jeff? >> glor: bill plante in chicago. bill, thank you. whatever nato's ultimate withdrawal timetable is it won't be speedy enough for the demonstrators voicing their dissent outside the summit. dean reynolds is covering that part of the story. >> reporter: thousands of protestors walked the sweltering streets of chicago to vent their oppositions to nato and the government leaders meeting just a few hundred yards away. >> we're spending $2 billion a week killing people far away who really haven't done anything to us. >> reporter: and their chants echoed off the facades of downtown skyscrapers, a cordon of police, including swat teams marked their every foot step and lead them along their approved path. the ranks of the more violence- prone participants has been thoroughly infiltrated by undercover officers days ago, including three arrested last week who prosecutors accused of conspiracy to commit terrorism. there was also a cyber-attack on the city of chicago's web site that lasted several hours. the hacker group which calls itself anonym

i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be herement to. good night.

." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor, three executives at the nation's largest bank j.p. morgan chase reportedly are out. this after the bank revealed on thursday it lost at least $2 billion in risky trades. those stepping down will include the senior executive who oversaw the transaction and two upper traders. today c.e.o. jaime diamon called the trades a terrible, egregious mistake. he also acknowledges the securities and exchange commission is investigating whether rules were broken. >> we know we were sloppy. we know we were stupid. we know there was bad judgment. we don't know if any of that is true. regulators should look, that is their job so we are open to the regulators. they will come to their own conclusion. the strategy we had was barely vetted, it was barely monitored. it should never have happened. >> glor: joining me to discuss this is law professor and former wall street regulator michael greenberger. one question a lot of people are asking is how is it jamie dimon by all accounts a smart man, a savvy banker, how is it he didn't know something like this wa

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i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott belly will be here tomorrow. good night.ptioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> coming up on wyz eyewitness news tonight, preaching the president. his stance on same-sex marriage now front and center at many churches today. >>> burglary in broad daylight. the crime trend city detectives are trying to stop in north east baltimore. i'm gigi barnett in northeast baltimore, that story is next. >>> the secret service sex scandal lawmakers will soon find out more about those prostitution allegations in ,,,,mbia, when they're going to

." >> jeff: and good evening, i'm jeff glor. memorial day will be a damp and windswept affair along the southeast coast as tropical storm beryl closes in. elsewhere high temperatures are the main danger prompting heat warnings at the indy 500 and creating more problems for firefighters out west. we begin with danielle nottingham. >> reporter: beach gers in the southeast today won't be so lucky tomorrow. winds are increasing as tropical storm beryl moves towards the carolinas and florida, and is still on track to hit landfall later tonight. the surf proved to be too much for one group of swimmers in jacksonville, florida. eight had to be rescued from rough waters. florida lifeguard scott petersohn. >> the rip current is getting worse as the day goes on. and if you are not, you know, a strong swimmer, you have any doubt, you should stay out of the water. >> reporter: water is desperately needed in the southwest where fire crews struggle to contain a massive wildfire in new mexico's gila national forest. spreading to more than 100,

i'm jeff glor, cbs news in no. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night.ored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> coming up next on wjz eyewitness news, the high profile case of trayvon martin comes to light. his mother opens up in court. >>> a big earthquake hits italy and now several are dead, more hurt tonight the search for survivor. >>> and ,,,,

." >> jeff: and good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor, as election season heats up in the u.s. t now over in france. and the world's fifth largest economy just chose to make a major change. francois hollande will become france's first socialist president in 17 years, defeating nicolas sarkozy in a runoff. mark phillips is in paris tonight, mark, good evening. >> reporter: the new president of france is a man few would have predicted as little as a year ago, but a combination of europe's economic woes, and the personal affairs of others have catapulted francois hollande into power. his election will have consequences well beyond france. there's nothing like victory to get a crowd cheering, especially when it's a crowd that hasn't tasted victory in a long time. francois hollande is the new president of france, only the second socialist president- elected here in more than 50 years. he had campaigned on a platform of reversing the cost-cutting austerity measures that france and the rest of europe have adopted. ( speaking french ) and tonight he said he would keep his promises. the

it's jeff glor here. we're going to move now over to lonnie quinn, who we win the lottery have day when lonnie is here. >> jackpot. >> oh, juror a gentleman and a scholar. good morning, everybody. let's get right to your weather headlines. it is still winter, believe it or not, in the northern rockies. snow is falling out there. i'll tell you how much in just a moment. it's early summer in the southern plains. places like amarillo, texas, hitting 100 degrees f you can believe that. the mid-atlantic gets drenched. we have to talk about that. horse race taking place today, kentucky derby. they're getting pummelled with 1 to 2 inches of rain. around race time, 6:30, it may or may not be raining. the track will be muddy. as far as the snowstorm, its way up here. we're talking 4 to 8 inches of snowfall. i am dealing with -- excuse me, with elevations basically above 5500 feet. 100-degree temperatures in amarillo, temperature well below freezing in that portion of the country. here's a closer look at the weathe

