katie? >> couric: jan, the president's choice, if he or she is confirmed, is unlikely to change the makeup of the court as you mentioned. having said that, is there a front-runner right now? >> well, katie, if the white house doesn't want a fight-- and my sources say they really don't-- merit garland would probably be the easiest to confirm. he's considered a moderate on some issues. but there are a lot of voices for a woman. remember, only two of those nine justices are women. and that would point to solicitor general elena kagan. katie? >> couric: january crawford at the supreme court tonight. jan, thanks so much. bob schieffer is our chief washington correspondent and anchor of "face the nation." and, by the way, bob was covering the ford white house when stevens was nominated. hi, bob. >> schieffer: (laughs) hi, katie. >> couric: we thought that was an interesting fact. meanwhile, president obama's nominee is unlikely to have as easy a time getting confirmed as justice stevens did. >> sc

schwarzmann. >> nice handle by katie schwarzmann off the post. a nice job to handle -- to control of ball. we will take a look at it when we return. we return. we were tied >> jack: nice jobs, good patients and they put it away. >> how about emily thinking she could get that rebound herself and not playing in her favor. as you look at katie schwarzmann having an outstanding season great goal on the rebound her 19th of the year. she is the player of -- of the week. she did a nice job with a give and go. >> mike: karri ellen johnson hit the post an katie schwarzmann came up -- and katie schw merrifield had the possession made a nice pass, one timer. but karri ellen johnson and maryland showing a lot of patience on the end. she created a free possession former land and any time you can create a free position in the 8-meter and 12-meter, it is a great opportunity for your team. you can get a quality shot to score a goal. >> mike: it is a great point jack. johnson now with her 32nd goal of year leads of team former land and now maryland -- for marylan

katie. >> couric: anthony mason, anthony, thank you. in other news, it is the biggest nuclear arms agreement in a generation. in prague today, presidents obama and me medvedev signed the trees that calls for deep cuts in the nuclear arsenals. chip reid is traveling with the president in prague. and, chip, how important is this new start tritey. >> reporter: katie it would cut the nuclear arsenals strategic weapons in the united states and russia down to about 1500 weapons a piece. that's still a lot. that's enough to destroy both nations many times over, but president obama says it's an important step along the road to a nuclear-free world, and he says it's going to take generations to get there, if we ever get there, but if you're going to do it, you've got to start with russia and the united states because between them, they have more than 90% of the world's nuclear weapons. >> couric: and, chip, the senate still has to ratify this treaty. how big a battle is expected? >> reporter: well, there could be some real fireworks, katie, beca

katie? >> couric: i hate to put a damper on this good news, anthony, but i understand the number of people who have been out of work six months or longer continues to climb. >> it does. it's now 6.5 million people, katie. that's a record and it's virtually double what it was a year ago. that's especially worrisome because we know longer a person stays out of work the harder it is to find a job again. that's a big challenge for this economy. >> couric: anthony, thanks so much. 2012 is the year president obama hopes to be rehired. if so, he has some work to do. a cbs news poll out tonight finds his job approval rating has fall on the an all-time low of 44%. now, that's down five points since congress passed health care reform last week. and 24 points from his all-time high of 68% just a year ago. chip reid is our chief white house correspondent. chip, what do you think is behind the president's falling approval numbers. >> two huge issues, katie: health care reform and the economy. look at the

katie? >> couric: kelly, is there a possibility some of these workers may have survived? >> it's possible, but they would have had to survive about a 75 to 100-foot drop from that platform on to the surface of the water. the water temperature right now is 67 degrees in that area and survivability in those temperatures ranges anywhere from two to 40 hours. that's why rescuers are hoping they made it into a life raft. >> couric: kelly cobiella in miami tonight. thank you, kelly. now to that good news from detroit. general motors said today it's repaid more than $8 billion in government loans five years ahead of schedule and chrysler reported an operating profit of $143 million in the first three months of this year. national correspondent dean reynolds has more on the u-turn by automakers. >> reporter: g.m. says it's not just on the road to recovery, it's picking up speed. >> we are able to repay the taxpayers ahead of schedule because we are designing, building, and selling the best cars and

