shawn dickerson we will leave it there.e appreciate you joining us as always from washington, thanks, jeff. >> two soldiers were killed in eastern afghanistan, seven other americans were hurt in that attack. >> coming up on tonight's cbs evening news, the search for a serial killer in south carolina. ♪ discover a light yogurt like no other. activia light! delicious, fat free, and above all... the only one that has bifidus regularis and is clinically proven to help regulate your digestive system. activia light. ♪ activiaaa! maybe it's your name. richard? smucker. (announcer) when your name is smucker everyone knows you'll grow up to make the world's best jam. supports your health in 4 ways. it helps your natural cleansing process. helps lower cholesterol. promotes overall well-being. and provides a good source of natural fiber. . >> glor: former nfl quarterback and lead mvp steve mcnair has been found shot to death in nashville, along with a woman who was 36 years old, mcnair retired last year after a 13 year career with the

and ramirez takes the two-run shot and he has a 9.61 era and bottom three, bases load and chris dickersong up with that nice flash of leather there, alfonso soriano says there's no one getting any leather on this one. solo shot to left center, the cubs get this by the final of 5-3 and cueto 0-3 with a whopping 10.19 era over that span. lance armstrong will be shipping champagne but in honor of teammate alberto >> just four games separates seven teams in the nl wild card chase. san francisco and colorado tied and houston has won 6-8 and two back with the braves and marlins two and a half off the lead and milwaukee four games back. there will be a test on this one leer. jonathan sanchez of no-hitter fame earlier in season way no-hitter through three innings. giants and rockies are scoreless as they play the top of the 4th inning in a game between the top two teams in the nl wild card. >> well, the indians looking for three in a row on the road for the first time ever this season, rather. chris jakubauskas -- i have really hurt this kid's name. >> you're not alone. >> i apologize, young man.

. >> glor: don dickerson joining us from washington. a cash for klunkers effort that gets rolling two weeks from now. how do you define a klunker. randall explains. >> reporter: in germany it worked like a charm. a program to give consumers cash for their old klunkers took gas guzzling cars off the road and boosted new car sales by 40%. but here in the u.s., a similar cash for klunkers program is more complicated. dealers like jim in new jersey say it may not be as effective as germany's in driving up sales. >> the restrictions are much more severe than i thought they would be. >> reporter: germany spent $5 billion to buy back cars. a klunker as defined as a car nine years old turn one in for scrap and you receive an equivalent of $3300 towards a new car. the u.s. allocated $1 billion for its program. the car allowance rebate system or kars. buyers who qualify receives 3500 to 4500 towards a new car. but the qualification for klunker isn't easy. it's based on an epa gas mileage rating of 18 miles per gallon or less when the vehicle was

nation" with cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. ú and now from washington, don dickerson >> welcome again to the broadcast. bob schieffer is off this morning. joining us now chairman of the joint chiefs of staff admiral mike mullen. thank you for being with us. i want to ask you first about afghanistan. there are new operations and they're testing the u.s. counterinsurgency strategy. can you give us a progress report. >> i'm comfortable with the strategy. we've had launched an operation earlier this week. the first significant one. what's most important is that i think we know how to do counterinsurgency. we've done that. this is very focused on providing security for the afghan people. but in the south, this is where the... we expect the toughest fighting. it's already started out to be pretty tough. we've made some advances early. but i suspect it will be tough for a while. and again we have enough forces there now not just to clear an area but to hold it. so we can build after. that's really the strategy. >> i want to ask you about the number of forces you say you're c

among tonight's bidders, number 1248, linda dickerson, a self- drabbed grocery auction junky. >> i have six grandkids that live with me and i need haul the help i can get. >> reporter: she travels the country looking for these auctions. she loves the savings. >> i'd say at least 60, 70%. >> reporter: at the grocery store, 24 lunchable packs go for $48ed. at the auction, it's # dollars. ham steaks are $7 and $2.50 a voice here. two boxings of trace kits $8, compared to $4 at the auction. >> i think they're great. >> reporter: to get the food from wholesalers and overstock, some of it is close to expiration, some with years of shelf life left. there are lotsover frozen items. they have become so popular, it's mover today bigger quarters. >> it's gotten even more enormous than it ever was. >> she's such a fan of the auction, she says she's going to auctioneer school so she can open her own business in florida. >> i've thought of auctioneer school. >>> up next, a controversial i- phone president clinton, how to low allocate your closest cannabis club. >>> and the first rain we've seen in a

