danielle nottingham, cbs 2's, the state department. >> danielle nottingham said that the bodies will return to the united states, we showed you live pictures of those bodies here. president obama holding on to a slim lead in his effort to hold onto his job, a new poll gives him a three-point edge over republican challenger mitt romney, 49 percent of likely voters say that they're going with the incumbent and 46 percent favored mitt romney and there's not much room, only 4% say they're still undecided. a live look at the big board, the market still riding a wave of enthusiasm over the fed's latest plan to patch of the economy, the dow is up 44 points, the upswing follows yesterday's 206. rally that sent the dow surging to a four year high. a record year for rider ship as bart is on track for big improvements. >> the transit agency mapped out a spending plan on $11 million in extra cash and ann mackovic explains that includes a declaration of war on pigeon droppings. >> that is good news for a lot of writers but not good news for these guys here behind me, this is actually the least am

danielle nottingham back to you. >>> days after hurricane isaac floodwaters remain hundreds of thousands without power, the courage of a long time congregation refuses to give up. work on the dumbarton bridge on schedule,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, >>> construction on the dumbarton bridge moves on schedule that means it is still closed, remained shut down until 5:00 a.m. tuesday morning, workers jacked up a portion of the bridge to make way for new bearings part of the project to strengthen the bridge to withstand earthquakes the entire project expected to end on time early next year. will have a live update at 630. san francisco fremont street still closed, part of the new trends bay transit center project it to shut off from howard to mission streets crews work on the underground rail level also installing a temporary bridge to keep traffic moving. go to cbs s f dot com to check on traffic conditions for both closures. more than 240,000 people without power in wake up hurricane isaac. floodwaters' prompt evacuation's. isaac's devastation did not dampen the spirits of a congregations in the west lou

danielle nottingham cbs 13 news >>> the big question facing the president job creation political analyst joe touman stresses the big strategy is might be putting the issue back on the gop >>> democrats will not fall into the trap of trying to answer this question if you're better off for years ago the key to 24 the president is to change the question and to change the question would be the one to go back the way things were before? when i mean by that is do want to go back to the things that got us into this financial trouble before it was the republic of ministration for eight years that got us into this recession. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage of the democratic national convention will have live reports throughout the week go to cbs s f dot com and find live streaming video of the events as well as updates. if thousands remained without power days after hurricane isaac blew through, what is being done to help them. one last hurrah for the petaluma little leaguers thousands make sure they will come out as summer that brought joy to their town. >>> will look for things to be h

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the state department. in other bay area headlines, the driver of a truck that hit and killed a pedestrian this weekend is now out of jail. the 53 year-old was released last night because no charges were ever filed. he may be arrested again after the investigation is finished. san jose city leaders are pushing to close a loophole in a local sales tax specifically for medical marijuana clubs. only half of the city's dispensaries are complying with the measure. marijuana club operators say that since marijuana sales are illegal under state law, they collect contributions which are not subject to the tax. the city of hercules being criticized after 2 state audits, roughly $50 million was spent in the last seven years, the state comptroller analyzed questionable redevelopment fund transactions between 2005 and 2010. the city manager, city attorney, finance director, and city council have all been replaced. >> m o park elementary school having to turn away students after a fire tore through campus building there

danielle nottingham in arlington va. where there was an observance earlier today at the pentagon. >> michelle, many people here in the washington area are saying that if you look up to the sky, it reminds them of 11 years ago, another bright sunny clear morning, and day, as the nation pays tribute to the victims, first responders, and america's military. >> ♪ national anthem >> hundreds of people gathered to remember loved ones lost in the largest terror attack in u.s. history. family members read the names of nearly 3000 people, killed on this day 11 years ago. in washington, president and mrs. obama observed a moment of silence on the white house south lawn. at 9:37 a.m., another moment of silence at the pentagon to remember the 184 lives lost there. >> this is never an easy day but it is especially difficult for all of you. the families of nearly 3000 innocence that lost their lives. >> the secretary of defense told those gathered at the pentagon ceremony that in trying to attack american strength, the terrorist unlea