katie? >> couric: and, chip, also at his press conference today i know president tried to lower expectations about how effective stronger sanctions against iran might actually be. >> reporter: that is right, katie. he was responding to people who say that even if there are sanctions they're not going to work at all. here what's he said. >> sanctions aren't a magic wand. what sanctions do accomplish is hopefully to change the calculus of a country like iran. >> reporter: he did say that he believes that china and russia will be on board in these sanctions and they will be in effect soon. katie? >> couric: chip reid at the white house tonight. chip, thank you. as we said, the focus of this summit was preventing terrorists from getting their hands on nuclear material. now, to that end, the u.s. and russia signed an agreement today to dispose of 68 metric tons of excess weapons-grade plutonium beginning in 2018. that's enough to build 17,000 nuclear weapons. national security correspondent david

i'm katie couric in washington. also tonight, an exclusive interview with the president of france about another nuclear issue. how concerned are you, mr. president, about a potential israeli military strike against an iranian nuclear facility? they're not waiting for the vatican. what some american churches are doing to protect children from sexual abuse. and a few good men in need of a few good families in steve hartman's "assignment america." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. it's the largest gathering of world leaders the united states has hosted in 65 years. dozens of presidents and prime ministers from every corner of the earth have come here to washington to deal with what they all see as the greatest threat to their people-- nuclear weapons or the materiel used to make them falling into the hands of terrorists. it hasn't happened yet, and they're trying to come up with a plan to make su

hey, katie, how are you? [ katie ] should i get a perm?oh, that's an interesting question. [ katie ] she's always talking over me in meetings. i mean, it's just so rude. mm-hmm. [ both laughing ] ♪ when did you video me dancing? [ katie ] posting it. do not post this! [ katie ] come on... i'm not gonna grow a beard because then i'll look ridicu-- ah! where am i? by the way, katie, tillamook is beautiful this time of year. [ katie ] oh, really? we should go camping out there. [ male announcer ] at&t 3g -- talk and surf at the same time. . >> rob: the flight from moscow got in right on time. >> bob: with the nuclear treaties being signed. >> rob: we are all friends again. >> bob: we are all friends. dunn take as low strike. adam is off with a 2-9 start. three strike outs, four walks. bell free through 6-7 in the strike zone first inning. remember the home run adam hit last year, almost knocks down the bridge down for there. >> rob: no doubt. >> bob: the bridge representing the bridge that joins the 5 borrows here. fast ball is in. a little b

i'm katie couric. also tonight, a shiny new apple. we'll show you what the ipad can do. will it be the next must-have electronic ganlet? and a new kind of negative campaigning. candidates not only tar but avatar their opponents. >> i say, california, let me take you for a ride. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. it's been a long, windy, and bumpy road for the u.s. auto industry, but the ride is suddenly getting much smoother. carmakers rolled out their latest sales numbers today, and most are showing a big improvement. ford's sales were up 43% last month. toyota, despite the recall crisis, up 35%. and g.m. sales jumped 21%. but chrysler is still struggli struggling. sales there fell 8%. to win back customers, the carmakers spent more than $2700 per vehicle on incentives like low-interest financing. we begin our coverage tonight with our seen business correspondent anthony mason. >

katie? >> couric: bill whitaker, bill, thanks very much. jan crawford is our chief legal correspondent. jan, it begs the question, is this constitutional? >> reporter: well, katie, it raises serious constitutional problems and, of course, the issue of racial profiling. it says that police can stop people if they have reasonable suspicion that someone niece the country illegally. but what gives police suspicion that someone's here illegally. how that k they prove that without showing that kind of identification? the supreme court has ruled that police can't stop people based solely on their mexican appearance. so it appears that could be a real problem under the constitution. it also burdens hispanic u.s. citizens. how do they prove that they are here legally? the supreme court has also ruled that state laws requiring citizens to present identification also are illegal. >> couric: and who ultimately is responsible overall for immigration policy: the states or the federal government? >> well, the federal government has igts own immigration st