prohibit the city from using federal funds to distribute needles within 1,000 feet of parks, schools, dickerson is, swimming pools, video arcades, or the centers -- schools, daycares, swimming pools, or video arcades. >>> workers are repairing a water main and the huntington area of fairfax county. it ruptured on franconia road. traffic on at franconia road has been shifted, but one lane is moving in each direction. the work is expected to last through this evening and could continue until tomorrow. >>> a fairfax county, is watching the british open closely. sports director tim brant tells us why. >> in golf, ey say to expect the unexpected. it was moving day at the british open. tiger woods collapsed and missed the cut. tom watson and shares the lead with a third-year pga pro who was an alternate, never played the links before, and is from fairfax county, va. his parents are on the golf's version of cloud nine. >> you have to believe that you can achieve your dreams. >> their son on top of the leader board in ocean away. and it is probably one of the best rounds i have ever had. >> he started

dickerson, nice glove there. robbing hart, the replacement starter for lilly.s win this game, 5-3, their 9th win in twelve games. reds' 6th-straight loss. >> well, lance armstrong may be sipping champagne but it will be in honor the his teammate. we'll get you caught up on stage there's something big happening at pizza hut. - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! now get big meals like our stuffed pizza rolls, pizza mia, the p'zone... and our personal panormous pizza starting at just $5. the big eat tiny price menu. only at pizza hut. ♪ c'mon, c'mon, our time has finally come ♪ ♪ c'mon, c'mon, our time has finally come ♪ ♪ c'mon, c'mon, our time ♪ sometimes being there means helping you afford... everything a true fan needs. that's why state farm has so many ways to save. so there's more for the little things. ♪ >> how about the indians and mariners. chris, replace, bedard, only last he had three innings, and didn't help. two-run shot. his third homerun. 2-0. top 6, up 8-6. olson dealing, and garko said, "i love the seattle pitching. homerun. two-run shot. 10-0.

we are at lewis orchards in dickerson.about 45 minutes to get out here because of the traffic and more people are moving into our air why but so much of our area is still in farm land. and kelly is with the montgomery county conference and visitor's bureau. and she is the director. and this is great. this farm has been around for a century. >> it's been around for a century. you're sitting here today at lewis orchard, which is part of a entire 93,000 agricultural reserve program that montgomery county has which is the largest in the nation and there are 560 total farms here in montgomery county. >> reporter: which we forget about with all of the development and those types of things. but everything we see here today from the peaches to the blackberries and water melon, everything is locally grown. >> and it's important to buy locally because we want to stulate the economy here in montgomery county and the state of maryland. >> reporter: how much of an impact to the local armer have on our economy? >> it's large. it's hundr

among tonight's bidders, number 1248, linda dickerson, a self-described grocery auction jungie. >> i have six kids that live with me and i need all the help that i can get because they eat me out of house and home. >> reporter: she's from florida and travels the country looking for the auctions. >> i save 60, to 70%. te rorepr: case in point, at the grocery store, 24 goors go t it's 8 east $8. ham steaks go for $7, $2.50 a slice at the auction. . >> reporter: kathy allen is the home of wishing rock. >> i think they're great. she gets the food from wholesalers and overstock, some of its close to expiration, some of it has years of shelf life yet and there are lots and lots of frozen items. the auction is so popular it's moved to bigger quarters. >> it's gotten even more enormous than it ever was. unfortunately for the wrong reason. >> how many would you like? >> the economy is judging all of us now. >> reporter: tonight, linda has some reinforcements. >> you're bidding i won't bid against that one. >> reporter: her sister-in-law and niece. >> i'm the bookkeeper and i'm here to carry s

. >> on tonight's bid is number 1248, linda dickerson, a self described grocery auction junkie. >> i have six grand dids that live with me and i need all the help that i can get with school out. >> linda is from florida and travels looking for the auctions. she loves the savings. >> i save at least fa60 to 70%. >> reporter: case and point at the grocery store, 24 urgable gos $2for for $24 at the auctio 8. ham steaks. three boxes of terrorist cuts are only $4. >> kathy allen the owner of wishing rock. >> i think they are great. she gets the food from wholesalers and overstock. some of it is close to expiration and some has years of shelf life left and lots of frozen items. it is so popular it has moved to bigger quarters. >> it is more enormous than it ever was. >> the economy is judging all of us now. >> $6. >> tonight, linda has some reinforcement. >> you are bidding, don't bid against that one. >> her sister-in-law and niece. >> i'm here to carry stuff. >> reporter: the bidding is fast and furious. by the time it is done, shortly before midnight linda has almost two months worth of

miranda is pretty much on strong footing, those justices weren't there when dickerson was decided, when miranda was reaffirmed. and people also thought the exclusionary rule was on strong footing until they joined the court, so i am interested to see whether either of those cases will provoke any kind of separate writing by those justices that will give us a read on where they are on miranda. >> next term i think is shaping up to be enormously interesting with the hillary, fec, fitness case in -- finance case in september, sarbanes-oxley, the things i'm watching more closely are united states vs. stevens which is a case about a congressional statute that's been struck down that prohibits the commercial sale of these really horrific videos about cruelty to animals and a case that we have a petition up for now called international humanitarian project vs. holder which is about the material support statute parts of which have been struck down by the ninth circuit as unconstitutional violations of free speech. this is a criminal law that prohibits material support against terrorism. it's of