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >>> we can hardly wait for that. this evening, romney making his cay to latino voters. he'll participate in the candidate forrum and he holds a rally in miami. president obama gets his turn on the tv network tomorrow. >>> attorney general, eric holder, and his top deputies in the clear tonight in the wake of the botched gun walking operation known as fast and furious. the justice department inspector rules holder had no knowledge of that operation that allowed thousands of guns to cross into mexico. two of those weapons turned up at a scene where drug traffickers could kill a border patrol agent. >>> and a lifetime ban tonight for former olympic switch coach. that's the man accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a 13-year-old back in the 80s. the founder of the swim club announced today he is giving up his fight against the ban before the national review board. >>> let's take a look outside right now. it is gorgeous. just a little hint of fall in the air and topper shutt is out on the weather terrace en

danielle nottingham cbs news >>> maybe you felt a warm up under way brian hackney has the forecast. >>> a pleasant sunday evening after a pleasant sunday things warmed up with numbers up to 22 degrees warmer than yesterday warm again for labor day: off by mid-week. the numbers will take a tumble tuesday and wednesday. the low pressure moves into indiana, it triggers showers and thundershowers in middle half of the u.s. they need the rain. we have low pressure from the gulf of alaska high-pressure builds in, we will have another warm day tomorrow. labor did a is good, we have fog and low clouds along the shoreline. 87 santa rosa, 92 livermore, 72 pacific up. 66 in san francisco. oakland 76. overcast close to the ocean and 62 degrees inland, let's review future cast. low pressure over the gulf allow the a marine layer to expand, it pushed through toward evening with high-pressure building they should compress the marine layer if you're heading out of the bay area 95 at sacramento and 99 at fresno. at the airport things the good tomorrow, 4 los angeles partly cloudy ringing in denver chi

danielle nottingham, that is the latest from the white house. >> reporter: president obama wrapped up a tour of florida and is now back at the white house with a fundraising win. for the first time in four months his campaign out raised mitt romney, collecting about $3 million more in august. the polls show a boost for the president from the democratic national convention. mitt romney will be in ohio today, a key battleground state. his campaign argues this election will come down to who can fix the economy and balance the budget. this weekend the republican nominee said the solution is not to raise taxes. >> the president's policies have meant that this economy is not growing as it should. the fastest way to balance our budget is to grow the economy, put more people to work, see rising incomes. >> reporter: in an interview with cbs news, president obama says if he wins his second term, he will find rough compromise with republicans to cut the deficit and improve the economy. >> governor romney said he wouldn't take a deal with ten spending cuts for $1 of revenue increases. and the pr

we start with danielle nottingham with more on the international fallout from the state department. >> u.s. officials are investigating whether this was a planned attack. right now the state department has ordered on on the emergency personnel out of libya and the state department is warning u.s. citizens not to travel there. chris stevens, the u.s. ambassador to libya, was killed as the american consulate came under attack. u.s. officials confirm stevens, shaun smyth, and two other americans, were killed as they try to evacuate staff members from the complex. shall make no mistake, we will work with the libyan government to bring to justice the killers who attacked at people. >> gunman armed with automatic weapons stormed the consulate overnight. a mob of mostly conservative muslims was protesting an american they felt that they believe insults' the profit muhammed. >> this is an attack that should shock the conscience of people of all faiths. >> stevens was a career diplomat who had already served two tours in libya. the unrest started in egypt, where demonstrators scaled a wall of

danielle nottingham has the latest. >> reporter: protesters climbed the gates of the u.s. embassy in yemen's capital. they burned tires and threw rocks expressing outrage over an anti-muslim film on youtube. embassy officials say all americans are safe. secretary of state hillary clinton says the u.s. is closely watching the unfolding demonstrations. >> we certainly hope and expect that there will be steps taken to avoid violence. >> reporter: in iraq, more unrest. demonstrators in baghdad torched an american flag and in cairo, egypt, police used tear gas to hold back thousands of angry protesters. secretary of state hillary clinton said again today there is no justification for violence, but also addressed the video. >> we absolutely reject its content and message. >> reporter: tuesday night violence at the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya left four americans dead, including ambassador chris stevens. u.s. officials are trying to sort out what if any role the protests against the film may have played or whether a terrorist group with ties to al qaeda organized the attack.

