yes, i think, you know, ha tammy made a difference in tone. i talk about this in my book.ed to go skiing, and i went up to the ski slopes the first time, and it was kind of unbelievable. they were still segregated by sex, i mean, there were ski slopes for men and women, and the women had to wear a nylon version of their uniform. and then i was thrown into jail because i had arrived on thursday night, and i went up there on friday, and i didn't have a permit to ask questions, so they tossed me into jail. and all my mates were trying to ski on the women's slopes, and they were thrown into jail. [laughter] i went back about a decade later and, you know, it wasn't completely free. there was a woman in the base saying tuck your hair underneath your scarf, but up on the slopes they weren't segregated by sex anymore, and, you know, young men and women were kissing or at least canoodling in the restaurant on the top of the slopes, and they also had used before they had boomed out the call to prayer through the -- i mean the sermon, they had boomed out the friday sermon over these

and i'm telling you, he has lost, as tammy just said, he has lost control of the process right now, leslie. he has lost it. >> i don't agree that he has lost it and i don't agree that the democrats -- democrats are going to, you know, continue to be fragmented. i think that they need to unite. i think they will unite. >> having been united by this time, going on now for five weeks, all right? they haven't union nighted by this time, are you going to lords to prayer for this? is that what you are doing? there is nothing -- you are basing your knowledge. >> i'm not catholic, bill. bill: go ahead, tammy. bill: let tammy jump in. >> one point. s. that the american people have seen that in addition do him losing this process, every other thing, every other major initiative he has -- that's gone under his pen has failed. the stimulus, the cash for clunkers, the liberal democrat today said only 2% paid out on that. reject that american people barack obama doesn't know what to do about that. he is going to get a life lesson like no other. >> i don't think it's fair to say the stimulus has failed y

. >> another prominent american journalist has been injured while covering the war in afghanistan. tammy mccormack was traveling with an army unit when the vehicle was hit by an explosive device. audrey barnes has more. tragic, season it. >> it is tragic. we were all stunned a couple of years ago when kimly dozer was critically injured by a bomb blast in baghdad that killed two people she was traveling with and now it has happened again. th co time a mccorm k,porra est correspondent for cbnds rao is fighting for her life. she was in afghanistan to cover the escalation of violence there. august is the deadliest monday of the eight-year war for u.s. ki cesedll in .sbeen afghanistan thisaf ga omfrt hawas hit ves e cls hit b an ied earlier today. she was originally treated at aa e iorgery to stablize n. s thendo ioithan. doctors then had her air n.air additionsenew innew york but has had numerous tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan. fayoe may not recognize her ce, you most ceairtnly cehave heard r henle.icvo she has icbeen athe ntce erof stories for years. she was in ground zero on septemb

for clunkers has been under way more than six weeks but come dealerships in our region are just receiving the first pavement of course they have given customers their money already. tammy darvish is waiting for the government to come through with the money. >> it has been an extremely slow process we got paid on the first one last week and have been only paid now on a total of close to 30 but we still have over $4.5 million outstanding from the government at this time. >> every dealership in our area that we spoke with says they are still taking part in the cash for clunkers program, despite the government delays. >>> however, that is not the case in other parts of the country. a dealer in colorado is sitting on a scrap heap of cars. mike says he sold 110 car and gave each owner $4,500 for their old vehicles. of the 110, he says the government has only reimbursed him for three of those cars. the dealer says he is dropping out of the cash for clunkers program and he knows of other dealers who are doing the same thing. >>> well, the number of metro riders is dropping the washington examiner reports ridership fell more than 2% between this july and july of last year. metr

tammy darvish has seen a lot of domestic trade-ins. >> probably over 85% of the people purchasing carser this program are purchasing foreign cars. >> they're also getting though e people who stayed out of the marketplace until there was incentive. >> no way i would have bought a car. the only reason i got it was because you get $4500 and i can get a car for less than $10,000. i -- the last new car i bought was '91 it. >> ee helping new business and helping, for sure, consumers. >> derek a ward, "news 4." >> if the money holds up it's slate. the clunkers are supposed to be destroyed. the engine and drive train can be resold for salvage. >>> now in iraq they are one army. the only coalition army. british and australian troops quietly departed the weekend making war in iraq a strictly american effort. however, an army colonel says it hasn't lost its international partners. they're working in different capacities such as nato or military advisers, law enforcement, and con strukd workers. >>> three u.s. troops have been killed in southern afghanistan. roadside bombs ripped through their pat

tammy in texas. he is a terrorist. he has nothing to lose.can i have no sympathy for him as he did not have for his victims. many cannot believe the idea that he does not pose a public threat. this from patricia, another viewer. i knew someone on that airplane. çthe father of this young man aboard that airplane killed himself over it. now this piece of dirt gets to be released to go back home. çthis is unfair. there is no justice for the families affected by this monster. lastly, christie from north carolina. my heart is heavy as i watched as coverage of the pan am daughter being released. i feel for the hunt family from my home town who lost their daughter. i cannot imagine how the families of the victims are feeling as a dahe is released. this is making the families of victims suffer all over again. it is hard to imagine what there are going through. as i said, one of the husbands of one of the victims said he would like to see him go home the same way that his wife came home to him, in a box. it is hard to show sympathy for someone who h