dickerson married to? bill: the answer is correct. burt. with one bad girl question to go. and this question is interesting. interesting. question number 5, margaret hamilton was probably the wickedeth witch ever. >> and as for you my fine lady, it's true, i can't attend to you here now as i would like, just try to stay out of my way. just try. i'll get you my pretty and your little dog, too. [ laughter ] bill: daytime talk show host, everyone. on tv ms. hamilton was a pitchwoman for what product? bill: the answer is. >> maxwell house is always good. i think it tastes best. they have been making good coffee so long they don't know any other way. whether you have only got room for one brand, it's a mighty easy choice. like they say good to the last drop. [ laughter ] bill: maccallum bad girls ii wins. doocy blew it maxwell house coffee. come on. steve: i'm ok. congratulations. bill: wins for laura heister. of tower city and, larry, i'm sorry you stuck with doocy. steve: send pinheads and patriots on deck tonight starring giant squeeze in san

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those justices weren't there when dickerson was decided, when miranda was reaffirmed.ople also thought the exclusionary rule was on pretty strong footing until they joined the court. so i am interested to see whether either of those cases will provoke any separate writing by those justices that will give us the earliest read on where they are on miranda. >> next term is shaping up to be enormously interesting. the constitutionality of peace coming up. the things i'm watching most closely are the united states v. stevens, a case about a congressional statute that's been struck down, that prohibits the commercial sale of these really horrific videos about cruelty to animals. about cruelty to animals. .no carrierringconnect 1200 >> in addition to some of these once, neal should one i am really interested in. i think the court tends to say very interesting things when it gets into these questions that deal with the structure of government. i think this will be one of the more interesting ones for five or six years. >> two cases i am involved in, i will obviously be followi

now to john dickerson in washington for a look at what's ahead on face the nation. mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he's gs going to talk about afghanistan, iraq and north korea, what they're up to and then health care reform with two senators crucial to that development, senator chuck schumer of new york and senator chuck grassley of iowa. >> schieffer: thank you, john, we'll be watching. ahead now on sunday morning. eeresmi,riten ads st. is that it? no. hey, we're looking for these great little pastry thingees... my wife brought home. yeah, they're warm and twisty. yeah, and they had this great strawberry kind of filling. and you could pull 'em apart. oh. ( chuckles ) you got any of those? no, but that sounds good. introducing eggo bake shop twists. with fresh-from-the-bakery taste... and strawberry-flavored filling inside, it's a whole new way to get the little something... sweet you want -- in seconds. - l'eggo my... - my... - my... new eggo. the $100 cream. flabbergasted when we creamed the $700 cream! for under $30 regenerist micro-sculpting crea

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those justices weren't there when dickerson was decided, when miranda was reaffirmed.ht the exclusionary rule was on pretty strong footing until they joined the court. so i am interested to see whether either of those cases will provoke any separate writing by those justices that will give us the earliest read on where they are on miranda. >> next term is shaping up to be enormously interesting. the constitutionality of peace coming up. the things i'm watching most closely are the united states v. steve

. >> gary: his name was dickerson from pennsylvania.ay show you, but you never know. 2-2 count. >> jim: so what, if you wear a mullet, you get in free? >> gary: no, you just get on tv. a base hit, pierzynski, nice easy swing. and as a result, will get a base hit here in the 5th inning with two down. another one up the box. one of many in this ball game. that will bring chris getz up. he has doubled and ground out. continues his .500 average against the orioles this year, as he's 6 for 12 in the four games, and the pitch is taken for a strike. hit number 8 now for the white sox. orioles won the gaming played in baltimore, two out of three. danks was the one who beat them in an 8-2 white sox win, and he is the white sox starter in this ball game as well. >> jim: looks like he will leave this game, but he will leave with at least a 3-run lead. >> gary: albers with a 1-1 delivery, and getz will take the pitch inside. probably a little bit low, and a 2-1 count. an elusive third out here necessary in this ball game. couple of walk, be a home

noining us is larry dickerson, president and ceo of diamond offshore drilling.'s good see you. welcome. >> good morning. >> can you just give us a brief sn synopsis of what your business has looked like since we went from $40, $150, $30, back to $65. how much do you see -- is utilitization rates is the metric we would follow? >> i guess so. we have a healthy backlog of nearly $9 million. it doesn't show up on the quarter but on the margin when we're trying to put rigs to work, the price of oil and our customers' expectations does impact that. i mean, today we have one big rig that is idle in the gulf of mexico and we haven't been able to find work for that. that clearly wouldn't be the case if we had oil over $100 a barrel. >> if you didn't have long-term contracts in place, do you think you'd have even more that weren't, used right now? i mean, are we selling drilling activity? there's a bit of a lull because of $65? >> yeah. i think so. if we didn't have long-term contracts the whole industry and we were repricing the rigs at the moment, then it would be a ver