(peter) i want to talk about elaine. unfortunately elaine ain't so great. elaine is still in the hospital. they admitted her with an acute problem. she has pneumonia. she's treated in the hospital aggressively. she gets iv fluids, antibiotics, oxygen, more steroids, nebulizers, and she gets better and she actually gets to go home. and she's given some inhalers. she's on nighttime oxygen. they do not forget to give her the vaccine for flu and pneumonia. did we lose three years of this? (dr. levy) there's no question that early diagnosis is key. if you diagnosis this early you might achieve smoking cessations sooner, so that would preserve lung function that's otherwise going to be lost from ongoing use of cigarettes. and then if you're on medications, some of these medications look like they may actually, in subtle ways, alter the natural history of copd. but most importantly the medications will reduce symptoms so the patients can exercise and avoid the deconditioning cycle that we were just talking about. (peter) elaine goes into a smoking cessation progra

elaine quijano on the emotional case. and they show their love of country week after week. >> they're happy to have that reminder that this is their country. freedom's not free. .> michelle miller introduces us to the freeport flag ladies. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. ng sponsored by cbs >> good evening, scott is off tonight. i'm norah o'donnell. a showdown in egypt could be i' just hours away. late tonight a defiant president dehammed morsi went on state tv in a 45 minute speech he insisted he won't step down despite an ultimatum from the military. this was the scene a short time ago in cairo. tahrir square bursting with protesters who want morsi out. those protests only grew louder after the president spoke. ntlitary leaders have told him to solve the crisis by tomorrow or they will step in. entsident obama phoned morsi last night and said he needs to show the egyptian people he is listening to them. lisetary of state john kerry ted defense secretary chuck hagel also spok

first elaine quijano with first responders in new york. elaine? >> reporter: well, scott, this is the fourth day of the heat wave here in new york. at this hospital and others, they're starting to see more people succumb to the heat. we were with this ambulance crew for just two minutes before they got their first heat-related call. amcky robinson heads up the team in brooklyn. >> as an e.m.t., we have to really watch out for heat stroke, heat exhaustion. as a matter of fact, they are dropping like flies even as we talk. my units are very, very busy. >> reporter: in philadelphia, which had its hottest day of the year so far, the city has activated its heat emergency hot line. saint luke's roosevelt hospital in new york city is treating patients for dehydration and heat stroke. dr. jeffrey rabrich says they're averaging about a dozen patients a day. he expects more. >> this heat wave, it's been staying hot at night. we've been seeing particularly respiratory problems. >> everyday the heat wave continues. >> the risk is higher. each day of had added

elaine quijano on what they wanted to say. >> i'm looking forward to my brand new live. >> pelley: knives, bats and guns. a mobster describes his murders. don dahler reports from the whitey bulger trial. and how did 305 people escape a burning jetliner? they helped one another. anna werner with the story of people who never expected to be heroes. >> as soon as i opened the door, again, i just started saying, we're going to be okay.

elaine quijano asks the power companies whether they can keep up. chip reid on a city losing its water at the worst time. carter evans is in los angeles where violence broke out in response to the zimmerman verdict. the attorney general calls florida's "stand your ground" law senseless. michelle miller reports. nuclear contamination is a surprise discovery on a u.s. military base. anna werner is there. and dean reynolds visits a tough neighborhood. >> you know, when you hear something like that, you stop. >> pelley: where a rusty old van carries children to a brighter future. >> these children are bright. they're witty. all they need is a chance. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. america today was one nation under a blazing sun. just have a look at the map. red hot temperatures from coast to coast. it is darkest red where the mercury reached into the 90s. on the east coast, the high today in new york and boston hit 93. washington, 95. baltimore, 96. the nat

elaine quijano with a father's story. >> i am thankful that i was over there to be able to escort her home. to bring my little girl home. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we learned today that asiana airlines flight 214 was flying far too slowly in the seconds before it crashed while attempting to land in san francisco. today, as investigators continued to check every square inch of the wreckage, they told us the landing speed of the boeing 777 was nearly 23% below what is typical for that type of aircraft. what they are still trying to answer tonight is why. one area of focus is the pilot who was flying the plane when it crashed. it was the first time he attempted to land a 777 at the san francisco airport. we have a series of reports tonight and we will begin with john blackstone in san francisco. john? >> reporter: scott, the four pilots who were aboard this plane are being interviewed today by investigators for the national transportation safety board. now, until those interviews are complete, n.t.s.b. officials