. >> reporter: tammy is vice president of dark cars auto chain in greater washington. she hasple working around the clock to meet the deadline. they have made 1400 clunker deals so far, fronting as much as $4500 for each rebate. to date, they have only been reimbursed for nine. >> especially coming out of the times that we have just come out of, and then to have this kind of cash flow hanging out there, it's very unnerving. hard to sleep at night knowing that you have, you know, $6 million outstanding. >> reporter: the national automobile dealers association is urging the government to give them an additional week to process all the deals they expect in the twilight hours. transportation secretary ray lahood assures the money is on the way. >> they're going to get their money. we have the money to provide to them. >> reporter: as for customers like sarah nesbitt, she's rushing to cash in on a deal she just couldn't pass up. >> with all the dings and dents and scratches and dog hair and all that, into one of those. >> reporter: so what are people buying? this dealer says nearly

the program has been going on for than six weeks but some car dealerips in our region are just getting the first payment. they have already given customers their money. tammy darvish is waiting for uncle sam to get moving. >> we just got paid on the first one last week and total of 30 so far right now. but we have $4.5 million outstanding from the government this time. >> reporter: every dealership in our area we spoke with says they are still taking part in cash for clunkers, despite the government delays. >>> time for a "living $mart" report. jessica doyle is here and you say fewer people are making labor day travel plans. >> if you plan to stay home you have a lot of company. people are hunkering down because of the recession. the airline industry expects 1 million fewer passengers to fly this labor day weekend compared to last year. the air tractor-trailer association expects 16 million passengers to travel during the holiday weekend, down 3 1/ 2% fr mi7 ion passengers who mitraveled la labor day. that is despite low fares that are making travel affordable. >> more people are signing up for cobra to keep health insurance after losing their jobs. our pa

the commission has gotten more than 2,000 allegations of fraud or intimidation so far. >>> and cbs radio reporter tammy stable condition at the u.s. medical facility in lanclville germany. she was wounded when the army vehicle she was traveling in hit a roadside bomb. mccormick is the third western journalist so be wounded in the country this month. >>> more than a dozen pakistani recruits dead after a suicide bomber attack in the swat valley. police are denying rumors that the suicide bomber was one of the police volunteers. >>> congress is set to return from its august recess in a little more than a week. tense healthcare town hall meetings have been the hot torrey during the time off, not really time off but time at home. will it reshape the debate when congressmen are back here in washington? let me ask you, the town hall meetings, how did they go? >> i did, i'm having some more. went great. we had a town hall meeting just last week that has been covered by your network as well as some others and it was very civil, respectful dialogue. it was, you know, points of view on all sides of the issue. but

has been brought back by the obama administration. it would have been delivered in the last few days. they say that it is not an official document, but it is on there website. tammyuckworth on fox news sunday said that we have withdrawn the document, but it is still on their website. this is a lousy piece of material. it was taken down by the bush administration. it should not have been revived. >> governor palin, the power that she has with 1 facebook blog about his death paddles, she really define the debate. this is the kind of thing that you doocy with country was socialized medicine. the put a price on the years of productivity in europe. this should be a concern with people, should it not? >> it encourages people towards a certain direction, which is to give up and except pain. there is an interesting page in here. page 99 lists a series of disease groups that people could reach out to as resources. what to do at the end of your life to give guidance to your position and your family. it lists one group, compassionate choices. it gives a phone number. what they do not tell you is that is really the name of -- i have a high-tech graphics. that is the hemlock

colleague cbs radio correspondent tammy mccormick who was seriously wounded by a roadside bomb in afghanistan on friday. she is in stable condition after multiple surgeries and hasn transported to germany for further treatment. in california several wild fires are now burning with the largest threatening some 10,000 homes north of los angeles. overnight the flames continued to advance toward residential areas bordering a national park. already more than 20,000 acres have burned. three boaters missing for more than a week have been rescued. last night they were found sitting on top of their capsized catamaran 180 miles from land. celebrations the world over marked what would have been michael jackson's 51st birthday yesterday. perhaps the biggest was in mexico city where nearly 13,000 people there took part in a re-enactment of the late singer's thriller dance. out in the pacific hurricane jimena is is now a category 3 storm. it could continue to grow. forecasters believe it will remain off mexico's west coast though. which brings us to today's weather. it will be hot in the southwest and wet in the south. but most other places can expect a mild late summer day.

