captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. we're beginning tonight with a exclusive look at the alleged times square bomber in times square, the scene of the crime. this photograph obtained by cbs news shows faisel shahzad on the far right of your screen. we believe it was taken some time in the past year or two. now, this is video we shot of that very same location today, and as you can see, as the camera pans to the right, shahzad was just steps away from the spot on west 45th street where he admitted parking an s.u.v. loaded with explosives last saturday night. 53 hours later, shahzad was in custody, charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. our justice correspondent bob orr is following the investigation. bob, you have new information tonight about the arrest. >> reporter: katie, indeed. the suspect continues to cooperate. in fact, he's been talking ever since he was grabbed in a bizarre scene that played out aboard the emirates jetliner. the despera

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this is the "cbs morning news" andrew. this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, may 24th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm michelle gielan. this week, possibly tomorrow, bp plans its latest attempt to stop the massive gulf spill by pouring cement and mud into the blown well. the oil has hit more than 65 miles of the louisiana coast and nearly five weeks after the accident, the obama administration says it's not confident bp knows what it's doing. tara mergener is in washington with details. >> reporter: well, with every passing day, pressure is mounting on the white house to help end this ordeal. but the administration admits only the company and the oil industry have the know-how. members of the obama administration may not like what they see when they fly over the gulf of mexico this morning. for 34 days now, a blown out well has been spewing millions of gallons of oil into the water. and more and more of it appears to be washing up among louisiana's beaches. >> i'm angry and frustrated that bp has been unable to stop this well from l

captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, thanks for joining ugs, i'm michelle gielan. the alleged times square bomber is expected to be arraigned today in federal court. faisal shahzad is said to be cooperating with authorities and has admitted he was trained to make bombs at a terrorist camp in pakistan. tara mergener is in washington with more this morning. tara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. when shahzad faces at least five charges in court this morning. this, as investigators chase down leads both here and abroad. in washington, president obama is calling the attempted attack a clear act of terrorism. faisal shahzad will face a number of charges when he appears in new york federal court today. among them, attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction, and trying to kill americans. >> if successful, it could have resulted in a lethal terrorist attack, causing death and destruction in the heart of new york city. >> reporter: the pakistani-born u.s. citizen confessed tuesday that he rigged a nissan pathfinder with a homemade bomb and tried to blo

captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. it's a sickening sight. one week before memorial day weekend, the beach on grand isle louisiana, a beautiful resort destination is closed after oil as thick as chocolate syrup washed up on shore today. b.p. oil. the next attempt to plug the offshore gusher will involve shooting heavy mud into the well a method called top kill. but b.p. now says that won't happen until tuesday at the earliest. and the worst-case scenario, b.p. says the oil could keep leaking until august when relief wells are finished." for now, though, the spill keeps growing in the gulf threatening more and more of the coastline there. mark strassmann is on grand isle tonight. mark, this is just what everyone has been dreading. >> reporter: you're absolutely right, katie. this is grand isle beach, a mecca for fishermen and tourists. everybody here, though, this morning work up to this-- oil everywhere. take a look. this isn't sheen or small tarballs. this is thic

jim: there is the lineup tonight on cbs. cbs, brooks and dunn, the last rodeo. c.s.i., special night. two-putts, that is all that it will take. blake adams lost his father on easter sunday 2004. sunday of the masters. the sunday that mickelson won for the first time. he wears all black as a tribute to mike adams who got blake started in golf. right in the hole. victory. what was the line you and ian came up with? >> good day mate. jim: we had a couple of weeks ago 20-year-old rory mcllroy, two days shy of 21. couple weeks down the road you have a 22-year-old winning. it is all part of the story that is happening this year on tour. the game is going young. and adams able to negotiate that. to share second with brian gay and overton. jason day the victor with a final hole bogey. congratulations to him. we will see you next week at the crowne plaza at colonial. çñovfo captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: and good evening. tension is high and frustrations continue to mount along the gulf coast as the race to st

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: good evening. 31 days after the gulf rig explosion, oil continues washing ashore tonight as even larger plumes lurk offshore. the leak still has not been stopped. here is a live look underwater tonight at the gushing pipe 5,000 feet down, and here is the latest from the gulf coast. new estimates put the oil flow as high as 100,000 barrels a day. that's almost four million gallons a day. oil is reaching more gulf coast beaches and the finger pointing over who's to blame is growing more intense. our coverage begins this evening with mark strassmann in grand isle beach, louisiana. mark, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jeff. for a second day, more oil has washed on these beaches. i mean, take a look at this. all these dark stripes you see are dried or drying oil. there's a lot of. it runs the length of this beach for seven miles. we were just in a boat offshore, and i can tell you from what we south carolina for this community, it's about to go from bad to worse. hazmat suits rather than bathing

captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. it's a sickening sight. one week before memorial day weekend, the beach on grand isle louisiana, a beautiful resort destination is closed after oil as thick as chocolate syrup washed up on shore today. b.p. oil. the next attempt to plug the offshore gusher will involve shooting heavy mud into the well a method called top kill. but b.p. now says that won't happen until tuesday at the earliest. and the worst-case scenario, b.p. says the oil could keep leaking until august when relief wells are finished." for now, though,

