grandpa takes visitors to places well off the beaten track along the river could dory there are many such gems our guide tells us the local legends he knows dozens of them take black water for instance people who move in the professor's fail to cure get well here allergies dermatitis things like that there you go said it was a part of the ancient trade route between east and west the so crude and this path often reveals mysterious treasures but it is even certain that the area was once inhabited by giants. there was a survey and they found human bones let me tell you the part of the bone from the need down was one and a half metres long can you imagine how tall a word it means they would giants. our journey ends under the heavy hanging rock formations almost a cave with the natural m.p. theatre surrounded by water this place is one of uprising as well kept secrets the second i will refer to thread over there a magnificent view it's very hard to get here but it's definitely worth it for years this and other applies and landmarks were inaccessible to tourists well this small republic i

ah it's a door like no other designed to stop a nuclear blast is it here doris was a pretty big thing as a shock wave or one of her stray but here's a way to board one point five goals are the same as the interest was garth was a mess of moon with of was it has a wall sickness about six meters or free in force of corporate if you had been lucky enough to escape the initial explosion inside or enough food in end to last about two weeks it was to command and control. surface forces and nothing more. but you know what sixteen days later nuclear war all fires in radiation level decreased as a level where when you can walk and breathe in special protective suits those stationed at the shelters would have had less the ninety seconds to put on a suit should radiation be detected inside and i could tell you that they aren't easy to get on in a rush stop nor are they particularly comfortable to wear. it's not just these purpose built facilities they were designed to protect in case of a nuclear attack one of moskos iconic landmark is also there to protect biggest shelter in a war that has a mo

doris ward, no need to say more. she will be reappointed. a legend in our city, serving for decades. thank you for serving on the asian art museum. to kevin clinch and frank lee. i am very proud. the department of building inspection was not what i thought that this could be when i was here. we had to mix things up. frank and evin were helping to get this back on track. to pat kelly, the first woman stock broker. broke that barrier decades ago. this is one of the most connected human beings in the city. i am very proud. why not put her on a commission. she will preserve city hall. a great friend of everyone. i get choked up talking about pat. michaeah allen. his family is here. i will make him look good. a public applicant at the housing authority. i am very excited. he is going to serve. hi said to marion, she runs treasure island. she had great connections in washington d.c. as the housing director. she is very kind to serve again on the housing authority. henry, look out. that is the director. to mark keller, mark is here. where is he? th

. >> reporter: what she means by that, dorwin or dory as she calls him moved away when she was 13.four sons, mavy had four daughter, three of whom are surrounding her during this interview and then both of their spouses died at about the same time, so after 50 years mavy and dory reconnected. >> i wouldn't kiss him because i didn't want to get married. finally one day he put a tv cabinet together for me, and i felt i owed him a real kiss. >> reporter: within months they were married. for 15 years they put 92,000 miles on their rv traveling all over the country. your marriage sounds like it was really fun. >> it was. he put me in fairy land and made me the princess. >> reporter: but then last saturday morning, they decided to go see their congresswoman gabby giffords and they got caught in the crosshairs. >> we both had the same idea, we need to get down, and we did, and he came down on top of me. >> reporter: is it your belief that he covered you? >> oh, definitely. >> yes. >> he fell on top of me to save my life. >> and he did. >> because that's who he was. >> reporter: had he not

. >> i think dori would step up to the plate and throw himself on a grenade for anybody. >> reporter: as the sadness grows, so does the anger, especially over the death of the youngest victim, 9-year-old christina taylor green. her mother said she never imagined she could lose her daughter like this. >> she's a face of hope, a face of change, a face of us coming together as a country to stop the violence and hatred and the evil words. >> the 63-year-old federal judge john roll also leaves a memorable legacy. roll, a father and grandfather, was a dedicated member of his church. he had just left mass when he stopped by the congresswoman's event to say hello. moments later, he was gunned down. sheriff clarence dupnik says the judge was one of his dearest friends. >> you'd never suspect that this guy was a judge. nothing pretentious about this ordinary individual who was anything but ordinary. >> gabriel zimmerman was just 30, an aide to the congresswoman. he was recently engaged. his friends still in disbelief. >> it's hard to bear losing him. it is. >> 79-year-old phyllis schneck was a

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their mother daisy stoddard survived the shooting because her husband, dory, a 76-year-old retired construction worker, active in his church here in tucson, used his body to shield her from the gunman's attack. he lost his life while saving hers. >> they married 15 years ago. they were 6th grade girlfriend and boyfriend. >> they have been married 40 years to wonderful other mates and when their mates died within a year apart, they remet and married shortly thereafter and it's been a blessing for all of us. >> they had a wonderful, loving life together. >> he's walking with the lord now but what a way to go. as the hero, he lived that kind of a life. >> their mother, the two women say, is doing well. both daughters say she has the strength and the courage she's going to need to move forward from this. and we turn now tonight to the suspect in this case, the accused assassin, jared lee loughner, by all accounts, a very troubled 22-year-old man. so much so, in fact, that many people are saying that the main story of this tragedy is more mental health than it is issues like the political process. t