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and, you know, i care as much for katy perry. i've never met katy perry.'t even think this would ever come about where i would be here. but i prayed for a lot of years having been told of jennifer's same-sex decision and relationship. and so i didn't say a word to anybody, kept it quiet, did not go public with anyone except the lord in my prayers for jennifer until it came public last week in the articles that she just mentioned to you that she gave. and then i said, well, hey, this is not right. >> larry: i understand that. katy perry has a male fiance. >> yeah. i think in the whole aspect, you know, of kind of being raised in the church, knowing what the bible says, coming out as you had said earlier with hip songs like "i kissed a girl" and pushing the envelope with all that is one thing. coming out and saying i, you know, am a homosexual and want to be accepted by the church and christianity that made me famous and gave me a platform of which a lot of people have looked to jennifer, as i did for many years, enjoy her music, went to her concerts, was a

. >> mike: katie schwarzmann up there with weber and caitlyn mcfadden in front nice pass sarah mollison nothing there and the pass back out to the dock. >> jack: good patience shown by maryland and not a bad pass. >> mike: two goals store -- scored by maryland early on by katie schwarzmann and karri ellen johnson. there is caitlyn mcfadden her second leading score gives it up. brandi jones. >> jack: you are right mike maryland is moving off the ball quicker but penn is able to handle the quickness and at let -- athleticism. >> it is not -- >> jack: a pass behind the cage and didn't -- >> mike: they are very patient with it too and they are a lot quicker with the passes as they come up in the first half tied at two. a couple of minutes ago, a goal scored by glulia giordano for peptide up and maryland had two straight goals. karri ellen johnson now coming up and caitlyn mcfadden with a shot and a score and there it is from caitlyn mcfadden the senior and maryland is back on top. >> jack: they allowed caitlyn . >> mike: don't forget, owe state -- he 0 oh hay high oh -- oh -- let's look at

we use it on joe biden, katie couric, or whoever may be on the floor of congress to make them sound better. >> we will show a video right now. can someone explain the lettuce thing? >> it is called smoking lettuce. it was delivered on the house floor by steve move your -- steve will be a -- the representative from louisiana. this was legislation about regulating the sale of tobacco. he claimed that anything that you smoke would be bad for you. it is not so much the nicotine that is bad for you, it is just the smoke. you might as well smoke lettuce. that would be bad for you, too. we thought this was a remarkable piece of rhetoric and it turned into a remarkable video. >> this is three minutes. we welcome back and get you to explain more. >> he gave this big speech in cairo. >> that is exactly the problem. in cairo, he said that in the world order -- ♪ >> he said, in the world order -- to lin >> i am laying down a bit for you. >> i think that goes against that. ♪ exception of dance moves -- exceptional and dance moves >> most people think that this country was built on [unintelligible] >> g

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[ katie ] posting it. do not post this! [ katie ] come on...ot gonna grow a beard because then i'll look ridicu-- ah! where am i? by the way, katie, tillamook is beautiful this time of year. [ katie ] oh, really? we should go camping out there. [ male announcer ] at&t 3g -- talk and surf at the same time. >> jim h: well, the orioles get set. wigginton in the cage. birds looking to snap the nine- game losing streak. let's get the pregame thought from dave trembley. >> should have a good matchup with two of the game's up-and- coming lefthanders pitching today. if mat us the continues to throw like he has, we should have the opportunity to get a win in the win column. >> you have one batting cleanup and a different lineup -- >> i'm sure everyone understands you put the best lineup out there that you can. you have to make adjustments because of guys that are hurt. you know, it's been an ongoing process. >> sooner or later we'll get one that works. when we get one that works, may stick with it. >> what do you find with jim johnson? you have talked m

katie couric and diane sawyer aside. in 2006 of the 35 hosts or co-hosts of prime time cable news shows, 29 are men. on the sunday talk shows, men outnumber women by 4-1. home wood is still very much run by men. we all applauded katherine big

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. >> reporter: yes, katie, indeed. there was a strange sight throughout this past evening: airplanes actually landing. airports across europe and the u.k. have begun to reopen and with the erratic behavior of that volcano in iceland, this has been a dramatic day of false starts. >> love you, baby. >> reporter: colleen louw stuck in london talking to her daughter missing her in iowa. >> i don't know, babe, i hope it's soon. >> reporter: the karen, haley, ten, and samuel, eight, have been asking the inevitable question. "mommy, when are you coming home?" >> reporter: and what are you telling them >> as soon as i can. >> as soon as we know. >> reporter: for the louws and everybody else stuck in europe it can't come soon enough. the day began with promise. hopes lifted along with the airplanes as the ash cloud shifted enough to allow some airports in britain and northern europe to open for business. about 13,000, roughly half of europe's flights operated. that was brief glimpse of what used to be normal. but the new normal