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captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. with the oil still gushing like a geyser, the anger is overflowing here as well. a high level delegation came to the gulf coast today to pressure b.p. to stop the leak and clean up the mess. the slick now stretches from dauphin island, alabama, to grand isle, louisiana, our location tonight. a fishing and beach resort 50 miles south of north new orleans b.p. now says its third attempt to stop the flow of oil won't come until wednesday. no one knows how much oil as leaked into the gulf over the past 35 days. the most conservative estimate is six million gallons, but some scientists believe the spill has already surpassed the 11 million gallons that leaked from the exxon "valdez" in alaska. heavy crude has washed up along 6-5 miles of louisiana coastline. the marshes could begin dying within a week. marine wildlife is already dying including more than 300 birds, nearly 200 turtles, and 19 dolphins. under federal law, b.p. is in charge of the disaster response. s

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captioning sponsored by cbs "face the nation" with cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. and now from cbs news in washington, bob schieffer. >> schieffer: we begin with the white house press secretary robert gibbs. we normally call people by their last names or their title on this broadcast but it is traditional. reporters call the white house press secretary by his first name. so, robert if it's all right with you i'll call you robert. >> bob, it's nice to be here. >> schieffer: breaking news. let's kiehl with this first. the cleric in yemen has issued a rather ominous warning to the united states in a 45-minute video. he justifies civilian deaths and encourages them. he says talking about terrorist acts which he's encouraging, those who might be killed in a are merely a drop of water in a sea. suggesting that there will be more of them and actually encouraging them. is this to be taken seriously? >> well, look, i think mr. alaki is, despite telling the world he's a cleric, you see on a videotape that he supports al qaeda's agenda of murder and violence. in fact, in rec

captioning funded by cbs >>> we made it to friday, everybody. congratulations. good morning and welcome to t"te early show". >> julie will be mehere in a little while. >>> this morning we're seeing that well that's gushing oil into the gulf of mexico in real time. this picture shows you the oil and gas that is spewing out which bp now acknowledges what a lot of people have been saying for a long time, that it's a lot more than originally estimated. that's just one of several new developments this morning and we'll ask a bp official about all of them. >> and it took a month to get that picture. first the latest from wall street. not good news as financial reform takes a giant step forward. late last night, the senate approved tough new rules on banks and other institutions which could be put in place by the fourth of july. cbs news business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis is at the new york stock exchange. good morning. >> reporter: and we've seen two big questions lately spooking the markets. one is the future of financial regulatory reform. the other

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there's much more ahead on the cbs evening news with katie couric.ncluding the time line of even camera pans to the right, shahzad was just steps away from the spot on west 45th street where he admitted parking an s.u.v. loaded with explosives last saturday night. 53 hours later, shahzad was in custody, charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. our justice correspondent bob orr is following the investigation. bob, you have new information tonight about the arrest. >> reporter: katie, indeed. the suspect continues to cooperate. in fact, he's been talking ever since he was grabbed in a bizarre scene that played out aboard the emirates jetliner. the desperate search for accused times square bomber faisel shahzad shown in this snapshot taken more than a year ago, ended just before midnight monday with quiet resignation. shahzad was seated on the plane. the door was closed as the jet prepared for takeoff. suddenly, the door reopened, and a couple people headed down the aisle towards shahzad. sources say without any prompting, shahzad lo

captioning funded by cbs and ford-- built for the road ahead. >> just takes your breath away, explosion, shake your body to the core explosion. >> mike williams was the chief electronics technician on board the deep water horizon, one of the last to escape the inferno after the blowout in the gulf. he believes a series of mishaps may have lead to the catastrophe and his story which may be critical to the investigation hasn't been told until tonight. >> all the things that they told us could never happen, happened. >> what he's saying is very important to this investigation, you believe? >> it is. >> whose's responsible? >> bp. >> ta da. >> it was a huge day for this kid from venezuela, his first rehearsal and his first day as music director for the los angeles philharmonic. at 29 he is the youngest and in many eyes, the most charismatic conductor in the world today. but what really sets him apart is what he brought with him to the u.s. a program to help kids from all over america for the rest of their lives. >> good, very good. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bob simon.

