karen brown with chilling detail from a man who stood in the path of the plane. >> reporter: when the sound of plane nose fived into a crowd of fans at the air races, 25- year-old noa was in its path. >> i'm right in there and i came running out. i was right like here where it hit. this was a very violent pull up. it happened so fast. he was rolling over and i was like i'm going to die, i'm going to start running. >> at that point you close your eyes, you really think you are going to die. >> when i shut my eyes i thought i was dying, like -- there is no way i'm surviving this. i opened my eyes and was like okay -- it's going to hurt. >> reporter: with a massive wound in his back he lay on the tarmac where seven others were dead. he called his mom with the help of a perfect stranger. >> he gave me his mother's cell phone number so i could call her and let her know the hospital. >> i'm marlin like the fish. he said i'm here. >> i'm here, i want you to know he is okay but he has been injured. >> i said do you know him and he said no but i do now. >> reporter: marlin stayed with him for

russ. >> mitchell: karen brown in reno, nevada, thank you. and there is word this evening of a second air show crash. this one in martinburg, west virginia. the plane, also of world war ii vintage, crashed and burned on the runway. officials say the civilian pilot was killed. no spectators were harmed. cbs news has learned tonight minimum tax rate on people making more than $1 million per year. the new rate is intended to guarantee that millionaires will pay at the same mr. obama the name the tax after warren buffet who often points out he pays taxes at a lower rate than his secretary. mr. obama called for quick passage of his jobs bill in his weekly media address. a cbs news/"new york times" poll puts his approval rating at 43%, his lowest yet and as whit johnson tells us, his jobs plan is proving to be a tough sell even to some democrats. >> reporter: to sell america on his plan for the economy, president obama will need support from democrats like joshua scannell. >> he hasn't done much since he has been in office. >> reporter: a former ob

karen brown spoke with a survivor. >> when the souped up world war ii plane nosedived into a crowd of fans at the reno air races, 25-year-old noah joraanstad was in the stands. >> i'm right in. there i was right here where it hit. this was a very violent pull-up. it happened so fast. and he's rolling over. i'm like, okay, i'm going to die, so i'm going to just start running. >> and at that point when you closed your eye, you really think you're going to die? >> when i shut my eye, i seriously thought i was dying. okay, there's no way i'm going to survive getting hit by plane. then i opened my eyes an i'm like, okay, i think i'm going to make it but it's going to hurt real bad. >> >> reporter: with massive shrapnel wound in his back, noah way on the tarmac where several others were already dead. he called his mom with the help of a perfect strangeer. >> he gave me his mother's cell phone number so i could call her and let her know what hospital they were taking him to. >> i'm marlin like the fish, that's all i said. >> i'm here with know wamp i want you to know he's okay, but he has an

in reno, nevada, karen brown, cbs news. >>>e other bay area headlines, pg&e crews discovered leaking gas ons caloan yeah drive in novato. they say the leak is small and not dangerous. they will search around the clock to find and fix the source of that leak. >>> the owners and operators of the costco busan hats agreed to pay $44 million for the crash that spilt 53,000 gallons of oil into the bay. that will go to local and state governments to cover the clean- up costs. >>> palo alto water rates going. they approved the increase last night, or tonight actually. customers could see their bill increase anywhere from 3 to $50 a month. it will take effect next month. >>> president obama laid out his plan for long-term debt reduction and it immediately drew sharp criticism. president obama brought back his hope to raise taxes on the rich but republicans call that plan a non-starter, according to debrah nottingham. >> reporter: president obama is calling for $1.25 trillion in new taxes as part of a 10-year deficit reduction plan.

karen brown is there. >> it was like a war zone. >> mitchell: with most americans saying the cou i

as the investigation begins into the airshow crash that killed nine people, karen brown has one survivor's story. >> i thought i was

karen brown reports on spectators that barely escaped. >> it was the final lap of a great day of racing. bob kraft was sitting next to his son, steven, when the p-51 dives towards them. >> the only then i remember seeing is the nose, the front of the aircraft coming straight down, right at us. >> did you think it was going to hit you? >> there was no doubt in my mind that it was going to hit us and we were going to die. >> a huge explosion of noise, then the dust and all of a sudden you see the carnage of people. >> reporter: the plane missed by by just yards. sprayed with shrapnel, he caught these images of people trying to help. >> a lot of people were coming up saying, what can i do? what can i do? the biggest thing was, i need your belt. >> reporter: emergency news julie morgan was working in a first aid booth. she sprinted towards the tarmac. >> most of the people were critically injured and in so much shocked that they were silent. they just blinked at you when you asked what their injury was. the people in the crowd saved lives because the injuries were imminently life threatenin

