katie. >> couric: jan crawford, jan, thank you.or someone you know has been bullied, cbsnews.com has a list of resources where you can get help. now turning to the economy. it's ironic that just as mortgage rate have fallen to the lowest level on record, more and more americans are losing their homes. foreclosures jumped nearly 5% from april to june this year. chase has become the second bank to announce a temporary moratorium on repossessing homes. and today bill whitaker tells us people from all over the country were trying to refinance at those lower rates. bill, they're hoping to save their homes. >> reporter: that's right, katie. thousands of people are here, some from as far away as new york and florida, seeking free help to modify their loans at lower rates, hoping to avoid foreclosure. >> good morning. >> reporter: some stood in line for up to six hours for the chance to get help to hold on to their homes. >> i have never missed a payment in six years, and i think they know that, but every year, my house payment has went up

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the book's called jan's story. barry peterson will talk about it at 6:45 as the morning it at 6:45 as the morning edition continues i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. buried in his website - a promise to replace the tax code with a 23% sales tax and eliminate the mortgage interest deduction. a bush tax panel said families would pay $6,000 more a year. a reagan tax advisor calls it a very dumb idea. but that's not his only bad idea. harris was the only senator to vote against expanding the child care tax credit and against the state's cancer treatment program. eaks to send jobs over seas. i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message. because it's not about the next election, it's about the next generation. right? yeah!!! >>> hello again. it's a much nicer and d

katie. >> couric: all right, jan crawford at the supreme court, thanks very much, jan. we asked our viewers huthey felt about this issue. from facebook,: in stark contrast to the protests at military funerals, president obama paid tribute today to another american who died serving his country. he presented the medal of honor, the military's highest award, to the parents of army green beret robert miller of wheaton, illinois. in january 2008, the 24-year-old staff sergeant led a night time patrol that came under heavy attack. miller singlehandily battled more than 100 insurgents, killing 16 of them, and allowing 20 u.s. and afghan soldiers to retreat to safety. miller was shot twice but kept firing until he died from his wounds at the scene. america's most important ally in the afghan war is pakistan, but that alliance has been fraying since the u.s. stepped up air attacks against insurgents in the border region. today, the u.s. tried to mend relations, but terry mccarthy reports, it will not be easy. >> reporter: this is what u.s.-pakistan relations looked like on the g

>> couric: jan crawford at the supreme court. jan, thanks very much.arlier this year, in a very controversial decision, the supreme court ruled 5-4 that outside groups may spend unlimited amounts of money attacking candidates for office. now four weeks before the midterms with control of congress at stake, congressional correspondent nancy cordes reports we're seeing the impact of that decision unfold before our eyes. >> none of us are perfect... >> reporter: with less than a month to go, delaware's christine o'donnell is far from the only candidate doing damage control... >> i'm not a witch. i'm nothing you've heard. i'm you. >> reporter: ...but most candidates are using this final stretch... >> i'm linda mcmahon and i approve this message. >> reporter: ...to unleash their most devastating attacks. >> would you lie about serving in a war? dick blumenthal did.... >> reporter: they're bolstered this year by record expenditures from outside groups who are often even less constrained by facts than the politicians they support... >> michael bennett was a d

. >> jan, just got to practice. got meetings here and i will be here and in a couple more hours i am going back to the hotel and just chill. so send me a text because i will be in the building for a couple hours. i was gonna have you come over tonight, but i think aaron came up and asked you if you would, you know -- have your number or give me my number, but i understand. send me a text. i would love to see you tonight. all right, talk to you later. bye. >> just chillin at his hotel room. i think that's athlete's speak for sitting on the bed and waiting for you to come over and have sex with me. and then the athlete took the next step sending pictures of his pee-pee seen allegedly here and here and here. now, when it comes to celebrity penises, i am usually skeptical. and then a new york post scribe asked brett about it earlier today. >> brett, there is an internet report that accuses you of sending inappropriate text messages to a female employee of the jets during her year there. would you care to respond to thos