computer security concerns, why changing your password may not do much good. >> and katie stevens was voted off, you may recall, but made >> how many different online passwords do you have? many of us have to remember a lot. for all the websites we use. judy kurtz explains why one analyst said lots of passwords could be a complete waste of time. >> if it seems you're scrambling to come up with new passwords for e-mails, bank accounts, websites, you are not alone. the long held belief is saying lots of passwords keep you secure. but a researcher said not so fast. study said concentrating on your password could be effort with little benefit. and the study said that rather than using a program to try to break security passwords, cyber criminals are better at stealing passwords through other scams like fishing attacks. but don't make your password super easy yet. the study said having a bulletproof passwords and sticking with it is the key. and keeping your computer up to date with anti-virus software is the way to go. get the latest tech news and info on my blog at foxbaltimore.com/"word

much more ahead on the seen evening news, with katie couric.ncluding three months after the devastating earthquake in hait >> couric: tonight, neely a week after the volcano, the first plane from the u.s. lands in the u.k. but it could take longer to clear the backlog than the air. i'm katie couric. also tonight, experts say hidden salt may be hazardous to your health. and the f.d.a. is being urged to regulate it. what many haitians call home three months after the quake. why life could get much worse before it gets better. and lating their fingers do the talking. many teens are now texting more than a hundred times a day. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. the ill familiar roar of jet engines was met with applause across northern europe today as flight restrictions were finally eased. all british airports were reopened this weekend, more than five days after that giant plume of volcanic ash from iceland

when "auto tune the news' no. 2" came out, luckily, katie couric was on the air during that timeframe and from then on, it has been easy to get 1 million views per video. >> are you in as many of these as your two brothers? >> i am in fewer and fewer because i have been out of town. i was at the university of virginia. i have a summer teaching gig there. >> let's go down the list. michael, where did you go to school? >> appalachian state. >> i went to school in philadelphia. >> i went to southern methodist university. we met in brooklyn about four or five years ago at a gig. he saw me on stage and the rest is history. we just celebrated our first anniversary. >> are you very political? is that why you are doing this? >> no, i am very musical. that is probably the best reason. i think that this makes for good music. >> what about you, andrew? >> i would say something that my brothers have not said. it is convenient that politics is always happening, so it is easy to make it into an episodic thing. what is more ridiculous right now than american politics? that is the other reason that p

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sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. the. soant the search continues for the 11 workers missing since the explosion late tuesday night. the coast guard has now expanded its search area to cover 3,000 square miles of the gulf waters. whit johnson has the latest. >> reporter: when the oil rig finally sank into the gulf of mexico this morning, there was still no sign of the missing. now an environmental concern-- the coast guard estimates crude oil at the rate of 8,000 barrels a day, could be spilling into the open sea. 700,000 gallons of diesel fuel was also stored on the rig, and now that it's underwater, officials don't know whether that fuel is also spilling. they do know this accident has a potential to be an environmental disaster. >> i think there are just too many uncertainties for us to be able to estimate what the volume of the potential spill could be. >> reporter: b.p. oil, which leases the platform and, and the coast guard have at least 35 containment vessels dispatched to the area. if necessary, they h

katie wright is with the times gazette.re officials saying about this surveillance video? has her family at all been able to help in identifying this man? >> -- police department simply that the family does not know the man, they have not been able to identify him at this point. what we have so far and what we have up on timesgazette.com is that police are still looking for this man. they don't at this point -- they just have not been able to identify him. >> what else have you learned regarding her disappearance? what she did the last day that tiffany was seen? >> so far we've only heard that, you know, this is just a mystery to the family. they say that this is so out of character for her. that this was not expected. that's what we're hearing so far from the family. simply that, you know, the last phone call to her husband was at 10:30 on saturday morning and that she was just, you know, going on a shopping trip. >> was she alone on this shopping trip? >> yes. yes. from what we are hearing, yes, she was by herself. >> wha