karen brown has more from carson city. >> reporter: bullet holes are embedded in the window of this ihop restaurant in carson city, nevada. breakfast service turned into a hail of gunfire tuesday morning when a man armed with an ak-47 shot at a group of uniformed national guard members. >> what he did to those people they didn't stand a chance. >> reporter: 32-year-old eduardo sencion did not know the victims nor did he have any military affiliation. >> there has been suggestion by family members there was mental health issues. >> reporter: sense yoen also fired at other businesses in a strip mall taking aim at ralph swagler and his son. >> you can't believe the rounds coming out of that gun. >> reporter: investigators found a 30 round magazine from the gun completely empty, two other clips around the itop and the gunman had a backup stash. he borrowed his brother's mini van with a "support our troops" sticker on the back. two other guns were in the vehicle. the gunman's brother expressed the family's shock. >> i feel very sorry what he did. i never felt he'd do something like that. >> r

in reno, nevada, karen brown, cbs news. >> 10 people are now confirmed dead and the tragedy hit home for cbs5 anchor allen martin. several members of his extended family were hurt and one is still listed as missing. we certainly wish allen and his family the very best during this time. >>> also in the news tonight, a parolee is behind bars accused in a deadly crime spree in south bay. this all started friday when paul ray castillo shot a man at a san josi gas station. just an hour later police say he carjacked a woman and ended up killing her. then, after an 11-hour standoff with officers at an apartment complex he managed to escape. cas still employee was finedly arrested yesterday in west sacramento. and tonight kiet do with more on the carjacking victim and what she said on the radio the morning she was killed. >> reporter: at the vien town media building in the plaza you'll find red lipstick on the microphone. it is still there from the final live broadcast of cindy nguyen, someone many in the community called big sister. >> anything you need you pretty much can go to her for tha

karen brown in reno spoke to some of the spectators who barely escaped. >> reporter: it was the final lap of a great day of racing. bob kraft was sitting next to his son stephen when the c-51 dived towards them. [screaming] >> the only thing i remember seeing is the nose, the front of the aircraft coming straight down right at us. >> reporter: did you think it was going to hit you? >> there was no doubt in my mind that it was going to hit us and we were going to die. >> this huge explosion of noise and then the dust and then all of a sudden you see the carnage of the people. >> reporter: the plane missed them by just yards. sprayed with schrapnel, stephen kraft captured these images. >> people were applying tourniquets. a lot of people were coming up saying, "what can i do, what can i do?" the biggest thing was "i need your belt." >> reporter: emergency nurse julie morgan was working in a first aid booth. >> the eerie thing about the crash scene was most of the people were critically injured and in just so much shock they were silent and that just blinked at you when you asked what th

karen and earl. thank you for your time. still ahead, chris brown rewards a fan who returned his $22,000 rolex after the singer tossed it in a crowd during a performance. we will tell you what the fan got as a surprise. there is a lot going on today and things we thought you should know. >> my next door neighbor's two dogs have created more shovel-ready jobs than this current administration. >> that was former new mexico governor gary johnson. plenty of laughs, but people have pointed out rush limbaugh used a strikingly similar line on his radio show hours before. they are asking if he stole rush's joke. people attending the clinton initiative caught a rare mother-daughter moment. watch how chelsea clinton and her mom and dad on the use of technology. >> as your daughter, i remember when i helped you send your first text message. >> that wasn't very long ago. chelsea is being much too kind and gentle because both bill and i if you don't tell anybody, we are primitive. >> my father still refers to the internet as the worldwide web. >> lady gaga wants

karen hanretty. and former vice chair of the dnc financial committee, michael brown.give you a list of senate democrats who are not supporting this bill. they don't believe in bill. it is dead on arrival. the president keeps lashing out at the republicans when it is his party that stent like it, why is that? >> i think you are having legitimate philosophical discussions about tax increases. you have to coordinate with it fairness. a lot of folks think the budget shouldn't be balanced on the backs of the least fortunates in our country. fairness is what this is about. >> sean: 50% of americans pay no federal income tax. top 7% pay 70% of the bill. the average person i know that pays income taxes, including myself, new york state tax, county tax, sales tax, property tax, federal income tax. i pay 55% of my income. and here come the president saying we are not paying our fair share. half the country doesn't pay, how is it not fair? >> you are looking at the fairness argument differently. from your point i under stand how you articulate it. the larger issue, most business

brown was decided in 1954. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> next up, an interview with karen cox. her book, "treatmenting of dixie -- dreaming of dixie," takes a look at popular culture in the south. we visited charlotte, nothing, with the help of time warner cable to learn more about the area's literary culture. >> host: karen cox, in your book, "dreaming of dixie," how do you say the south is portrayed in pop culture? >> guest: well, my book kind of looked at that period in the late 19th century, and it's sort of the representations of the south in popular culture are pretty much a kind of a moonlight and magnolia south, a real emphasis on the old south with southern belles and ma'ammies and a plantation, even cotton is sort of an icon of the south. so that's what it means. >> host: do you think that portrayal is accurate? >> guest: i think that portrayal is probably inaccurate particularly for the 20th century. they're kind of looking back and grasping romantic images of the region from the antebellum period and sort of incorporating them into the media of the 20th century