>> couric: jan crawford, jan, thank you. now to the battle over the fate of don't ask, don't tell, the law that prevented gays from serving openly in the military. today, the obama administration asked a federal appeals court for permission to resume enforcing the law, at least for now. the president does want the law repealed, but he wants it done gradually, and according to a cbs poll, most americans have no problem with gays serving openly. as david martin reports, these are confusing times for military recruiters and those who want to serve. >> reporter: recruiting stations suddenly became ground zero in the battle over gays in uniform as, like it or not, they began processing applications from gay recruits. but gay advocate aaron belkin warns it won't last long. the don't ask, don't tell law, which bars gays from serving openly, will be back. >> for any gay or lesbian person who decides to enlist in the military right now, there's a likelihood that don't ask, don't tell will be reinstated and that probably means that th

>periodista: la gobernador jan brewer aunque not test tetestif por tomar en cuenta a latinoamericanosne nada nuevo que pueda contar. como el gobierno federal apoyan a la corte suprema de los estados unidos. desde phoenix arizona, janet rodríguez, telemundo. >periodista: un informe de 1998 indica que la actual gobernador jan brewer chocó su automóvil en estado de ebriedad, alcanzó a ser escoltada pero fue liberada sin cargos. dijeron que tenía los ojos rojos y problemas para hablar con claridad. >> la farmacéutica está retirando 38.000 frascos de este medicamento prescrito en el mundo. retiró otros lotes en agosto y octubre con lo que son 368 mil las botellas. >periodista: pausa. pero narco mexicano habrían decapitados a un hombre para desafiar a las autoridades. >periodista: propuesta p quiero la cocina de mis sueños. ¿"disculpame tu" cocina? bueno, "nuestra." tiene que ser moderna. mmmm...¿pero con cajones y armarios para guardar todas mis recetas? claro, tenemos que hacer cada día algo diferente. y que no ocupe espacio, para que podamos cocinar los dos juntos. mmm, ya me está entran

jan crawford, cbs news, the supreme court. >> mitchell: coming up on tonight's "cbs evening news," the stakes are high for california voters in the debates over legalizing marijuana. >> mitchell: in addition to picking a new governor, californiaians next month will also decide if their state will be first to legalize marijuana for recreational use. even if proposition 19 passes, the federal government almost certainly will challenge it. bill whitaker reports. >> oakland's oakster dam university is all about up with thing, marijuana. for students learning the finer points of pot production and cultivation, the timing couldn't be better. >> i have high aspirations for this industry and where it's going to go. >> reporter: proposition 19 would allow adults 21 and over to grow marijuana at home and possession up to one ounce for personal use. individual cities would be free to regulate and tax sales. >> we have a whole new economy that can flourish here in california around cannabis. >> reporter: proponents argue that marijuana sales could haul in $1.4 billion in tax news. -- revenues. tha

chief legal correspondent jan crawford has more on the case of ahmed ghailani. >> reporter: it was a braz ena tak on two u.s. embassy the powerful truck bombs detonating minute as part killing 224 people. susan hirsch was a professor working in tanzania and planning a move back home with her husband jamal abdalla. >> it would have been my husband's first trip to the u.s. and we were in the process of buying gifts for people. >> reporter: they stopped by the embassy in dar es salaam to cash a check. her husband decided to wait outside to have a cigarette. >> a huge noise and then i was knocked to the floor. i have strong memories of a lot of dust and glass on the floor. >> reporter: jamal died instantly. before september 11th the embassy bombings 12 years ago were al qaeda's deadliest assault on americans, now ahmed ghailani who allegedly bought the truck used in the tanzania attack and some of the tnt will stand trial before a jury. >> he was an important facilitator in the attack. >> reporter: in 2001 paul butler prosecuted four over men convicted for the embassy bombs and now servi