i'm jeff glor. >> i'm rebecca jarvis. these are a few of the stories we'll be bringing on you "cbs this morning: saturday." countdown to zero at cape ka nall nav ral but the rocket never left the launch pad. >>> chen guangcheng has left china, on his way to u.s. after creating a diplomatic crisis for two countries. >>> after weeks of hype facebook's stock fell flat on its first day of trading. the social networking site closed just 23 cents above its offering price. >>> first graders in ohio are learning to read write and tweet. should they learn to make friends on the playground before they meet online? captioning funded by cbs >>> that music doesn't get you going, not sure what would. >> happy saturday everybody. we begin with this morning's failed attempt to launch the first private spacecraft to the international space station. it happened before dawn at cape canaveral in florida as the countdown reached zero. >> three, two, one, zero and lift-off. we've had a cutoff. lift-off did not occur. >> even the announcer was

i'm jeff glor. >> and i'm rebecca jar have i. a few of the stories we'll be bringing you on "cbs this morning: saturday." the man who confessed to killing etan patz is arraigned in a hospital and charged with second-degree murder. cbs news has learned who gave the tip that led to his arrest. >>> holiday travel gets off to a tough start as canadian men is tackled by passengers on a flight to jamaica. we'll take a look at forecast for highway travel as millions of americans take to the roads. >>> a new poll says the british have never been more fond of their royalty but it looks like it's all about the next generation. >>> and supposedly fun skydive becomes a terrifying plunge for a woman celebrating her 80th birthday. it was a wild ride, she said, but i don't need to do it again. >>> all that and so much more on "cbs this morning: saturday" may >>> all that and so much more on "cbs this morning: saturday" may 26, 2012. captioning funded by cbs >>> the picture of the skydive series itself into your brain. >> it is the perfect image

i'm jeff glor. >> i'm rebecca jarvis.> next time you go to the doctor think twice about yurpd going a costly procedure because you might not need it. five tests you may not need. >> and you know when you look at your outlook box and that number keeps climbing, the number of e-mails you have? you stress just thinking about your work e-mail? i certainly do. >> yeah. i was away on a hike for a story for like six hours this week. get back, and it's insane. >> it is insanity. >> we have tips on how to take an e-mail vacation and not be forgotten at the office. >> we'll take a close look at canada's new $20 bill. why some people say it's just a bit too racy. that and other stories "behind the headlines". >>> first, the art world is buzzing about a young painter from australia. her works are being exhibited all over the world, selling for thousands of dollars. did we mention she's young? five years old. charlie d'agata is in london with more on this child prodigy. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jeff. if you've e

unemployed americans jobs that need to be filled it should be the perfect match but something missing, jeff glor shows us the program looking to fill the gap >>> as a surgical technician this man fails operating rooms with precision and helps at surgeries at age 50 he is a newbie. four years ago he lost his job in michigan's auto industry today he works in his surgical unit a completely new world. >>> to not get caught in the dust you'll be left behind >>> mcmillan spent two years out of work is all car industry skills are useless >>> you question everything and there's just realization yet to hit the streets and move on >>> he made his way to the door of this man ceo of capital area michigan works. he has been matching up people and jobs for 30 years, he got a scholarship for two more years of school before going back on the ground floor as a hospital orderly paths still working his way back. >>> people are at my door trying to get at the jobs and then got the employers saying why can you train enough people for me i have all these jobs i cannot fail >>> since the recession is office has seen 1

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we hope she'll feel tomorrow, but jeff glor is here. are you ready to go, jeff?t, let's go! "the huffington post" says 28 college presidents have donated 5% of their salaries to fight poverty. notable schools like charlie rose's duke, emery and chris, our executive producer, syracuse are on the list. the money goes to organizations of their choice that fight poverty nationally and internationally. hug, special mommy hug for them. >> indeed. wcbs of new york city says police in new jersey are charging a mom with putti intin young daughter in a tang bed. patricia -- that's her -- says it didn't happen. >> oh, my gosh. >> patricia loves to tan -- you think? and may even be addicted to it. but she would never put her daughter in a tang bed. >> jeff, i'm afraid, i'm very afraid. >> yes, indeed. >> in britain, "the telegraph" says passengers of virgin airlines will be able to chill out with founder richard branson. take a look at this. a little richard brandon ice cube shaped like richard branson's head. >> wow. >> okay. celebrating the airline's new inflight bar. it w

