003. they're afraid to buy because they don't know if the market has reached bottom yet. >> i don't have that much confidence the home prices are going to start soaring any time soon, so i really don't feel like we're missing out on anyth

and -- calvin harrison. that ceremony and processional with hundreds of people, young and old, showing praise and honor and respect to calvin harrison for his sacrifice for america. it was led by the patriot guard, those patriots that ride the harley-davidson motorcycles, most of them from the vietnam era, who show their appreciation for the sacrifice by watching over the funeral procession and the funeral by riding those motorcycles with an american flag on the back. these are the 36, the noble 36, from southeast texas, just a few of the people who have given their lives in iraq and afghanistan. and i mention these individuals because they, like all americans that have been killed in iraq and afghanistan, are important to america. they are important to our history. because freedom is not free. and that is not a trite expression. it's not free. it has always been expensive. going all the way back to the revolutionary war. we are going to celebrate july 4 next week. and that war cost american lives. as does e

as calvin coolidge said, and "the nation which forgets its heroes will itself be forgotten." the sad reality from vietnam is that we learned the hard way that turning our backs and ignoring our warriors weaken our nation. the hope is that we learn from this and will strive to do better. in a recent speech to the young cadets at west point, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mike mullen, expressed his fear of a disconnect between the american people and its military. he said, "our work is appreciated, of that i am certain. there is not a town or a city board people do not conveyed to me they're great pride in what we do, even though house who do not support the war's -- in what we do. even those who do not support the worst support the troops. but i fear they do not know us. i fear they do not comprehend the burden of the full -- the full weight of the burden we carry or the price we pay when we return from battle of." as someone who can visit our troops in remote places around the globe and has had a close-up look at their skill and dedication and sacrifice, i

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a little pea coat pump here by calvin klein for $89. >> the next thing, of course, handbags.e saw the women wearing the mary poppins' bags. now it's really more about the structured clutch. so you can really have fun and experiment with color and pattern. under $50 from endless.com. $45 from nine west. or a little more fancy, banana republic. >> some people don't like tiny bags because of the cell phone. >> you can fit your essentials, lipstick, keys. you don't always have to dig around for everything. >> all right. and last but not least, the aviator style sunglasses that halle berry in those sunglasses. toss that? >> i really think you should. they were a hip and cool but we saw them season after season. now it's all about the cat eye. 1950 style from victory optical collection. exact replica of the most popular 1950s style. but they're really chic. $200. victoryoc.com. that's the cheaper version. if you just want do experiment, those are from h and m for $12.95. they look great on you. >> i like it. >> fashion forward. >> i feel cool already. and then for jewelry, let's go

calvin coolidge, a republican president, followed in the 1920, the same pattern, which is give to the reach and let the poor die on the vine. he didn't run again because he knew there was a collapse coming. his fellow republican elected said, give to the rich and we had the 1928 collapse. we're talking about where consumers and businesses are not buying or having business. we the government must invest i believe in the name of mickey leland we have to do a better job of feeding the hungry. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentlewoman from north carolina veck niced. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i appreciate my colleague from massachusetts talking about right-wing radicals because i associate myself with george washington, james madison, and thomas jefferson, who were right-wing radicals. along with the other founders. i would now like to yield three minutes to my distinguished colleague from wyoming, mrs. lummis. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. mrs. lummis: thank you, mr. chairman. or mr. speak

demonte calvin was motivated by his mother. he graduated from civic center secondary school and will go to city college this fall. romi youngquist