tammy brooks saw her daughter go from vibrant to struggling for life in days. >> i knew it. i knew it. i knew that my daughter was -- that she was dead. >> reporter: stacy's death has shaken this county of 200,000. >> so people are calling their doctors now, with, i've got a scratchy throat, afraid that they might be next. >> reporter: fear is the demand. but the vac seeps -- vaccines are regulated. now, manufacturers say they'll have only 45 million doses by then, adding 20 million doses a week after that. priority immunizations, the government had hoped to complete by early december, will now be pushed back to an uncertain date. >> we're in a race between the vaccine and the virus. and this gives the virus a little more of an advantage. >> reporter: so at the start of the flu season, most americans will have protection against a virus able to kill the young and the healthy. john blackstone, cbs news, yolo county. >>> vaccine trials are under way now at the university of maryland medical center. >>> a 3-year-old race to an anne arundel county hospital with severe injuries has died. police are calling it child abuse murder. suzanne? >> reporter: that's right, sally

has she been questioned? >> it tells me she's either cooperating with them or they're trying to create a stronger case against her. but initially right now it sounds like she's cooperating with them. >> what about what tammy in kentucky mentioned, apparently they were spotted at a dumpster cleaning out, what, a vehicle? >> right. a new detail from the manager of the hotel in hope, british columbia, where jenkins was later found dead. he said they initially pulled up next to a dumpster. he didn't think much of it, he thought they were just tidying up their car. >> a mother figure to jasmine fiore, knew her since childhood, gwendolyn beauregard is joining us. i don't want jasmine to be just another statistic of domestic violence. what was she like? what did she think of her new husband? >> well, i didn't know that she married ryan jenkins. >> she kept it a secret? >> she kept it a secret. my feeling is she knew she made a mistake and she felt shame. >> do you believe she may have married him to get a green card? >> that's what i heard from three other people. >>> we're now along the u.s.-canada border in blain, washington. this is where ryan jenkins fled to, police say, when he had a problem. how do you get

has about $1 million outstanding from the government. that is, they haven't been reimbursed yesterday. they say they aren't too worried about that. you know, tammy dar vish and others say they probably could have offered significantly less money and still been popular. she said on the other end, this past november, the key thing for dealers is to worry about how the manufacturers are severing their relationships with the dlelers. that's something that the dealers are going to be working on on capitol hill meanwhile cash for clunkers program may indeed get an infusion and get new live. we're liven in silver spring. >> derrick ward, thank you. >> honda is recalling nearly half a million vehicles. it affects some of their best-selling accord and civic lsmode from 2001 and 2002. ndamo says the air bag inflaters can cause metal fragments to shoot through and strike people in the car. the detective air bags onhe driver side has been lipged to one death and a number of injuries. the car manufacturers says the air bags will be replaced for free. >>> the universit of maryland isyemghsttis tening btst igeud belt. 175wi js obgell be eliminate ana hiring fr

tammy brooks saw her daughter go from vibrant to struggling for life in days. >> i knew it. i knew it. i knew that my daughter was -- that she was near death. >> reporter: stacey's death has shaken this county of 200,000. >> so people are calling their doctors now with i've got a scratchy throat, afraid they might be next. >> reporter: fear is certain to drive demand for h1n1 vaccine, but the cdc recommends it for 160 million americans with priority for pregnant women, children, and healthcare workers. 120 million doses were expected to be available by mid-october. now manufacturers say they'll have only 45 million doses by then, adding 20 million doses a week after that. priority immunizations the government had hoped to complete by early december will now be pushed back to an uncertain date. >> we're in a race between the vaccine and the virus. and this gives the virus a little bit more of an advantage. >> reporter: so at the start of the flu season, most americans will have no protection against a virus able to kill the young and the healthy. john blackstone, cbs news, yolo county, california. >> joining us now this morning is bruce gellin, executive director of health

tammy and i want to hear from you. we're two people trying to represent what you all want. our goal this whole time hasn for those girls coming to the conference and that who will benefit from this. >> there you go. both the dads are at home now. kaylee, interesting enough, enlisted for the marines. she'll have to change the hair-do. they're planning to really expand -- hoping to host a big conferences in california. they want to get 400 young girls out there and maybe 100 female service members to attend. they're trying to get big-name acts like miley cyrus. the website is sister hood bdus.org. they hold webinars. >> good for them. >>> and tomorrow on our war at home series, big challenge for the troops coming home from iraq and afghanistan, finding a job. what the army is doing in ft. hood, in texas to try to help them out. >>> what you see is what you shoot. how to take incredible photos under the sea. it's on "the edge of discovery." i'm peter jacobsen, and i've lost 31 pounds on nutrisystem. dan marino influenced me and he really pushed me to get on nutrisystem. yeah, i'll take credit for peter ja

but there has not been one congressman or woman or senator or their offices that have said absolutely not, we won't talk to you, you're not welcome here. >> host: tammyrvish is the vice president of daughter cars auto group in the washington, d.c. area, and dale is joining us from st. petersburg, florida. republican line. good morning, dale. >> caller: good morning. i'd just like to agree with tammy on that one as far as people aren't getting loans that can't afford cars. that's not happening. it just seems like i'd like to see american-made cars on the next round have a chance to -- over the imports. i think this should be an american-based car dealership program instead of including the imports. i think that would go a lot further, and it's also been a wonderful program. thank you. >> host: thank you for the car. >> guest: i would just comment again, how do you define an american car? toyota has ten or 11 manufacturing plants in the united states of america, and over 90 percent of the cars we sell from toyota are produced here in the united states. >> host: the white house yesterday indicating this would be a huge trade agreement, the u.s. cannot p