. >> as jeff glor reports he left china with his family three weeks after leaving the u.s. bassy in beijing. good morning, jeff. >> good morning to you. >> reporter: the improbable journey continues for guangcheng. now that he is here, what comes next? a rare moment of peace and quiet for gauchen. his hero's welcome ater that day in new york city. for the past seven years, he said, i've never had a day's rest. so i've come here for a bit of recuperation in body and in spirit. since 2006, chen has been in prison and under house arrest for speaking out against forced abortions in his home country, until his daring escape. but his one diplomatic crisis ends, new challenges begin. there is learning english for one. as chen begins to study law at new york university. far more imposing, though, a history that shows his ability to affect change will not be the same. >> dissidents who have come out from china in the past have pretty much lost their impact on china. they have tried to use the internet and publications and the telephone and so on to maintain networks in china but they

we hope she'll feel better tomorrow but jeff glor is here. are you ready? be about the same. >> barkley, say hello to the came camera. >> if your dog can't do that, immediately return it to the shelter. honest to god. >> she loves to tan. you think? >> i eat guitars for a living. >> there's screaming at my place but not the painting. >> oh. >> i'm not laughing. i like it. >> the commercial break you said my bow tie is too big. >> but you look very nice, mo rocca. >> i was so happy for the cast of "one." >> your top campaign. >> i couldn't honestly answer you. >> it's hard to believe that mike is gone. nobody was ever that good. and his way became our identity of the broadcast. ♪ take,, >> could morning everyone. we are following some breaking news at in emeryville, a hydrogen tank leak at a transit bus yard is prompting evacuations studios in at least one nearby high school. >> it looks like they're also going to try to block off the entire area. it is still an active seen as you can see. there is a lot going on at 45th and san pablo where there was a spont

jeff glor is here. are you ready to go? >> i'm ready. >> make a "long story short."professors have donated 5% of their salaries to fight poverty. notable schools like duke, emory, syracuse is on the list. the money goes to organizations of their choice that fight poverty nationally and internationally. a special mommy. >> indeed, wcbs says police are charging a mom with putting her young daughter in a tanning bad. that's her. >> oh, my. >> good lord. she says it didn't happen. she says she loves to tan. you think? and may even be addicted to it. but she would never put her daughter in a tanning bed. >> i'm afraid. i'm very afraid. >> yes, indeed. >>> in britain "the telegraph" says passengers on virgin atlantic will be able to chill out with richard branson. a richard branson ice cube shaped like his head. celebrating the ail's new in-flight bar. it will be available in the upper class only. it gives new meaning to iced out. >> tanning beds on virgin flights. >>> the kissing couple in the iconic world war ii photograph has been identified and confirmed. turns out the

. >>> jeff glor in the next half a look to is south and southwest. how is traffic doing?r is, we are not seeing moisture around, look at the forecast, that's going to change, especially later. this afternoon and this evening we could see rain and thunderstorms with a high of 78. 55.6 on the digital thermometer. >>> hi, good morning everyone. it's a busy one, 100 shutdown at rigby with a jam to 170, if you are headed on the beltway, a look at the west side, stop and go from reisterstown to edmonton avenue and other delays there is a look at the west side at reisterstown road. there a look at the jfx. typical delays and 95 southbound and topside of the beltway. call the cochran firm at 1800 the firm. >>> learning more about the boating accident in the pas patapsco river. >> reporter: two passengers remain in the hospital, one in critical condition. coast guard released recordings that left four boaters stranded. a 40-foot cruiser struck a pier sunday night. it happened in the patapsco river near the key ridge. four of the passengers were rushed to the hospital. the boat was

we hope she'll feel better tomorrow but jeff glor is here. are you ready?> the results will be about the same. >> barkley, say hello to the came camera. >> if your dog can't do that, immediately return it to the shelter. honest to god. >> she loves to tan. you think? >> i eat guitars for a living. >> there's screaming at my place but not the painting. >> oh. >> i'm not laughing. i like it. >> the commercial break you said my bow tie is too big. >> but you look very nice, mo rocca. >> i was so happy for the cast of "one." >> your top campaign. >> i couldn't honestly answer you. >> it's hard to believe that mike is gone. nobody was ever that good. and his way became our identity of the broadcast. ♪ tak pull on those gardening gloves. and let's see how colorful an afternoon can be. with certified advice to help us expand our palette... ...and prices that give us more spring per dollar... ...we can mix the right soil with the right ideas. ...and bring even more color to any garden. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. lay down a new look

we hope she'll feel better tomorrow but jeff glor is here. are you ready?hello to the camera camera. >> if your dog can't do that immediately return it to the shelter. honest to god. >> she loves to tan. you think? >> i eat guitars for a living. >> there's screaming at my place but not the painting. >> oh. >> i'm not laughing. i like it. >> the commercial break you said my bow tie is too big. >> but you look very nice mo rocca. >> i was so happy for the cast of "one." >> your top campaign. >> i couldn't honestly answer you. >> it's hard to believe that mike is gone. nobody was ever that good. and his way became our identity of the broadcast. ♪ take your [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. this week a crazy low price on tide $10.99 for 100 ounces. 12 rolls of bounty are $11.99. that's a dollar a roll! pack your lunches -- marie callender's are just 2 bucks. real big deals this week