elaine quijano on what they wanted to say. >> i'm looking forward to my brand new live. >> pelley: knives, bats and guns. a mobster describes his murders. don dahler reports from the whitey bulger trial. and how did 305 people escape a burning jetliner? they helped one another. anna werner with the story of people who never expected to be heroes. >> as soon as i opened the door, again, i just started saying, we're going to be okay. we're going to be okay. we need to get out of here. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsor this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. this i >> pelley: good evening. we're beginning with breaking news in the crash of asiana flight 214. the pilots of that aircraft have now told federal investigators that they set the automatic throttle controls on the plane for a proper landing speed and then discovered to their surprise at the last moment that the plane had slowed far beyond that setting. late today, the head of the national transportation safety board gave us new details about the four pilots who were on board the boeing 777 and what they were d

elaine quijano in new york has the latest on the investigation. and bill whitaker on an encounter too close for comfort between divers and some hungry whales. >> like two mountains just erupted out of the water in front of me. fr captioning sponsored by cbs spr this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it was a day of drama in the land of shakespeare. as an audience of millions awaited the debut of a new young player on the world stage, a future king of england. he was introduced today by his beaming parents, prince william and the duchess of cambridge, the former kate middleton. the infant, just a day old, could be on the throne late this century, but for the immediate future he'll be in diapers. mark phillips is in london. >> what may have become the most famous hospital door in the world finally opened and revealed -- (cheers and applause) -- one small baby, one proud couple, and the picture the world has been waiting for: a baby with no name-- at least no name we know. but a prince in line to one day be called

elaine quijano is covering in boston. david martin joins the 82nd airborne as it rehearses for an american intervention in syria, and baby hugo comes to the rescue of his wounded father. one year after the colorado movie massacre, john blackstone returns to a family finding a way to heal. >> when he first started to open his eyes and look around, the one thing he would watch more than anything else was hugo. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the blazing summer heat is threatening the health and safety of millions of americans from coast-to-coast. in the eastern half of the country more than 141 million are under a heat warning or advisory. in the far west, thousands have been forced to flee wildfires fed by the heat. the areas in dark red are where the heat and humidity combine to make it feel as if it's in the 90s or triple digits. it's called the heat index and it was over 100 in new york, philadelphia, washington, baltimore, and chicago. on the west c

elaine quijano has her story. >> there was a phone call you...ody ever wants to get. >> reporter: charles alt was in afghanistan working as a civilian contractor when he got the call about his daughter, 21- year-old army specialist ember alt. she was stationed in afghanistan, too, just a couple of hours away from him. >> they took me to the mortuary and i viewed the body and... i didn't want to believe what i saw. >> reporter: what did they tell you about how she was killed? >> they told me she was killed from a rocket attack. they told me she didn't suffer at all, which was a big relief. >> reporter: specialist alt had worked has a mechanic at bagram air base. >> she told me a couple times that it is scary out there. but she also said she knew what her job was and she had to do her job to the best of her ability. >> reporter: her father accompanied her home. >> felt like the longest ride of my life. but i am thankful that i was over there to be able to escort her home, to bring my little girl home. >> reporter: charles alt was with her when she

paula and i actually met because of elaine. elaine is in my drawing class at the new school.went there one day to see... a nude model. if elaine wanted to go get some coffee. i once went out with a nude model. never let me see her naked. hundreds of people see her naked every week except me. needless to say, it was quite vexing. are you through? yeah. so anyway, i started to compliment elaine on her sketches, and it turns out they're paula's. george, i just like to doodle. oop. dropped my napkin. [whispering] jerry! what? what are you doing? what?