they've nicknamed her waity katie. and there was the fake she would be marrying above her nation.obbish great britain, a no-no. >> they are self-made folk. of the sort that everybody is supposed to admire but i'm afraid in britain still rather looks down on. >> reporter: her family is decidedly middle class. >> the damning thing, which i'm ashamed to repeat is that her mother is australian and an air hostess. but has done well in the world, and they, the parents make their money from receiving party games and party favors. if you want to give a nice party, you get in touch with the middletons, and you can get streamers and funny hats. >> reporter: but that common touch is what most excites the american tabloids who are eager for a new celebrity storyline. as celebrities go, prince william, i'm sorry to say, you're a c-lister. >> reporter: bonnie fuller of hollywoodlife.com, says a lot of her readers are too famous to remember williams's famous mother, and in the ruthless logic of celebrity journalism, a wedding might be just the thing to raise the royal profile. >> two c-listers,

. >> if you wanted to see the keyboard -- >> katie barrette writes a technology column for the "walls given an time ipad a week ago to try it out. >> they have a very strict nondislow sure agreement that you have to sign. >> reporter: apple was so serious about letting the ipad out of the hands of the public, katie didn't let her family see it. >> i didn't want to mess up. >> reporter: on thursday, she was permitted to show us the ipad and give us her thoughts. >> just to plain how i used it, last weekend, i was at my parent house in pennsylvania and i brought my laptop home and i brought my ipad home and i didn't open up my laptop once i can't we took a quick tour of what the ipad offers. the speed that the apps are launched is lightning-fast. movies and pictures are crystal clear and the book function, which should compete with amazon's kindle, is in color and look like you're reading a real book apple executives are careful not to talk about how many ipads they have manufactured or even how many they have presold. but one thing is for sure. if the ipad is anything near as popular

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"the new york times" best seller list shoes also on the oprah winfrey show in talks about the cbs katie >> we have a vast resources it does not like it is another country had yuki been in touch with washington d.c. when you live there in alaska. we have a microcosm of america. >> why did you name books or magazines? >> obviously i have of course, of my life. i am a lover of books and magazines and newspapers even though it was early in the interview i was already feeling it was very unprofessional i felt like a yearly asking me this it was in the context of do you read it seem like she was discovering a nomadic tribe some neanderthal cave in alaska how are you in touch with the real world that is how i took the question i rolled i eyes and was annoyed with the question and i said this is a problem with the state of journalism to no matter what i say to her it will probably be twisted and perceived as a bit negative. >> host: what was happening within that campaign during that moment? >> guest: that early on she noted how early it was there were divisions within the mccain campaign start

hey katie. how are you? [ katie ] should i get a perm?s an interesting question... [ katie ] she's always talking over me in meetings. i mean it's just so rude. mm-hmm. [ both laughing ] ♪ when did you video me dancing? [ katie ] posting it. do not post this! [ katie ] come on... i'm not gonna grow a beard because then i'll look ridicu-- ah! where am i? by the way, katie, tillamook is beautiful this time of year. [ katie ] oh, really? we should go camping out there. [ male announcer ] at&t 3g -- talk and surf at the same time. . >> gary: baltimore orioles baseball on masn brought to you by southwest airlines. grab your bag, it is on. another beautiful day here in oakland and oakland at the count he stadium is the site for game two of this one. it is high skies, lights are on and let's take a look at our train, game time temperature 59. visit train search, it is hard to stop a train. let's take a look at the starting lineup for the baltimore orioles adam jones nick markakis and miguel tejada, garrett atkins ty wiggington 3 for 8 centerfiel

hi katie. >> hey there, lesli.report from florida as search and rescue workers return from that deadly oil rig explosion. plus, there's powerful science of the worse may be over for the auto industry. and get this, how a marshmellow can predict your child's chances of success. we'll explain and have those answers tonight right after 9news now. lesli, back to you. >> can that marshmellow go between two gram crackers and chocolate in the middle? >> it's all about delayed gratification and focus and self-control and it's an interesting story. i think every parent will want to check this out. >> and learn from, apparently. katie, thank you for that. all right, caught on tape. a suspect being called the geezer bandit. an elderly, gray haired robber is believed to be responsible for eight bank holdups. he struck again yesterday in san diego. a $16,000 reward is being offered for the capture of the bandit. >> district police are searching for the armed robber who held up actor, cal pen. his former publicist says pen was h