[applause] >> thank you, jan. can i ask some other commissioners to join me on stage?now that commissioners mar and chu are here. if there are other elected officials, if you could join me. our community in san francisco is something we are extremely proud of. frankly, if it was not for all of you i do not think any of us would be standing up here. we are very honored to be representing the community and the richness of our heritage in san francisco. it is not just one community but many communities that come from north asia, south asia, southeast asia, the pacific islands. all of us are here to pay homage to the leaders getting awards but also to thank the heritage committee for all the work they have done. can we call up claudia chang to presenter this proclamation? it was not for her and the committee, this would never have happened. please give her a round of applause. [applause] all the committee members are on page three or four of the handbook. problems, a political system in which to many people have lost faith, and the new government will face the worst inheri

what about czar -- jan zarnick. another regular woman voter from the league of woman voters.l, and she also worked with acorn's project vote. which is funded by tides, and soros. his democracy alliance, which she also worked with progressive people for the american way. which is a group by tides that called for advertisers to stop advertising on fox, as in this program which is funded by george soros. weird. it's like they're so neutral it's almost like they're not. like they're so neutral they're in bed with george soros. america, all you have to do -- all of this stuff can be found. it's not hidden. it's all the same people. you are being duped. you got to get out and flood the voting booths next week. do your own homework. don't take my word for it. don't take the league of women voters. ahh? really, add that to the list of people i don't trust anymore. all of this you can do on your own. don't look to me or anybody else to tell you. don't take things at face value anymore. there are some people you can trust. but then see what they're facing. coming up. we had a mouse. wh

el estatus de cualquier sospechoso de ser indocumentado basada en que usurpación federal medidas que jannes, sin embargo, ambas partes de perder se llevará hasta la corte suprema de justicia, en san francisco. >> el gobierno federal dice que no tolera al acoso y llama al orden. >> piden sacar del mercado una bebida muy popular entre los jóvenes verán porque. >> cumbre en colombia por la >> >>>vanessa: el gobierno federal. llamados o estudiantes que >> para combatir cualquier tipo de hostigamiento. universidad del país recibieron una guía de sus obligaciones legales para impedir el tipo de ataques o discriminación. la carta del departamento de educación no puede llegar en mejor momento para madres como marcia m >> me parece muy bien. porque van las escuelas a estar vigilando pero su hija es víctima de abuso. >> esperan tomar acciones para proteger a su hijo sino lo hacen se enfrentan recortes en los fondos federales y la investigación por parte del departamento de justicia. según el departamento de educación. >> eso es algo que no se debe de permitir los muchachos se tienen que sentir seg

que nos tienen que respetar >>> naleo estima que más de 6 millones de hispanos votaran y los corto jannos saben a votar en favor de ellos es decir, cada elección nosotros aumentamos nuestro poder más. si nos quedamos en casa, no ganamos, no crecemos. >>> todos los escanios de la cámara están en juego más de 3 millones vod tan tes ya decidieron quien los representará. >>> si usted no puede ir a las urnas el 2d noviembre, la mayoría del estado permite votar con boleta para ausentes realmente no hay excusa. >>> en washington, univision . >>> tu voto es tu voz, así que vota este martes 2 de noviembre, vota por quien quieras pero vota. >>> el problema de la violencia en méxico es tan grave que indica que el crimen organizado domina 70% de los municipios del país, esto ligado a la corrupción que pone a méxico en uno de los peores lugares como nos dice edgar muñoz desde méxico un hombre salió con vida de un baño de sangre en ablg acapulco donde otras tres personas fueron asesinada, los vecinos detectaron una persona ex quedó viva porque los sicarios le disipararon acorta distancia. y en ciuda

>>>josé: la gobernadora de arizona jan brewer dijo que le parece increíble que >>>josé: hay conmociónparticipará en la persecución de los criminales y la búsqueda del cuerpo cristina londoño amplia. >>>cristina: autoridades de méxico y estados unidos, van a trabajar de manera skconjunta luego de lo que empezó como una tragedia familiar será una incidente nacional. scli carne q explicaron que desde ayer buscan el cuerpo de el estadounidense davis en el lago falcón del río bravo en la frontera entre ambos países. el pasado 30 de septiembre tifanny reportó que regresaba con su esposo de una ventura turística en sus motos acuáticas del lado mexicano cuando fueron atacados por piratas. aunque no tiene más evidencia que su palabra, dice que dio cómo le dieron a davis de 30 años un tiro en la cabeza. pero que ella tuvo que huir para salvar su propia vida. luego de cuestionar durante más de una semana el supuesto incertidumbre denidente autorid parecen haber reaccionado a la presión estadounidense que in clu wloo incluyó un ultimatúm d gobernador tejano al presidente calderón exigien exigiend