i'm jeff glor, cbs news. >> stahl: over the past decade, scores of charter schools have popped up allall sharing some common features: most of them are high-achieving, academically; they stress math and science; and one more thing: they're founded and largely run by immigrants from turkey, who are carrying out the teachings of a turkish islamic cleric, fethullah gulen. he's the spiritual leader of a growing and increasingly influential force in the muslim world known as the "gulen movement," with millions upon millions of disciples who compare him to gandhi and martin luther king. gulen promotes tolerance, interfaith dialogue, and above all, he promotes education. and yet, he's a mystery man. he's never seen or heard in public, and the more power he gains, the more questions are raised about his motives and the schools. hi, everyone. >> hi! >> stahl: this is the harmony school in houston, part of a rapidly expanding chain of 36 charter schools in texas. they serve mostly underprivileged students, and they all emphasize math and science. >> inside there is an elastic collision between

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i'm jeff glor, cbs news. >> stahl: the shiniest jewel in the air force is its f-22 raptor, a sleek stealth fighter jet that the pentagon says can outgun and outmaneuver any combat plane anywhere in the world. but for all its prowess, the raptor has yet to be used in combat. it was designed to go up against an enemy with a sophisticated air force, which means it sat on the sidelines during the wars in iraq and afghanistan, leaving its 200 pilots to fly mainly training missions. but the raptor-- the most expensive fighter jet ever-- has been plagued by a mysterious flaw that causes its pilots to become disoriented while at the controls from a lack of oxygen. tonight, you will hear from two of them who have come to believe the jet is endangering their lives and those of the people in communities they fly over. they are so concerned, they have taken the extraordinary step of risking their careers by appearing on "60 minutes" in uniform and without permission to blow the whistle on a plane they love to fly. when you hear about the f-22, it's always in superlatives: the newest, fastest, stealthi

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first, let's go to jeff glor in news room for the sunday morning headlines. >> reporter: good morning. it's may 20, 2012. in italy at least six people are dead after an early morning earthquake struck north of bologna. the 6.0 magnitude quake toppled buildings in several towns and was followed by several aftershocks. the former libyan agent convicted in the lockerbie bombing has reportedly died of cancer. three years ago he returned to a hero's welcome in libya. stotish prison officials had granted him an early medical release after doctors said at the time he had just three months to live. one month after his daring escape from house arrest, chinese dissident chen is on american soil. chen arrived yesterday. he will study law at new york university. president obama is in chicago for the start of today's nato summit. the president and first lady arrived last night just hours after mr. obama hosted a g-8 conference at camp david. quite the week for facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. on monday he turned 28. on friday he became a multi-billionaire. and yesterday zuckerberg married long-time g

. >> jeff glor went looking in the great outdoors at olympic national park in washington state and heietest room. >> perfect, no sound. no manmade sound. the other is artificial. both offer something we hardly ever experience today. the absolute sound of silence. deep in the rain forest of olympic national park in the northwest corner of washington state there's a place that to gordon hempton means nothing because there is silence. this tiny plot of land, a five-hour drive from see eight and a two-hour drive from that is the singest most quietest place in the lower 48 states. >> why is it so quiet? >> because it's in the corner of the united states and it also gets so much cloud cover. >> reporter: and once we approach the location, hempton allows no one to speak. >> if you speak or start doing the zipper thing, if i get you checking your i'm or anything, you're going to get a look that will haunt you for the rest of your life. >> you want no sound. >> actually i want only the sound of nature. >> it sounds like this. [ birds chirping ] >> when you put the headphones on, it was an awak

jeff glor visited the patent wars. >> bill gates called nathan myhrvold the smartest person he know.ades, physicist, cook, photographer, technology savont and provoked another heat discussion. >> reporter: at this hidden laboratory in bellevue, washington, scientists are working on the next generation of nuclear reactors. they're also shooting mosquitos with lasers. and cooking french fries in an ultrasonic bath. why? because their boss says he believes in invention. >> the guys i bet on most are people working in a garage, crazy inventors. maybe crazy inventors working for me, or maybe working anywhere on elt. >> reporter: it's a bet nathan myhrvold first made in 1999, when he left his post at microsoft's chief technology officer to co-found inte lecture ventures. a private company that buys patents, the way inventors make money. >> in this last year we've seen patents in intellectual property go from a side show to center is stage. secondly it's a hugely important, strategic play. >> reporter: a weapon. >> it's a battleground. >> reporter: myhrvold's company has made more than $2 b