daniel nottingham's cbs news charlotte's. duckweeds test for president clinton in california and got prime-time billing state attorney general, harris took to the states to back the president. dissuades president obama's stood with me and 48 other attorneys general and taking on the banks and winning $25 billion for a struggling homeowners. that is leadership. that is the president obama's said. and that is why we need to get hemmed another four years. the airways the attorney general of california is being held as one of the rising stars in the democratic party. >>> it's supposed to help low- income residents and it's paying off for nearly put people making nearly six figures. that is supposed to work on the honor system. we've learned about the big complex and may be inconvenient opening of the bay bridge. the everglades and a sobering news on the opening night for at the nfl this boar we have a leverages arrested last week hepburn and drug and child endangerment charges according to the senate is a mercury news lockyer was

danielle nottingham shows us that is exactly where we find the candidates tonight. >>> mitt romney hit the campaign trail n. l. hi all looking for votes in the crucial state. president obama leads his challenger by five points that is why romney focuses on voters number-one issue, the economy. >>> he does not have a plan. his idea is that obama care and stimulus all we need. >>> romney told supporters in mansfield the president's policies hurt small businesses >>> he wants to raise taxes on small businesses >>> president obama and joyce that slight bump, after his the convention but still expects a close read the president intends to keep the focus on differences between his vision and mitt romney's. >>> the policies promoted by the other side of the policies in place leading up to the great recession. >>> president obama faces questions, you'll work with the republican congress in a second term he told scott pelley he's ready to compromise. >>> i'm willing by the wide to make adjustments to medicare and medicaid, that will strengthen the programs. >>> the president raised more campaig

in charlotte danielle nottingham cbs 5 >>> the democrats have taken a lot of shots at republican ideals which spoke with furyk california republican party chair to get his response to the president's speech >>> this is what i call the ultimate solutions election, big government spending and massive tax increases that in the congress says is coming under his plan would not help the economy this is a politician committed to a plan america cannot afford >>> the president has been criticized for having hollywood heavyweights around him tonight after scarlett johansson said she speaking not as a member of hollywood a young woman from middle-class background. >>> in 2008 and less than half of eligible voters between 18-24 voted young america why are we only speaking with a half hour voice so many issues are at stake directly affect best. >>> the first lady michelle obama introduced her husband he thanked her for making him a lucky man and told his daughters he is proud of them but guessed they still have to go to school tomorrow. gristly cbs 5 >>> good timing for the president stocks trade at

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >> the nation's lawmakers are back in session on capitol hill today, but don't expect much to get done despite the end of a five week break, congress will likely put off most major decisions with an election looming in november but one issue that it will have to tackle is a six month temporary spending bill to finance the day-to-day operations of the federal government, beyond september 30th. coming up, teachers ditched the classroom and had to the picket lines, a massive strike in chicago canceling classes for thousands of students. and then, a menu makeover at 1 bay area school, what children will not be getting in the lunch line today? >> maybe you are making your kids' lunch right now but take a look at this, a dramatic view right now looking at the,,,,,,,, >> schools are back in session in chicago but there is one problem, the teachers are not in the classrooms, they're on the picket line. more than 26,000 chicago teachers are staging the first strike in 25 years, talks between the union and the school district broke down last night en

and as danielle nottingham shows us, that is exactly what mr. obama says all so. >> mitt romney facing a new challenge in critical swing states. the latest poll of likely voters shows president obama leading mitt romney by six points in wisconsin. the president also leads in virginia by four points and is up by one point in colorado. mitt romney in the south today raising cash and looking to contain fallout from a secretly recorded video. on the tape mitt romney tells donors that it is not his job to worry about votes from the 47 percent of americans who do not pay federal income taxes. but the gop presidential nominee is not backing down from his comments. during interviews and on the stump, mitt romney argues that too many americans rely on the government for economic help. >> we are compassionate people, if there's someone that needs help, we help them and that is why we have a safety net. then government gets out of the way and allows free people to pursue their dreams. >> president obama is spending the day at the white house after a fund-r

