dan stein is with the immigration reform group fair. >> using benefits and right to live in this country, precious benefits the american people bestow or nothing more than partisan motives. >> reporter: but an illegally immigrant calls it an opportunity. >> i'm able to do something about education i i've been acquiring through the years. i'm able to fulfill -- i will have hope of a future now. >> reporter: good news for axel and as many as 1.7 million others. edward lawrence for cbs news, los angeles. >> the application for the program costs $465, proof of identity and eligibility are required. >>> well, you can forget about dreaming of how you'll spend the $337 million power ball jackpot. it was up for grabs last night. >> someone in michigan has the ticket. last night's drawing was the fourth largest jackpot in power ball history. the game is played in 42 state, including right around here. d.c., virginia and maryland. there are eight winning tickets to last night's drawing worth $1 million. one of those was sold in virginia. here are those numbers right now. 6, 27, 46, 51, 56 and the

dan stein is with the immigration reform group "fair. " using immigration benefits, a precious benefit american people bestow for nothing more than partisan motive. >> reporter: but this illegal immigrant calls at opportunity. >> i'm able to do something about the education i've been acquiring through the years. i'm able to fulfill -- like will have hope of a future. >> good news for axle and as many as 1.7 million others. edward lawrence for cbs evening news. >> the application for the program costs $465. you have to have proof of identity and eligibility. >>> out on the campaign trail, the august heat might be getting under the skin of the candidates. both president obama and republican challenger mitt romney were out among suspected voters. a lot of the stump speeches complained about all the money pouring into the other gay's campaign. here's president obama in iowa. >> these folks on the other side, they're just writing $10 million checks. governor romney obviously has got more friends than i do that can write $10 million checks. >> for his part romney today accused the obama-bide

first we're going to talk to dan stein for american immigration reform. he joins us live from d.c.e to see you, sir. >> great to see you. >> we certainly appreciate it. i know you're not a fan of this program but it's happening now anyway. governor romney has said this about the president's executive order. listen. >> some people have asked if i will let stand the president's executive order. the answer is i will put in place my own long-term solution that will replace and supersede the president's temporary measure. as president, i won't settle for stop-gap measures. i'll work with republicans and democrats to build a long-term solution. >> so that's a bit vague. what would you like to see happen to this group of young people whose parents brought them across the border? >> for about the last 25 years, we've been hoping that the parents and their kids would respect u.s. immigration law and not be here obviously. congress can't legs late around the idea that the rule of law is never going to be respected. so the president said for three years, soledad, i don't have the legal author

dan stein is with the immigration reform group fair. >> it's election-year pandering, using immigration benefits and the right to live in this country, a precious benefit the american people bestow, for nothing more than base partisan political motives. >> reporter: when she graduated from ucla this spring, leslye osegueda feared she'd have to live in the shadows or be deported like her father. now she hopes to go to law school. >> my heart is pounding i'm so happy. like, i didn't think that this was going to happen. it's an amazing thing. >> reporter: bob, the applications cost $465. the permits must be renewed in two years. but since this is policy and not law, a new president in november could undo it all. >> schieffer: all right, bill, thank you very much. millions of baby seats are being recalled for safety reasons. returning home to see what's left after a wildfire tore through their town. and it's happened again-- another perfect game when the cbs evening news continues. ♪ [ male announcer ] start with a simple idea. think. drink coffee. hatch a design. kill the design. design so

dan stein, president of the americans for immigration reform.ernandez is immigration attorney the welcome to you both. there are two issues here. the temporary legal status and push-pull between the state and the federal government. first things first, francisco, if someone has temporary legal status, what exactly does that mean? does that mean they can vote? does that mean they can serve or a jury? what does temporary legal status mean? >> that is not really temporary legal status. they don't have any status for anything even to work until given a permit. they certainly can not vote and certainly can not represent themselves as a citizen. all it is we're not going to deport them until we figure out something to do with congress like passing the d.r.e.a.m. act. that is what everybody is waiting to happen. so it doesn't mean a whole lot. jenna: dan, what is the, jan brewer saying listen i'm not giving these people a driver's license but if they're in the country and we're waiting, or waiting to figure out where they're going to go and what they'r

dan stein talks about the obama administration's plan for a reprieve on deportations. and joshua discusses his book the 18 day running mate. "washington journal" is at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. next, a discussion about the 2012 campaign. then a forum on state voter i.d. laws. and then a panel on voter rights by the end -- naacp. >> sunday, look for our interview with andrew nagorski. >> i had no idea about the experiences of people who were my predecessors in berlin. despite all of the comments, i have not spent a lot of time thinking, what would it have been like to have been a correspondent in the 20's 130's. how would you have operated? what would you have noticed? >> sunday at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >> now i discussion about the mood of the american electorate. two pollsters offered their latest results at the annual legislative summit in chicago. you will hear from neil newhouse and peter hart. this is just under an hour. e certainly live in interesting times. the enomy, the election, the reform, and the fundamental role of government are all dominating our nati