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she and dori married 15 years ago after both were widowed. >> what kind of guy was he?was a busy little guy. he was always thinking about how to fix and repair and help anyone and everyone that he could. >> my mother -- my mother was killed in the shooting in tucson. >> reporter: phyllis' mother was phyllis schneck, 79 years old but with unusual generosity, she seems ready to forgive jared loughner. >> my heart goes out to him and his family. he was a person that was crying out for help, and apparently never really received any. >> reporter: here at the medical center where memorial continues to grow, two military doctors with battlefield experience are cutting consulting on congresswoman giffords' treatment. they came at the request of her husband, astronaut mark kelly. john blackstone, cbs news, tucson. >>> i'm betty nguyen. choose from a house salad or hot, tasty soup. then pair it with a massive texas toast half sandwich, like our delicious classic turkey or our gigantic new southwestern blt, smothered in cilantro lime mayo and jam-packed with three glorious slices

and richard various will be giving the opening address and doris bought the president will shorten his stage which of the former took on moscow's main international airport on monday despite the tragedy of not shut version of capital believes that event has good reason to deliver a message about russia i think for the first time a russian leader is going to die a boss with a lot of positive material behind him so when president gets up and speaks of battles it will be on the back of the pepsi deal at the end of last year three point eight billion dollars the b.p. rosneft deal at the beginning of this year the opening of the first pipeline into china on the first of january there's a lot of really good material he should be i would emphasize the opportunities that exist for investing into russia and that gives him a great platform to go out there deliver a strong message about why the west should be investing into russia. let's have a look at how the markets are faring this hour asian stocks are mixed some continued to correct after its strong performance since early november japan's ni

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and so we're talking about doris day and eddie fisher and perry como-- listening to music and to baseball games. that's my second love, yes. >> hinojosa: okay, you're going to have to... you took me there, ben. >> i did. >> hinojosa: because now i'm going to have to ask you to impersonate one of those singers. >> ( laughing ) >> hinojosa: because you would listen to dean martin and elvis. >> this is becoming the benny and maria show >> hinojosa: ( ughing donnie and marie. >> hinojosa: well, which one do you... >> elvis was my first musical hero, that's for sure. and then i spent the year in texas with my father, who had a restaurant in ventura... in amarillo, so i had a lot of free time, and so i was able to do what a lot of young american boys and maybe some girls, too, did-- standing in front of a mirror trying to do elvis from watching him on tv. >> hinojosa: oh, how cute! >> yeah, me-- a little chinese kid with a ukulele from the discount store! >> hinojosa: oh, my god! >> so i learned a song, and... yeah. and so i would do elvis-- "i beg of you," or "treat me nice," or "teddy bear,"

and the business elites have have given advice such a working breakfast hosted by his burbank and doris. ok let's now cross live to our correspondent daniel bushell to get the latest update from the result of davos where the annual gathering world business leaders is well underway so hello to you daniel the forum is in its third day so what's on the menu today. well pancakes and caviar was served at the annual burbank break first it's an annual gathering here in davos of the world's top bankers where of foreign investors and business leaders what's more sco still needs to do to transform itself into an international financial center the head of deutsche bank joseph ackerman said that was pretty much me that a country should be openly foreigners what they need to still do he told the story of how the some petersburg economic forum president medvedev gathered some of these top bankers from abroad and said that he fully backs them at the height of the financial crisis despite all the bank of bashing going on in the west they hear understand their importance to the world economy and to russ

>> they were both very good friends with each other's -- dorie's cousins. caroline and jack. and caroline and jack reintroduced them and they decided to be boyfriend and girlfriend again for the rest of their life. >> will you tell us your relationship? >> we're sisters. tammie wilson. -- penny wilson. >> i'm angela robinson. >> you're both -- >> we're her daughters but i'm claiming him as my daddy. he was my daddy. >> has your mom been conscious enough at all to know? >> yes. >> they'll be able for further detailed questionings if you want. >> i think this is one opportunity so one or two more questions. >> has your mom been conscious enough to know what's going on? [inaudible] >> mom's been very aware of what's gone on from the very beginning, i think. >> is she aware of the show of support that's been played out here at the hospital? >> yes. she's very grateful, she's very aware of what is going on and the kindness and just the huge outpouring of support for everyone. >> we heard that dorie, that he was a volunteer here at the church here, just fell off a ladder or somethi

doris told me something. she said it is really important that this book sound like you. and not some hired gun. that is why the sentences are short. and the print is big. [laughter] >> you were not afraid to say when you were angry in the book. you were not afraid to say i made a mistake. during the presidency, when the press said did you make a mistake, you would push that off. >> the problem is that they would say, do you make a mistake in the middle of war. i think it is very important for the president to be resolved during war. the truth of the matter is they were asking if i made a mistake in the liberation of iraq. i did not make a mistake in my judgment. it was important for the reader to know that you have to do some things and you do not get do overs when you are president. but i thought it would be interesting for people to know that i did do some things wrong. >> what about disciplining yourself that? i know you go through the drinking thing, but when did you decide that she wanted to discipline yourself, the way you live now? >> probably the time i quit drin