we get more information now from danielle nottingham. >> reporter: chris stevens, the u.s. ambassador to libya, was killed as the american consulate came under attack in benghazi. u.s. officials confirm stevens, information officer shawn smith and two other americans were killed as they tried to evacuate staff members from the complex. >> make no mistake, we will work with the libyan government to bring to justice the killers who attacked our people. >> reporter: gunmen armed with automatic weapons stormed the consulate overnight. the mob of mostly conservative muslims was protesting an american made film that they believe insults islam's prophet muhammad. >> this is an attack that should shock the conscience of people of all faiths. >> reporter: stevens was a career diplomat who had already served to hours in lybia. >> he risked his life to stop a tyrant. then gave his life trying to help build a better libya. >> reporter: the unrest started in cairo, egypt where demonstrators scaled the wall of the u.s. embassy and tore down the american flag all in the name of religion.

at the state department, danielle nottingham, cbs 5. >> to pennsylvania judge announced today that jury sandusky will be sentenced for child abuse convictions next month. he was found guilty in june of 45 counts of sexual abuse involving nearly a dozen boys. prosecutors claim that some of those assaults happen on the penn state campus while jerry sandusky worked as an assistant coach. experts say that he is likely to spend the rest of his life in prison, sentencing is scheduled for october 9th. the woman the first broke the news of that sexual abuse scandal is in the south bay today, sharing her story in hopes of inspiring local journalism students. lisa washington is in san jose right now with more on the struggle that the reporter faced confronting her all modern. >> she graduated from penn state in 2008 and after college she worked as a crime reporter for a local paper in state college pennsylvania but it was a tip about jerry sandusky that would be a defining moment for her career. >> there were a lot of times that people were lying to me and i knew that, they're sitting in front of

danielle nottingham shows us that mitt romney is now trying to explain those comments. >> mitt romney is not apologizing for comments that he made at a private fund-raiser earlier this year. >> i was speaking off the cuff in response to a question and i'm sure i could state it more clearly and effectively than i did in a setting like that. >> the magazine mother jones posted portions of his speech, in this clip he talks about the president's base of voters. >> who believe that they are and title to health care ... >> another cookie tells donors 82 state solution to the israeli-palestinian conflict is " unthinkable ". the opposite of what he has stated publicly. the obama campaign wasted no time going on the attack, launching a new fund-raising pitch to supporters. the white house also responded saying that the president represents all americans, not just those that voted for him. >> he firmly believes that what unites us is stronger than what divides us. >> president obama faced a similar challenge when he was caught at a fund-raiser sang this about conservative voters. >> they cling

danielle nottingham has the latest from charlotte. >> reporter: with choppers in the air and an army of security on the ground, charlotte is ready for the democrats. but just days after mitt romney and the gop put on their big show in tampa, are democrats ready for the spotlight? >> president obama needs to continue what he has been saying which is the truth. >> reporter: the romney campaign disagrees saying president obama has plenty of questions to answer. >> i think next week in charlotte, the president needs to explain why he didn't do what he said he was going to do. >> reporter: florida delegate steve says democrats will need to work harder this year because new state voter i.d. laws could keep older and minority voters away from the polls. >> i want to see him do everything possible and everybody here support him do everything possible to get the vote out and make sure it's there. >> reporter: president obama won north carolina in 2008 and the democrats brought their convention to charlotte to try to help him hold on to the state this year. the president is making his way here

danielle nottingham has the latest from the state department in washington. >> reporter: protest over an anti-muslim film on youtube continued through the night in cairo. during the day egyptian riot police used tear gas to keep angry demonstrator as way from the u.s. embassy. in yemen police used water canons to hold off protesters who earlier climbed over the embassy's iron gate. fresh anti-american demonstrations also broke out in iraq. >> there is no justification, none at all, for responding to this video with violence. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton appealed for calm and expressed to the muslim world that the film in question does not represent the s. government. >> this video is disgusting and reprehensible. >> reporter: the state department is bracing for even bigger protests following friday prayers in the middle east. thursday president obama said he'd ordered all the necessary steps to protect americans abroad. tuesday night violence at the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya left four americans dead including ambassador chris stevens. libyan authorities repo