elaine, cbs news, boston. >>> if you live in the bay area, you know affordable housing can be hard toome by. it's only going to get worse. which counties are seeing the biggest jump in home prices. >>> and an unfamiliar face entering the emmies. bay area based, netflix going head to head with the major networks. >> a san francisco car service is upping the anti tomorrow, not only offering rides, but frozen treats. you can order it all from your smart phone. >> up some warmer weather. we get into the 90s. the warmup continues as the low cloud cover moves in tonight. find out which weekend day will be warmer. that's coming up. ,, announcer: announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train! ♪ sleep train ♪ your

elaine quijano, cbs news, colleen, texas. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," on the investigation into the asiana plane crash in san francisco. >>> plus the manhunt for osama bin laden. john miller looks at the opportunities missed by pakistani authorities. >>> and movie mogul harvey weinstein stops by studio 57 to talk about the fight over his new film "the butler." that's it for "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,,

i invited elaine and to moscow what i and didn't want to let her go she's a very curious person that's what i like most about her if she doesn't understand something she asks for an explanation she's humble she's easy going and does what i ask are. you. this. is. why the servant of god is marrying you in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit amen so cross yourself and kiss the icon. the servant of god is mary nicholai kissed the icon of jesus christ. i'm shocked i didn't expect this as still as though i mean haven't really i had no idea i'm such a sinner and i never ever expected anything like this in my life. but now all my troubles and difficulties and over finally a rewarding life a christian life. tim to me to instead of a restaurant dinner a camping mat in place of a hotel bed. too didn't even discuss where they'd go for their honeymoon neither doubted that the velikovsky procession of the cross was their only option. i've already been able to bathe in the spring. that the women and i went to the liturgy and confessed there. actually there were two pres one was re

on elaine's point, i agree with elaine that we do have a message that i think is fundamentally beinguestioned. but i think it is fundamentally sound. we pay attention, and we need to look at the other guy's problems. the democrats' have an economic program that simply has not gotten the support of the american people. the job approval of the president on the economy is 38.58%. -- we'redable care act doing all these great things. it has reached its lowest approval rating since it has been passed. this is not an economic or brand that has done a lot -- we're in the first republic in -- in the first economic recovery in which the median household income is in decline. we have the most anemic recovery in the history of the united states. you look at the last 12 months, and we have created 177,000 new jobs each month. it will take until december 2014 to get back to the number of people, at 138 million, working in america that we had when we went into recession in december of 2007. we have created just over 3000 manufacturing jobs over the last year. at the current rate, it will take us 41

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as elaine quijano reports, her biological father cited a 1978 law to claim custody of her. >> reporter: 3-year-old veronica lives in oklahoma with her biological father dustin brown and his wife robin. >> she's full of energy, always racing to do anything. >> she loves animals. she loves mommy and daddy dearly. >> reporter: but veronica spent her first two years in south carolina with this couple. they were at her birth in 2009 and brought her home believing they could adopt her. before brown's national guard unit was sent to iraq, he sent a text message and signed paperwork surrendering his parental rights. >> i didn't think i was signing, you know, giving up everything, you know, not wanting to have anything to do with my child. i mean that's my daughter. >> reporter: when brown found out about the adoption plan, he invoked a 1978 federal law that protects americans from being separated from their tribe. brown is a cherokee indian. >> i can't forget what my grandmother told me and what i learned when i was growing up. i said i can't provide that. >> reporter: a south carolina court a

elaine chao: i'm saying it's dismal and almost on the verge of pathetic.me here, elaine? >> it's disappointing, obviously, the unemployment rate is very high. and we need the economy to grow so more jobs can be created and more people can find employment. clearly, the over burdensome and heavy regulations is an issue. the avalanche of regulations that are just suffocating, our economy is clearly the culprit. you know, for an economy that's gone through such a severe recession, and all past experiences and the economy has to jump back fairly quickly and and why has not economy not come back as quickly, and clearly and regulations, and it's suffocating this economy. >> and the media is just not telling that story. and. >> no, they're not. >> in fact, they are he a saying, oh, the gdp report, better than expected, and inside, says cbs, i'm not getting the story from the establishment media than i'm getting from you. >> on a monday, the white house itself declared in response of today's support that they were downward, the gdp number. the other thing you're he

scott, a judge last week found castro mentally fit to stand trial. >> pelley: thank you, elaine. in egypt, the president installed by the leaders of a military coups named a new prime minister and vice president today. but that did not calm the millions of egyptians who support the depotsed president. mohammed morsi was the first freely elected leader in egypt's long history. now he's under military guard. yesterday the army massacred his supporters who demanded his release. holy williams was in middle of it today. >> reporter: the depotsed president mohammed morsi refused to be intimidated. a day after egyptian soldiers opened fire on a crowd of protestors, killing more than 50 people, thousands of them rallied again in cairo. protected by their own team of volunteer security guards. doesn't matter what egypt's new government does, they won't leave the streets until mohammed morsi is reinstated as president. as egypt's first democratically elected president, morsi was criticized as dictatorial and ineffective. but for this crowd of conservative muslims, he's a hero. >> i am here

