my name is sister elaine jones and i live in the tenderloin. i am here to let you guys know that my husband and i, mr. arthritis and i, have a very hard time getting across streets. i was coming down van ness to take the 47 bus. it took me 65 seconds to get across the street. and then this guy decided he wanted to -- because he saw a parking space, he wanted to cut in front of me, almost killing me just to get this parking space. i mean it's based on common sense. the seniors in that area, it takes time to get across the street. the common sense is the impact on these seniors, it's not going to help us. it's going to make us worse. we are going to end up isolated because we can't get out of our rooms to go down the street because we are in fear of our lives. and also the health and safety of the senior citizens. it's just like you telling them, well, let's breathe in all that bad air. it's just based on common sense. if you take your time and sit out there or walk down van ness, that's one of the busiest streets, other than market street. i don

for sunday morning, this is elaine kyohano in new york. >> osgood: while pastor jones may not have doneo there were three reported instances of korans being burned yesterday: at a park near the white house, on a street near ground zero and in topeka kansas. the release of one of three americans detained in iran is on again. this morning a senior iranian prosecutor said hiker sarah sloud will be granted bail. she expects to be free in two or three days. officials in san bruno california say they hope to allow most residents of the neighborhood leveled by thursday's gas pipeline blast back home this afternoon. seven people are known to have died in the explosion. six others remain missing. a double-decker bus heading to toronto hit a railway bridge in central new york early yesterday killing four people and injuring 25 others. police say they believe the driver made a wrong turn getting off the inter-state and struck the low clearance bridge. in sports, the second consecutive u.s. women's championship was won last night in straight sets. the defeat matched earlier today by madal who went

jones' story is a lot different than the one we're hearing here in new york. his agreement not to burn the koran depends on the cooperation of an imam he's never even spoken with. elaine quijano is at the site of the proposed islamic center just blocks from ground zero and has that story. elaine, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, harry. well, tonight imam feisal abdul rauf is making clear he has no plans to move the proposed islamic cultural center and mosque away from the location behind me, just two blocks away from ground zero. in a written statement, just released a short time ago, the imam said: now, in another twist today, real estate developer donald trump today offered to buy the proposed site for 25% above what the developer paid for it. in a letter, trump explained he was making the offer... but tonight, that offer was flatly rejected. a lawyer for the project investor says that trump's offer was, "a cheap attempt to get publicity and get in the lime light." harry? >> smith: elaine quijano downtown for us tonight. thank you. in afghanistan, the taliban has been using this controversy to win new recruits. today, cbs news obtained taliban leaflet