danielle nottingham has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: derek, recent polls show the president with a double digit lead in pennsylvania. mitt romney traveled to the state friday to try to close that gap. for the first time in nearly two months mitt romney took his campaign to pennsylvania. recent polls give president obama a comfortable lead in the state, something romney discussed with campaign donors. >> we really would shock people if early in the evening of november 6th it looked like pennsylvania was going to come our way. >> reporter: romney is loading up on campaign cash in pennsylvania and massachusetts. >> the next president of the united states, mitt romney. >> reporter: but he also spoke to supporters at valley forge military academy. he slammed the president on taxes. >> he wants to raise the income tax. i don't want to raise taxes on the american people, not when our economy is in the kind of trouble it's in. i will not raise taxes on middle income americans. >> reporter: the president stayed close to the white house with three fundraisers. he's expected to pull in

daniel nottingham's cbs news charlottes. >>> is a huge opening for the first lady and tomorrow for president speak informally placed president obama's name in nomination then the president gets his turn to address the nation when the excess his party's nomination. internal changes to this year's democratic national platform but there's no mention of the word god. democrats have also dropped a previous position that jerusalem is the capital of israel. top republicans are accusing democrats now taking a radical shift on israel but official u.s. policy must like most other countries is that the status of jerusalem remains contested and that israel occupies arab lands in east jerusalem. and the currency have live reports from the democratic convention throughout the week you can also go cbs sf dog, for live streaming video as well as our live twitter wall the pentagon says a former navy seal who is among those who shot and killed osama bin laden's merrilies sensitive formation of a new boat on the reagan an easy day hit bookstores today about the number of best sellers list #1 the author is the

in arlington, danielle nottingham, now back to you, derek. >> thank you, danielle. both mitt romney and president obama put negative campaign ads on hold as you just heard. anita. >> on this september 11, a local hospital is memorializing the day by making sure its staffers are ready. in the event of a major emergency. today southern maryland hospital center simulated biological disasters. as andrea mccarren reports, everyone is prepared. >> beyond the american flag flying at half staff. >> i want to help people. >> nursing student, stephanie, is trying on her first decontamination suit. >> it is to keep me safe when i'm helping the patients who are contaminated. >> she and other southern maryland hospital center staff are learning everything they need to know to protect themselves while caring for others in the event of a disaster. >> the more you get comfortable with the materials and the different things that he has to do. >> you're never going to know and can always prepare. >> hospital workers learn to use a meter to detect radiation and hose down decontaminant

at the white house, danielle nottingham, back to you, derek. >> thank you, danielle. and this evening, mitt romney making his case to latino voters. he'll be participating. that's going to be before he gets to a rally in miami. president obama gets his turn on the spanish language tv network thursday. >> we have a special health and consumer alert for you tonight and it's about arsenic levels in the foods you eat. first it was concerns about apple juice. now questions raised about the safety of rice. a consumer reports investigation found troubling levels of arsonic in a variety of products from baby cereals to rice drinks. >> feeds her kids rice about once a week. she is paying close attention to this latest news. >> whether you are a parent or not, it's a big worry. >> consumer report study found higher levels in brown rice than white because of the way it's processed. it also found higher levels of arsenic in rice produced in southern states than in race from california or asia. >> rice is grown in water and soil in a way that it appears to absorb a bit more arseni

at the state department danielle nottingham, derek, back to you. >> thank you. we ought to note president obama has ordered stepped up security at all u.s. diplomatic missions woldwide. >>> the virginia man convicted of plotting to blow up the u.s. capitol was sentenced today to 30 years. amin ell el kalifi admitted he planned operations with who he believed were al-qaeda. he was given nearly 6,000 bucks and prosecutors argue al kalifi came to the authority's attention by answering a facebook post seeking to recruit muslim holy warriors. >>> 9 wants you to know before you demand better performance from pepco, check your wallet. if you were expecting fireworks at a hearing today, what really happened might be considered a dud. there was no finger pointing on this summer's eight-day long outage. instead regulators and utilities agreed the current system isn't built to do much better. investigative reporter russ ptacek was there. >> reporter: we're here in downtown baltimore. we have been inside this state office building listening to people in suits, mostly men, t