. >> elaine fords deputy director of finance and administration. i had the extreme privilege to work with linda since i arrived at the port and served as my executive secretary and executive director moyer has expressed that linda has a incredibly contagious warm personality and makes friends and can work with absolutely anyone. she never ever said no to an assignment. everything i can think of linda was always enthowziatic to do which is why when south beach harbor came our way and we knew there were fee increases and wait list and insurance changes we asked linda if she was willing to go there and like every other assignment she jumped in and handed it exception althoughly. she's a kind person and makes everyone welcome at the port and makes it a fun place to work and i will very much miss her later and -- we had a young woman with a piewt and upset and we were looking for a room for the woman and time elapsed and i went to the front and linda taken her under her arm and sat her down and diffused the situation and calmed the young woman down and

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of course, our city attorney elaine warren who drafted so many drafts of this legislation. all of us were starting to lose count of what we were looking at. but, again, look forward to continuing this process with you. thank you. >> thank you. there will be questions following. >> and i do apologize, i'll have to take off in about 5 minutes for moscone expansion meeting. >> okay. >> good afternoon, commissioners, andres powers with supervisor scott wiener's office. two years after a year of public process, six years at the land use committee, three hearings at the hpc, two hearings at planning, numerous stakeholder meetings and large round table discussions, [speaker not understood] unanimously passed supervisor wiener's legislation. it was long overdue by a decade. [speaker not understood] and noticing rules through c-e-q-a appeals to the board of supervisors. so, on behalf of the supervisor, i would like to thank the planning commission for your thoughtful deliberations and useful input throughout this prolonged process. before you today is trailing legislation offered by

johnson and her staff, from the port, a number of deputy directors, tom carters, susan reynolds and elaine. and from dpw, our city engineers. next, we are honored to have a city representative who has given us a great deal of support to this project and many improvement projects that the city enjoys. he's also someone who values partnerships and works to seek out ideas from san francisco residents, business owners and entrepreneurs and community leaders. he's the president of our board of supervisors and supervisor for this district 3. please welcome supervisor david chiu. >> the sun is shining on jefferson street. everyone excited to be here? let me say, we proved them wrong today. i came to san francisco as a tourist. i want to thank all of you who are part of this incredible community. mayor lee and i talk about how important it is for folks to come together. this is a project that for years has involved a lot of community conversations and some community debate but i really need to tip my hat to all of you from the fisherman's wharf, thank you and congratulations. [ applause ] >> of co

the commissions feedback about this proposal and, of course, to thank the city attorney's office elaine warren and in particular supervisor chu's office and the advocates who are here, here to speak on this item who spent many hours trying to come to a compromise in terms of making sure there's a process to deal with projects that haven't think modified thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i'm with supervisor you would not wiener's office. unfortunately, he sdp isn't able to be here. after a year of public process with the hearings of the planning commission and nightmares stakeholders meetings and round table discussions. that legislation was long overdue by more than a decade and will establish the noticing for sequa appeals to the board of supervisors. so on behalf of the supervisors i want to thank this commission for your thought of deliberations. before you as april mention is trailing legislation authorized by supervisor kim. supervisor wiener received that for the first time yesterday afternoon and hadn't have the opportunity to consider it. i want to point out that this prog

kramer or elaine don't want them? elaine laughed at me.nterested in canadian football. wish i could help you. you can take bonnie. you paying my hotel and airfare to miami? what do you think? in order to use these, i got to spend, like, 1,500 bucks. this is a bill for $1,500. she'd ask about the sleeping arrangements.

but she's really done a tremendous job and no one knows sequa like elaine. and our environmental officer and she was still the planning department personnel person. i want to thank everyone who put summoning so much time and energy. colleagues this legislation is ready to be passed it's under gone troublesome work and collaboration i urge your support >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you supervisor wiener. colleagues today, i hope we'll be able to finally make your you may answer the question i didn't process for transparent for all san franciscans. i think we all know that the ordinance is not going to fundamentally change the decision making here in our city nor change our highly engaged political procedure. we is codify the sequa declarations. i don't think this ordnance is going to cause us to stop disagreeing but we'll be much closer to agreeing on key saek ground rules. we've heard this legislation many times and we've made 8 amendments in april and a 9 in may and colleagues i've circulated to you dozens of changes in the ordinance. now let me state

elaine quijano in new york has the latest on the investigation. and bill whitaker on an encounter too close for comfort between divers and some hungry whales. >> like two mountains just erupted out of the water in front of me. fr captioning sponsored by cbs spr this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening.

