. >> reporter: elizabeth williams is a 30-year-old daughter of a mexican immigrant.or the last three years, she has juggled motherhood, clerical jobs and school. >> my parents always pushed me, go to college, do what i didn't do, and that's what i'm trying to do. and that's why it's very important. because i don't want them to grow up the way i d i want them to grow up better. >> reporter: williams is part of the growing trend. these days, one in four college students have children. the 30-year-old was on track to graduate this year. but after a minor mistake with her financial aid paperwork, elizabeth williams' dreams came crashing down. >> you dropped out this summer, and what happened? >> reporter: i got a letter in the mail, if you don't pay $1,200 by august 12th, we're going to cancel your fall classes. and it's going to have to happen because i don't have the money to give them. >them. >> reporter: when you got the letter in the mail, what went through your mind? >> i started bawling, i just felt like, um, all of this work. all of this work, and... sorry. i jus

elizabeth palmer in damascus tonight, and holly williams in istanbul, thank you, both. here at home, republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham criticized the deal saying it would just give president assad more time to "delay and deceive." democrat carl levin defended the deal, saying it did not limit u.s. aid to the opposition or block unilateral u.s. action. in colorado today, the death toll from floodwaters rose today as the state braced for more rain. least five people are now presumed dead. canyon communities north of denver have been affect the the most, and tonight, rescuers are still helping those stranded. rick sallinger was there. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a learning experience about the outdoors but these school children received an unforgettable lesson. they were reunited with their parents after being flown out of mountains on a chinook helicopter having survived an historic flight. >> the kids were amazing, pulled together, supported each other. they were helping cleaning up, setting up tables-- you name it, they did it. >> reporter: with

margaret brennen is in geneva, elizabeth palmer in damascus of course, and holly williams in istanbulwe have stories of narrow escapes after record flooding. the race to clear a massive molasses spill in hawaii is threatening marine life and baffling cleanup crews. and fighting spirit-- terrell brown talks to a man from the front line of new jersey's board walk fire. >> the radio goes off, and we don't hesitate. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> glor: good evening, everyone. je

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bob beckel, kirsten williams, among others support the affordable care act. and elizabeth. democrats take the blame when obama care fails, bill? don't make me laugh. the media will never report that. sheila mcbride. eric bolling is right backing ted kroouds. rinoss like peter king and john mccain and brit hume are passe'. why should liberals and bureaucrats be allowed to harm the lives of average americans just to prove obama care is a catastrophe. the folks elected the president and democrat controlled senate, that's our system. anita willis mass particular, killing jesus is an inspiring read. i was brought to tears at times. vividly seeing what jesus went through for us. doug ross. former president of evangelical christian publishers association, i believe killing jesus will be a nightmare for the nones. it contains some new material and is a real page turner. the nones are those with no belief system who denigrate those that have one. as we heard from the philadelphia. tim jones, mr. o'reilly, it is obvious you don't know the jesus of the bible. mary lord. what a beautif

william's family ties to africa are deep and go back for generations. >> wildlife in its own natural surroundings provided a magnificent adventure for the royal family as princess elizabethilled with her first sight of a lion. >> africa holds a poignant place in the queen's heart. it was on a royal tour of kenya in 1952 that the then queen elizabeth received the sad news that her father, the king, had died. >> when she returned from a night in the forests, it was to learn that she is now the queen. >> both prince william's grandfather and father have visited africa on many occasions and champions wildlife conservation. >> history will not judge us by how much economic growth we achieve in the immediate years ahead but by the legacy we leave for our children, grandchildren, and their grandchildren. >> the legacy part of that, anyway, is quite a daunting one, following my grandfather and father and many other relatives before that, actually, but i think it sort of just happened. i wasn't really aware of it, whether my father had been quietly whispering things in my ear when i was small. >>> in a moment, we'll meet prince william's heroes, men and women who are changing the

william's family ties to africa are deep and go back for generations. >> wildlife in its own natural surroundings provided a magnificent adventure for the royal family as princess elizabethhrilled with her first sight of a lion. >> africa holds a poignant place in the queen's heart. it was on a royal tour of kenya in 1952 that the then princess elizabeth received the sad news that her father, the king, had died. >> when she returned from a night in the forests, it was to learn that she is now the queen. >> both prince william's grandfather and father have visited africa on many occasions and champions wildlife conservation. >> history will not judge us by how much economic growth we achieve in the immediate years ahead but by the legacy we leave for our children, grandchildren, and their grandchildren. >> the legacy part of that, anyway, is quite a daunting one, following my grandfather and father and many other relatives before that, actually, but i think it sort of just happened. i wasn't really aware of it, whether my father had been quietly whispering things in my ear when i was small. >>> in a moment, we'll meet prince william's heroes, men and women who are changin

william's family ties to africa are deep and go back for generations. >> wildlife in its own natural surroundings provided a magnificent adventure for the royal family, as prince elizabetht of the track of a lion. >> africa holds a poignant place in the queen's heart. it was on a royal tour of kenya in 1952 that the then princess elizabeth received the sad news that her father, the king, had died. >> but when she returned from a night in the forest, it was to learn that she is now the queen. >> both prince william's grandfather and father have visited africa on many occasions and championed wildlife conservation. >> history will not judge us by how much economic growth we achieve in the immediate years ahead, but by the legacy we leave for our children, grandchildren, and their grandchildren. >> the legacy part of it is quite a daunting one, following from my father and my grandfather and many other relatives before that, actually. but i think it sort of just happened. i wasn't really aware of it. whether my father had been sort of quietly whispering things in my ear when i was small. >> in a moment, we'll meet prince william's heroes, men and women who are changing the

elizabeth received the sad news that her father, the king, had died. >> but when she returned from a night in the forest, it was to learn that she is now the queen. >> both prince william'sgrandfather and father have visited africa on many occasions and championed wildlife conservation. >> history will not judge us by how much economic growth we achieve in the immediate years ahead, but by the legacy we leave for our children, grandchildren, and their grandchildren. >> the legacy part of it is quite a daunting one, following from my father and my grandfather and many other relatives before that, actually. but i think it sort of just happened. i wasn't really aware of it. whether my father had been sort of quietly whispering things in my ear when i was small. >> in a moment, we'll meet prince william's heroes, men and women who are changing the world, and whose courage and sacrifice pushed the prince's emotions to the limit. heart healthy, huh?! ugh! actually progresso's soup has pretty bold flavor. i love bold flavors! i'd love it if you'd open the chute! [ male announcer ] progresso. surprisingly bold flavor for a heart healthy soup. [ crashing ] [ male announcer ] when