. >> here's jan brewer helped to support that tough immigration law. antiillegal immigration law.ing a brain freeze during her opening statement. i'm not sure what this tells you but i'm going ask what it tells you. >> arizona has been brought back, we have cut the budget, balanced the budget and we are moving forward. we have done everything that we could possibly do. we have -- did what was right for arizona. >> well, here's how brewer dealt with reporters asking her about her claim that illegal immigrants were behind beheadings in the desert. something she said before. >> why wouldn't you reanswer the comment you made earlier about the beheadings in the desert. >> that's a serious question. >> this was an interesting evening tonight. >> do you still believe that? come on, governor. >> thank you. >> governor, what do you make of -- >> what do you make of that? with the candidate doesn't seem to either is having a lack of anything coming to mind or is just saying i don't know i don't say anything wrong, i won't get hurt. >> i think this is my favorite one because it is clearly ju

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. >> here's jan brewer helped to support that tough immigration law. antiillegal immigration law.e she is having a brain freeze during her opening statement during a debate. i'm not sure what this tells us, but i'm going ask what it tells you. let's listen. >> arizona has been brought from the abyss. we have cut the budget, balanced the budget and we are moving forward. we have done everything that we could possibly do. we have -- did what was right for arizona. >> well, here's how brewer dealt with reporters asking her about her erroneous claims that illegal immigrants were behind beheadings in the desert, something she said before. let's listen to her defense. >> why wouldn't you reanswer the comment you made earlier about the beheadings in the desert? >> that's a serious question, governor. >> this was an interesting evening tonight. >> do you still believe that? come on, governor. >> okay, thank you all. >> governor, what do you make of -- >> jean and then john, what do you make of that, with the candidate doesn't seem to -- either is having a lack of anything coming to mind o

the japanese grand prix the honda rider had been on them a take the track just six minutes before a jan throttle caused his fall to dry so suffered multiple fractures to his left collarbone and his want you to miss the next three races there are only five more to go this season and you second in the standings could see leader jorge lorenzo considerably extend his current fifty six point cushion renzo chalked up the third fastest lap of the day while it was defending champion valentino rossi tops the time sheets could hardly believe it done it. i am very very effie's a big surprise first of all for me because they expect to do a lot a lot in this track with my shoulder but there are where all those three the breaking go so when i ever do do do break to stop the bike from straight i feel good on the bike and at the same time move very well on the set feel. in basketball there's been a shock quarter final exit for russia at the women's world championships in the czech republic they crushed asked on fancy better rooms who were taking part in the tournament for the first time final school th

bolu jan. > bi f t vey. > sp dblhet' e d eirefr thesssmenpan' growi d and tonge dentedmi growth. another key negative factor is the country's political uncertaiy. withapan now having its fifth f years, ogawa says the could face rough roads ahead in implementing growtd reoring fis. unless the government tackles these issues, ogawa says the nation's sovereign credit could. >> there might be a potential risk of the sudden increase of the interest cost of the government. or in worst case scenario japan might have the close to default or actual default situation. ply the size of the igh and the interest cost getting too high for the government to be able to repay on timing. >> reporter: ogawa also says japan needs to find ways to spur growth witho fiscal stimulus. coo utilize the bestt we need to sectors,money, because the government is having a lot of fiscal deficit, so the financial flexibility is rather limited. in a sense that if the government allowed to have more deregulations oucra reform of the public or, that mighto induce the new type of theuses or new money to invest in cer