tonight on the cbs evening news from the gulf coast. >>> adrift at sea for days.ow calm and cooler temperatures helped save their lives. >>> why maryland's first lady is stepping in to stop bullying. i'm gigi barnett, the details are just ahead in tonight's school watch report. >>> hikers jailed in iran, the visit with their mother is over. did they manage to convince iranian officials to let their children go? eye witness news at 4:00 continues with denise and vick continues with denise and vick riri hey there, this is your lamp. why don't you show the lady how romantic you can be by turning me off? you'll set the mood while using a lot less energy. maybe later you can hook me up with a cfl. it will show how much you care for the environment. [announcer] learn to speak the language of energy efficiency at bgesmartenergy.com, where you'll find plenty of energy-saving tips. ahhhhh. the passion. . >>> mostly cloudy, hello, thank you for staining with us um i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. daily abuse at school. bullying cases across the united states are driving

joel brown, cbs news, venice, louisiana. >> right now two northern virginia schools remain on lockdown after school police confront a suspicious man. police say the officers at north stafford high school stopped a man in the campus parking lot. the man assaulted the officer and ran for the woods. parkridge elementary is under lockdown. police caught the man a short while later. >>> for a week now police have been on the hunt for two killers who murdered a handyman. they stepped up a search. jose row sal less was killed when he confronted the pair during their botched home invasion robbery last monday according to police. police stopped every vehicle to ask drivers if they know anything that could help to catch the pair. >> an older model white toyota pickup truck seen in this area. so we are looking for people who routinely pass through here. either walking dogs, exercising or driving through on the way to work or school and we are talking to everyone. >> here are sketches of the two suspects. if they look familiar, call police right away. they may be driving as officer caldwell said a

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captioning funded by cbs and ford-- built for the road ahead. >> in the california desert in a field of mud, is a graveyard that is hard to imagine in america. bricks mark the final resting place of hundreds of human beings, identities unknown. they died traveling to america in search of a life better than their home countries could offer. they rolled the diets in the underworld of human smuggling and lost. their families back home never learned that their journey ended here, in the all-american canal. >> ho shea andres callinged himself a pilgrim from spain. >> that is liquid nitrogen. >> a chef who arrived here with just 50 bucks in his pocket and a set of cooking knives. >> are you ready for this. because i believe your life is going to change forever. i believe it. >> this going to change my life. >> maybe. >> but these days it's hard to call him anything less than an amazing american success story. >> what just happened? >> ♪ they threw me out ♪ it happened fast ♪ they said please don't let the door ♪ ♪ hit your freckled irish ass ♪ ♪. >> you are watching conan o'brien's legally

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tara mergener , cbs news, washington. >>> also in the news now at 4:46. a jetblue pilot has been arrested after he allegedly threatened to crash the plane set to fly out of boston's logan airport. the pilot allegedly sent an e- mail to his girlfriend which he said if they didn't reconcile he would crash the plane. jetblue denies the accusation and calls it a vicious rumor. they say at no point were any passenger or the aircraft in danger. jetblue flies in to dulles international. >>> a florida woman is coming under fire for teacher her son an extreme lesson. she asked a ft. myers deputy to handcuff her 5- year-old. the mother staged this arrest after she caught the childplaying with matches. he was photographed screaming in terror outside of a 7- eleven. the crying child was even put in the back of the cruiser and threatened with jail. >>> last night 7100 students received degrees from the university of maryland. family and friends packed in to the compaq center for the graduation ceremony. victoria reggie kennedy was the commence speaker. >>> hundreds of

let's go to new york where we have the cbs money watch update. reporter: a profit for the first time in almost three years. gm says booming demand for new models helped to earn $865 million in the first quarter. ceo predicts that the company will continue to be profitable through the end of the year. the government still owns 60% of gm. >>> three of the biggest airports have re-opened for business after being closed for part of the weekend. a volcano in iceland that erupted last month continues to spew ash. the airport still expects flight delays and cancellations. >>> youtube getting 2 billion down loads per day. you tip -- the most popular down load is lady gaga's bad romance video with two million hits. >>> his fans know him as fearless felix and now he's going to a new level from the top of the famous statue, felix completed the shorting drop in base jumping history. he's completed 2000 dangerous stunts. in 2003 he rocketed across the english channel using a set of especially designed carbon wings. i don't remember it, but more power to him.

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the award goes to mark noler of cbs.ause] >> this award is for a body of work covering the white house for more than 15 years, keeping tabs on every president since gerald ford. his insightful reporting on multiple platforms including radio, television, blogs and now twitter has demonstrated repeated excellence in white house coverage over a long period, one of the criteria for the award. his meticulous records keeping as an unofficial archivist of the presidency serves the public and keeps the white house accountable. [applause] he lives and breathes reporting and the republic is best served by his tireless efforts. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. [applause] >> the edgar allen poe award recognizes excellence in coverage of news of national or regional significance with a single award for either print or broadcast journalist. susan bohan and sandy cleaveman of the contra costa times won it for the series "shortened lives: where you live matters." these well-reported stories offer unique and valuable lessons for

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