speakers include karl rove, elain chow, and michael. this is about an hour.applause] >> a trustee of the aspen institute. i think we are spending too much on these banners. other than that, everything is going well. anyway, it is a delight to be here. talking about the future of the republican party. a friend of mine said "well, that will be a short discussion." [laughter] that is not our view. i could not be more delighted than to have three of my friends who represent some of the best inking and the republican party or the right of center movement and the country. i think you know all of them. elaine chao, the former secretary of labor and fellow at the heritage foundation, mike gresham was the speechwriter for former president bush and currently writes for it the washington post and appears on the lehrer news hour. and your name was? >> [indiscernible] >> to be introduced as a strategist for the republican party when karl rove is on the platform is a little daunting. i think we all know karl. he was just talking about the last election mainly. he clearly i

our maritime staff led by peter dealy, and our finance and administration staff led by elaine forbes.is now my honor to welcome the man who has dedicated his life to transforming and improving our city, mayor ed lee. (applause) >> thank you. thank you, monique, for that wonderful introduction. and mr. redding, thank you again. welcome back. >> thank you. >> for a moment i felt how it is to waste some time. [laughter] >> don't do that very often these days. and i'm sure my colleagues at the board of supervisors also don't know how that feels very much. but i want to thank and welcome everybody here to our waterfront. this is the kind of event that we're happy to not only engage in, but to bring more people to our waterfront. that has been the purpose of the port for so many years. and i want to just congratulate the port, its commission and the staff, because this is in fact 150 years of celebration of our port. and what a way to celebrate with all these wonderful things that are happening here. it's taken 15 years for this project to get done, 15 years. that's a 10th of the history of

elaine quijano with a father's story. >> i am thankful that i was over >> there to be able to escort her home. to bring my little girme

elaine quijano on what they wanted to say. >> i'm looking forward to my brand new live. >> pelley: knives and guns. a mobster descri

live thank you elaine. play live. edward snowden has called a conference of the moscow airport he's been holed up in sources saying he'll finally comment on america's global hunt for. also surveillance really does pay this according to a new report it's finding that american corporations are raking in millions by selling client data to government agencies. the rival crowds are encouraged to take to the streets all across egypt the country remains politically. believed to be paying directly into the hands of the military. and belfast calls in six hundred extra police to keep order of the upcoming. protests the decision to shorten the route of the annual.

well, elaine, it's not easy. but i'm motivated every day in some way to keep pushing forward.n example. a scene like this really keeps me inspired. president obama over the weekend visited the jail cell on robben island where nelson mandela spent 18 years of his life in prison. 18 years. the president reflected on that powerful moment and later shared why mandela's legacy is so important to us all. >> like billions all over the world, i and the american people have drawn strength from the example of this extraordinary leader and the nation that he changed. nelson mandela showed us that one man's courage can move the world. >> one man's courage can move the world. the courageous work of nelson mandela and others like him helped give me and other activists energy to keep on fighting. i remember working with various leaders, great leaders that aspired to greatness. they all were committed. i worked closely with martin luther king iii. i think of how his father lost his life. we'll never be a nelson mandela or a martin luther king. most of us will never approach anywhere near a le

unattractive i never met anyone i felt right about i'd already stopped looking by the time i met elaine i didn't expect to start a family in truce i tried to get used to the fact that i'd always be alone. they miss a year ago on the first day of last year's procession nicholai off for the unusual pilgrim girl a cup of tea she accepted when we sat next to my tent and talked a lot then she said she didn't have anywhere to stay so i said you're welcome here . at the pier he was the first guy who didn't even label finger on me or make a move on me never even try to ask about it. you never said let's have some fine you know or at the bar but he asked if i was cold and gave me something warm to wear then he led me into his warmth and gave me his sleeping bag he was cold to you but he gave it to me and slept like that i was shocked nobody had ever done anything like that for me no one it was the first time in my life that. i had never before met anyone so desperately in need of his help love and care. he proposed to elena and she said yes. i invited alaina to moscow and didn't want to let her