let me chase everybody to the website www.thereddevils.org and get out there and help jan and the rest. >> thank you. >> always a pleasure. >>> next up here, on good morning, maryland at nine, elective surgeries happen often as we get older and while they are usually no big deal, we will make sure you are ready for anything beforehand. >>> air watching the station that works for you good morning maryland at 9. >> megan loves when i give exams pells so megan at home let's say you are 85 and going in for a hip replacement. to calm you down and prepare you for what he to come here's doctor from johns hopkins school of medicine. there's a lot of calling down and people up there in age going in for elective surgeries and they are scrambling at last second to make sure everything goes right, right? >> right. and this is the one time when you can plan in advance as much as you can. and the more preparation you have, the better it can be. i think there's a few things that people don't think about. and it's good for to us get through them. >> and you say spread the news. >> yes. it's like when

jan cam pel, rating 10.7 last week, improved today. finds a wide-open zack miller and he takes it for the score. the rout has begun. denver, chris johnson picks off kyle orton and rurpz for -- returns for are the touchdown. the broncos fumble on their next play, and the raiders turn that into points. in the second, third and goal. mpbell to mcfaen on the draw. he will run over thompson. idtifyings to the goal line. great effort. 31-0. mcfadden, a career day. in the third, busts loose. has some speed. 57 yards down the sideline. mcfadden, 165-yard rushing. raiders with the 59-14 victory. >> al mex smith -- alex smith and the niners visiting the panthers. alex on the play action, all sorts of time. throws a dart to davis. 53-yard down to the one-yardline. next play. smith, rolls left. and it's davis again. touchdown. last time the fine the -- find the end zone. johnson pancakes alex. didn't see him. left the gain with a sprained left shoulder, did not return. mcdonald, picks off matt moore, 31 yards for their unlikely pick six. niners up

and in our number one story, it may or may not have worked for jan brewer and carl paladino in new yorkr lack of trying. paladino earned the endorsement of the rabbi after professing to the congregation that children should not be, quote, brainwashed into thinking that homosexuality is equal and valid lifestyle. they received condemnation. even paladino's own family wasn't happy. his nephew/campaign staffer who happens to be openly gay saying he was, quote, highly offended by his uncle's remarks. yesterday paladino apologized for any comment that may have offended. before the apology paladino's people were kind enough to tell the rabbi. today the rabbi publicly withdrew his endorsement telling the new york post "mazel tov. we'll have a coming out party. when he came to me three days ago he didn't know that. i find this to be condescending. wait until he find out about the gay bars. monday, the would be governor complained about grown men grinding against each other at a gay pride parade, which looked to him like a strip club. today the new york daily news reports that paladino has in th

. >> she time her battle began in 2006 after he offered any jan thousand dollar loan so she could remain in her home -- offered her and $18,000 loan. she did not know the papers she signed gave the house to him. >> it has been hard. i have had to give up four dogs to rescue agencies. i have moved twice since then. >> she lost her house in 2007. he promised to save it or sali. they said it was always his intention to help. how would this impact his reelection bid? >> the voters have been very in the standing throughout this entire ordeal. i think with a victory in the circuit court case that i can point to that and other facts in the case to show that i acted honestly. >> a jury in the circuit court case led to a judgment against him of a $34,000. three victims are seeking $25,000 each from the state party guarantee fund. live in the newsroom, barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. >> your 11 insta-weather + forecast the chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> cloudy and warm today which has not produced a lot of rain around baltimore. officially we had only a trace so far. still some showers worki

you are going to see the rain we have been dealing with this morning, in some areas like jan in reedvilleost an yesterday from yesterday. this stuff has lifted in to pennsylvania. still showers around and we will show you that on live doppler 9000 hd. one more time, virginia just about clear of the rain, but maryland up north in to pennsylvania, this is what we are dealing with. while it is here in northwest, a few moments ago without the umbrella. some parts of the district seeing this rain lift out of prince georges county, southeast and northwest. you can see in prince georges, anne arundel counties, quite a bit more in the way of rainfall right now and some of this is on the moderate side. some yellow southwest of deal and dunkirk. darker greens shady side back through here and prince georges county. brandywine, clinton, upper marlboro, andrews. all lifting north on 301. probably another hour or so to be dealing with the heavier shower action that is moving north. in frederick a little thin line of showers in frederick and carroll county is all that is left. the day at a glance. in th