at the white house danielle nottingham, derek, back to you. >> thank you. this is literally just into the 9 news now newsroom. we hear mitt romney will be in springfield, virginia, tomorrow campaigning in that key swing state. >>> two events tonight involving the deaths of two high school students in prince george's county. at 6:00 there will be a community walk at oak creek west community park. investigators will pass out flyers. they're trying to find out more information about the death of amber stanley who was killed last month in her kettering home. then at 7:00 another meeting at central high school regarding the murder of marckel ross. ross was shot walking to school september 11th. police will answer questions about that investigation. >>> one minute you're in the living room with the dog in your lap. the next minute you're dangerously close to having a stranger's honda in your lap. this happened to pat stroh from olney. >> i was sitting in my pink chair with my dog on my lap and all of a sudden i heard the noise and i looked up and i thought i was

at the state department, danielle nottingham, derek, back to you. >> thank you. of course, this is a reminder. there are thousands upon thousands of u.s. diplomats working overseas and this horrible killing incident is a reminder that this can be dangerous work. we should also note that many of them have studied, lived or worked right here in the d.c. area and bruce johnson is here with a story of how some of them are reacting to the slayings of the ambassadors and the others overseas. >> absolutely. they're saying it's dangerous work but they're surprised because after all, we supported the overthrow of gadhafi. the flag is at half staff outside the johns hopkins graduate school of advanced international studies in washington. >> we're often grateful to our military. we often forget the civilians who serve abroad. >> reporter: daniel serwer is a proffer of conflict resolution at hopkins. he's been in afghanistan, the balkans, iraq, the sudan and libya twice since the revolution. >> whoever did this is a small group and whoever made the film in the u.s. states is

so far no reports of any violence from this demonstration but danielle nottingham explains the worstay be yet to come. >> protests over an anti muslim film on you to continue through the night in cairo. during the day riot police used tear gas to keep angry demonstrators away from the u.s. embassy. in yemen police used water cannons to hold off protesters who earlier climbed over the embassy's iron gate. fresh eye and anti-american demonstrations also broke out in iraq. >> there is no justification, not at all, for responding to this video with violence. >> secretary of state hillary clinton appealed for calm and express to the muslim world that the film in question does not represent the u.s. government. >> this video is disgusting and reprehensible >> the state department is bracing for even bigger protests following friday prayer in the middle east. thursday president obama said he ordered all the necessary steps to protect americans abroad. tuesday night, violence at the u.s. consulate in libya left four americans dead including ambassador chris stevens. libyan authorities report

and danielle nottingham is at the state department where officials are keeping a tense watch. marines carried the casket of the four americans killed in libya of a c-17 pyrrophyte >> for americans, for patriots, the love this country. >> secretary of state hillary clinton and hundreds of staff members, the four men were killed when the u.s. consulate in libya came under attack on tuesday >> today we bring home for americans who gave their lives for our country and our values. >> the obama's administration is pushing back against a british newspaper report that the state department and credible information about the attack 48 hours before it happened. >> the story is absolutely wrong. we were not aware of any actionable intelligence indicating that an attack on the u.s. mission was planned or imminent. >> violent demonstrations against the anti his lawn film spread across the moslem world friday. protesters breached the grounds of the u.s. embassy it indonesia and sudan, which they agree mom's ripping down the american flag and replacing it with a black flag of muslim extremist

danielle nottingham is at the state department where officials are keeping a close watch. >> reporter: protesters hurmed rocks at -- hurled rocks at police. egyptian security forces drove them back with tear gas and built a giant concrete wall to block the route. protests over an american made film mocking islam continued to spread through the muslim world. in yemen, security forces fired warning shots and blasted the crowd with water. thousands marched in iraq and indonesia and through the streets of gaza. in egypt violence has flared for days but authorities are promising to protect diplomatic facilities, especially after the attack on the american consulate in libya that killed the u.s. ambassador and three staff members. the remains of those four americans will arrive back on american soil this afternoon. secretary of state hillary clinton heads to andrews air force base to receive them. the loss of am ambassador chris stevens has been a very personal blow to clinton. it was her decision to station him in libya. >> i sent chris to benghazi during the revolution to show support. he

danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> about 50 marines are headed to libya now to help protect other american diplomatic buildings there. in a little bit i'll speak live with a former ambassador tom macdonald, knew the late christopher stevens and will explain what's really involved in being a foreign ambassador. >>> here at home an unlicensed daycare center shut down after investigators found more that not 20 babies and toddlers strapped into car seats. police in dale city say the car seats were left in bathrooms and in one case a closet with the door shut. two sisters were the only adults watching 21 children in all. >> that would surprise anybody really. i mean you don't want to hear about stuff like that happening, especially next-door to you. >> luckily in this case we were able to get there and it wasn't a situation where one was injured or kill order something like that. >> 21-year-old anila qayyum and 23-year-old rabia qayyum were arrested and face a slew of charges. >>> a man accused of taking cell phone videos up women's skirts is behind bars. he is tapha nyang. 26-year-old from sil

danielle nottingham, cbs news. >>> front and center tonight the virginia board of health and the fight over abortion clinics in virginia. the issue, do clings have to meet stringent -- clinics have to meet stringent hospitallike standards? abortion supporters and opponents both gathered outside the meeting room. our surae chinn was on the scene while they made that decision. >> reporter: the vote was 13-2 to adopt the stricter guidelines. the two opposing board members left in tears when the vote came down. the crowd erupted. they had sat together in peace, but left in turmoil. angry pro choice advocates shouting that politics won and not women. >> please remove them from the room. >> reporter: anti-abortion advocates stood up and clapped. scores of people had stood outside holding signs unable to get into the packed security tight room where the virginia health board made its decision and some argued caved into political pressures in adopting ken cuccinelli's anti-abortion agenda. >> the attorney general can advise us, cannot instructor direct us. we are a completely apolitical body a

daniel nottingham's cbs news charlottes. >>> is a huge opening for the first lady and tomorrow for president bill clinton will speak informally placed president obama's name in nomination then the president gets his turn to address the nation when the excess his party's nomination. internal changes to this year's democratic national platform but there's no mention of the word god. democrats have also dropped a previous position that jerusalem is the capital of israel. top republicans are accusing democrats now taking a radical shift on israel but official u.s. policy must like most other countries is that the status of jerusalem remains contested and that israel occupies arab lands in east jerusalem. and the currency have live reports from the democratic convention throughout the week you can also go cbs sf dog, for live streaming video as well as our live twitter wall the pentagon says a former navy seal who is among those who shot and killed osama bin laden's merrilies sensitive formation of a new boat on the reagan an easy day hit bookstores today about the number of best sellers list #1

we have more from cbs news' danielle nottingham. >> reporter: marines carried the caskets of the fourmericans killed in libya off a c-17. inside a hangar at andrews air force base president obama paid tribto

>>reporter: i'm danielle nottingham at the white house.st ground in some crucial swing states.

at the state department danielle nottingham. lesli, back to you. >>> three americans injured in the benghazi attack are being treated at a u.s. military hospital in germany. the remains of ambassador stevens and the three others killed with him will arrive back in the u.s. tomorrow. >>> both sides in the presidential race campaigning today in the battle ground state of virginia. you are looking live at mary washington university where the first lady michelle obama is speaking even as we speak. earlier today republican presidential candidate mitt romney was at a place called van dyke park in fairfax and our own bruce leshan was there checking him out. what was the deal? >> yesterday even as these details of this libyan tragedy were unfolding, mitt romney actually held a news conference and accused the obama administration of apologizing for american values. he ran into some criticism even from members of his own party. today he seemed eager to move on. governor romney opened the fairfax rally with libya. >> what train did i to lo

. >> i'm danielle knotting ma'am at the white house. coming up president obama -- nottingham at the white house. coming up president obama and mitt romney fight for support in a critical state. >>> we'll get to that all, but first breaking news from the sports world. >> after weeks of botched calls and outraged fans the lookout of the nfl referees appears to be over. >> that is good news. sonics anchor kristen berset is with us -- sports anchor kristen berset is with us now. do the replacement refs get the boot in time for sunday or even tomorrow night's game? >> i know everybody wants that to be made clear and that to happen, but i do want to emphasize, guys, this is not a done deal yet. nothing has been signed. in fact, we've seen reports the last couple hours that perhaps the two sides may not be as close to a deal as originally thought, but hey, they're closer than they were four days ago. the two sides have met since saturday. they held a