hundreds of bullets are loaded into the news, turning lieutenant commander jason gustin's $60 millionjet into a fly magazine gun. >> we expect the bullets to come out of the gun to be within about 30 feet from where we point the muzzle on the ground. >> reporter: that's about the same accuracy as a laser of satellite-guided bomb. but look at the difference between the blast affects of a bomb and a strafing run in afghanistan. so what about the danger to you flying that close to the ground? >> we are closer to the enemy so we're in range for small arms such as machine guns and assault rifles. but our biggest risk is probably flying into the terrain. >> reporter: gustin has flown strafing missions in afghanistan but it's a skill that requires constant practice. normally, he would get help from his backseater. but not on this ride. it's a short hop from ocean jana naval air station in virginia beach down to the training range. on the way, the pilots check each other out. >> typically right after we take off, we give it a once over and make sure there's nothing wrong with the airport, lik

gustin noses in to the dive.wearing has a computer which projects the target on to the inside of his visor. the number of bombs dropped in afghanistan is steadily decreasing. but strafing runs remain constant at more than 1,000 each year. the old fashioned tactic of strafing is becoming the weapon of choice. david martin, cbs news, with fighter attack squadron 211. >>> for a tv anchor in finland, a career low light when she fell off her chair. it happened during a live broadcast. she was reading a story about a journalism award and then the unexpected. >> she got up from the floor and barely held it together long enough to toss to weather. looks like the prime material for future blooper reels. love it. >>> this morning on "the early show," singer josh stone. i'm michelle gielan and this is the "cbs morning news." lle gielan and this is the "cbs morning news." long day than a giant plate of lettuce. c'mon. who's satisfied with that? with lean cuisine you can enjoy dishes that are nutritious and... are you sitting

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loan products have done their damage, the the fed finalized its rulemaking, for the act which covers gustin 1994, mandating the federal reserve prohibit this lending. you mentioned they examination the federal reserve has taken of its supervisors. i really do appreciate that. i am not going to get deeply into the consumer finance protection agency, which we have talked about so much, and the dodd bill, but here is what i want to try and focus on. i have this notion there are some products so bad, so predatory that they should have never been on the market. it seems to me that slides in the face in what those of you in the industry think about, the ways you think about it. you feel that in a free market society businesses are able to come up with all kinds of ideas about how they want to provide products or services, and it is up to use to regulate them, not to prohibit them and say, you cannot do that. i do not understand why a regulator cannot take a look at a product and say, this is so bad, this is so predatory it should not be on the market, and we are not going to allow it to be on the