gay bashing in the arizona governor's race courtesy of the campaign of jan "headless torso" brewer. >eal of manhattan coming up in "worst persons." first the tweet of the day from governor of texas. moving on to face the new york yankees in the american league championship series. >>> way to go rangers. what should we wager giuliani for the series? how about wagering you don't know giuliani's been out of office since 2001, governor. let's play "oddball." >>> we begin in okinawa. thousands of people came out to see which side of the town was stronger. 656-foot 42-ton rope was placed in the middle of the road. the atmosphere was tense. once the starting gong was hit, the tugging began. immediately the pent up anger from neighbors came pouring out. unfortunately, the two sides proved to be equals. the rope barely moved, the battle ended in a tie. so i guess they'll have to settle this the old-fashioned way, by making obnoxious comments about how shoddy their neighbor's yard looks. >>> to the internet where cars are in the process of getting towed. i'm not an expert, but i feel as if this

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. >> kan said he stated that the senkaku islands are a part of jan annd that no territorial issue is present. wen reportedly reiterated his position. the current situation is not favorable and that japan and china should work toward establishing a strategic and mutually beneficial relationship. he also said they agreed to hold high level talks between their governments and resume private sector exchanges that were canceled or postponed after the maritime incident. now, prime minister kan has emphasized the importance of international rules on trade and natural resources. he was speaking on the opening day of the asia-europe meeting in brussels. he said that to deepen relations between asia and europe and to ensure growth, it's important for the participants to abide by common international rules including those governing trade and raw materials. he also said it's essential for countries and regions to build trust and lay the foundation for peace and stability. kan's remarks are apparently directed at china. the country effectively banned exports of rare earth minerals to japan after

earlier this week, jan became one of eight victims in oakton. >> oh my god, somebody's been in my house. somebody has walked around my house an looked around my house and gotten in to my property. >> reporter: she has gone to great lengths to secure her home. >> yet they walk in my house. i'm upstairs in my bedroom with my dogs and they walk right in my house. >> reporter: investigators say the majority of the cases, the thief got in through an unlocked door or window and in all residents residents have been home and sleeping. >> must be still think not to wake anyone. >> reporter: fire investigators say a possible dispute between neighbors may have sparked the blaze early wednesday morning. >> we have what we would call suspects or people of interest. >> reporter: fire chief dennis rubin says it looks like the arsonist tried to block people from escaping the flames. >> there was a mattress that we found in the hallway that was pretty well burned out and we think that may have played in to this scenario. two days after the fire repair crews are here at the building, trying to make this

the event at the newseum brought together goldman sachs chief economist jan hatzius and harvard economist martin feldstein. both say it will be longer than 2014 before the economy returns to normal. >> my baseline expectation is that its going to be pretty bad. baseline is not another recession, but slow growth, growth that's too slow to stabilize the unemployment rate. >> eventually, we're going to get back to normal. eventually, we're going to get back to an unemployment rate that begins with a five or a six, not a nine or a ten. but we could wait many years before we get back there unless something important changes. >> suzanne: both hatzius and feldstein cautioned against raising taxes or letting the bush tax cuts expire. >> tom: as school kids around the country struggle with pop quizzes and prepare for midterm exams, thousands will spend time after school with a tutor. decades ago, tutoring was just a cottage industry. but as jeff yastine reports, the quest for good grades and a healthy dose of government grants have added up to drive growth. >> reporter: it's 3:40 on a weekday afte

. >> at lunch, we invited about seven of their young jan folks to join us for lunch, and their enthusiasmor what they did -- i had the former secretary of interior with me, and a couple of other senior people, and they just enjoyed talking to these young people immensely. >> tell me, brian this nuclear world, how do they deal with the constant rejection? -- in this nuclear world, how do they deal with constant rejection? >> it is funny you say that. i spent most of last year on the hill because of the climate and energy legislation, and walking into senator after senator, i would come in and talk about nuclear stuff, and they would say, "nuclear is not our problem. our problem is climate change issues with coal plants, cat and trade and how we do it or do not do a -- cap and trade, and how we do it or do not do it." we are not actually running into this staunch opposition from policymakers. >> tell me about the president, the mixed signals. the scientific evidence, and the very helpful harry reid in the .enate' what do you make of obama going in both directions? >> i think the president,

jan giants have to win just one more game before the world series. >>> right now, though, moms for marijuana. they are out there. a group of moms joining forces to help supporters vote for legalizing marijuana. it is trailing with unlikely voters by five points. they want to make it legal for people over 21 to have that drug. the group moms say yes to prop 19 believe regulating and carting for pot would help get it out of the hands of teens. we asked marcia rosenbaum tonight why she's pushing for it. >> i'm pushing as a mother, because i could see growing up, they had more access to marijuana than anybody. i could see a system that was anything but controlled. >> the mom supporters admit there are lots of regulatory details that will have to be worked out. opponents maintain any tax revenue gained would be spent on addiction services, and the feds promise legal action if prop 19 passes. >>> teens bullied to death, and most of it happen on line. five took their lives last month and as many as six lives were lost to bullying as well. a bay area program is now on line taking down one cyberbully

president obama has backed efforts to repeal the law but cbs news chief legal correspondent jan crawford says it's likely the administration will appeal the ruling. >> gay rights groups obviously want the administration to let this decision stand but the administration really would prefer that congress step in and repeal this law, not a federal judge. >> it's estimated since 1993 nearly 14,000 service members have been discharged when their sexual orientation became public. >>> this morning, the attorneys general from 40 states are expected to announce a joint investigation into the mortgage industry. at issue is the legitimacy of the documents used to force millions of homeowners from their homes. some of the nation's largest mortgage lenders have admitted to slipshod paperwork in an effort to speed up the process. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" stocks in asia edged up this morning. ashley morrison is in new york with that and more. good morning. >> good morning. asian markets got a lift today on good news from japan's manufacturing sector. japan's nikkei inched up a fraction and hong kong

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but then, the case went to the governor of arizona, republican jan brewer. you may know her from her support of arizona's controversial immigration legislation, or from her famous freeze-up during a recent decent. governor brewer rejected the recommendation from the clemency board whose members she appointed. >> we were devastated. i was angry. we were making all the plans for him to come home. >> reporter: ron and his father's many supporters believe the governor fears looking soft on crime in the middle of an election campaign. >> we'll have a sweet, sweet victory. >> reporter: so, we took ron to confront the governor. >> i haven't gotten a response yet. >> reporter: but we were turned away. >> she's in back-to-back meetings all day. >> reporter: governor, my name is dan harris. we then decided to show up at one of governor brewer's news conferences. >> you won't answer anybody's questions as to why. i've sent your office two e-mails and a letter, no response. we've all been asking why. why won't you release him? >> well, you know it's an unfortunate situa

however, case went to the governor of arizona, republican jan brewer.ernor brewer denied the request for the clemency board, whose members she appointed, citing public safety concerns, even though macumber is now in his mid-70s and in failing health. kempfert told us he'd be trying to reach the governor. so, we took him to her office. >> i haven't gotten a response yet. >> reporter: but we were turned away. >> she's in back-to-back meetings all day. >> reporter: governor, my name is dan harris. i'm from abc news. so, shen we showed up unannounced at a press conference. >> you won't answer anybody's questions as to why. i've sent your office two e-mails and a letter. no response. we've been asking, why? >> well, you know, it's an unfortunate situation that governors have to make difficult decisions. i appreciate your concerns. but i have made my decision and it's final. >> reporter: are you okay? >> i'm unbelievably angry. >> reporter: time may be limited, too. dan harris, abc news, phoenix, arizona. >>> moms and dads get ready to shell out more money fo