watch this. >> so, katie, what newspapers do you read? it's an easy question, katie. during the election year, tina fey genuinely helped shape america's impression of sarah that first time around. carolina, i think that tina fey completely knocked this out of the park, but even as biting as this was, palin's a huge star in her own right. ii have i feeling this will bounce right off of her. i don't think that this will hurt sarah palin at all. >> ne not at all and think in i fact i think that sarah palin earns 10% commission in keeping tina fey relevant in the news. now she's kind of fading into an ebailiffion and tina breathing the life back into her again. >> i don't know. brooke, she really hasn't faded into oblivion. do you think that sarah palin needs tina fey at this point to keep her vel vent? >> no, no i've got to respectfully disagree with carolina. palin has kept herself relevant. she doesn't need tina fey. she doesn't need "snl" to do that. she just signed a deal for reality show about alaska worth a reported $1 million an episode for crying out loud. i thin

i'm katie couric.also tonight, anger in arizona against a new law allowing police to make you prove you're in the country legally. >> they just focus on us because we're brown. >> couric: a medical break through, the f.d.a. is on the verge of approving the first therapeutic vaccine for cancer. and reinventing the wheel and a life in steve hartman's "assignment america." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. it would be the biggest overhaul of america's financial system since the great depression. the house has already passed it, but it hit a speed bump tonight in the senate where republicans managed to block it, at least temporarily. anat

i'm katie couric in washington. also tonight, an exclusive interview with the president of france about another nuclear issue. how concerned are you, mr. president, about a potential israeli military strike against an iranian nuclear facility? they're not waiting for the vatican. what some american churches are doing to protect children from sexual abuse. and a few good men in need of a few good families in steve hartman's "assignment america." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. it's the largest gathering of world leaders the united states dos hosted in 65 years.

hey katie. how are you? [ katie ] should i get a perm? interesting question... [ katie ] she's always talking over me in meetings. i mean it's just so rude. mm-hmm. when did you video me dancing? [ katie ] posting it. do not post this! i'm not gonna grow a beard because then i'll look ridicu-- ah! where am i? by the way, katie. tillamook is beautiful this time of year. [ katie ] oh, really? we should go camping out there. [ male announcer ] at&t 3g -- talk and surf at the same time. this mother's day, get 50% off all messaging phones after mail-in rebate like the pantech reveal. only from at&t. . >> well, jason berken has been on a role. his e.r.a. is 0.96. nine in the 3rd inning. one run, one walk, and eight strikeouts. he found a home in the bullpen and amber is with the orioles' right-hander. >> jason, the bullpen wants to col in when their job to put zeros on the board. unfortunately, this bullpen has not had the opportunity. does the mentality change regardless of what the score is? >> for me it hasn't. the focus has to be go in ther

. >>> don't miss the cbs evening news with katie couric.dicine" the story you're working on tonight. >> hey, kai. nice to talk to you. dr. lajuke. scientists have apparently found a way to predict the women who have the most common form of noninvasive breast cancer. who among those women might be among the greatest risk of developing greater tumors later on. obviously it will be very helpful to predict who may have this more serious cancer later in life. so jon lapook is going to have the latest on this eye-opening and exciting discovery. >> katie, thank you we look forward to hearing more about that. we'll watch tonight. >> thanks, kai. >>> be sure to watch eyewitness news followed by the evening news. >>> it was so chilly this morning. >> it was. and tomorrow morning is going to be cold also. we have a frost advisory warning in effect. here's the number. 34 officially at bwi marshall. record was close. the record tomorrow is 33 degrees. we don't think we'll break it. but we'll be back down into the 30s. this afternoon, we've recovered bac

. >> mike: up high, katie schwarzmann.tlyn mcfadden now and when they drive to the goal they get double teemed they are able to distribute so well to the offensive player. >> jack: i mean caitlyn mcfadden when you have her behind the net, a quick score by karri ellen johnson again and let's see if it stands. they might have call it before the goal went in. >> mike: i am not quite sure this one is going to count. wow. they talked about what exactly happened karri ellen johnson happened karri ellen johnson againew i'nna be thine p awhicome - .. t cham c pl) ' sod b... i the're h me fiit ou ing o do somewitharet ma har do hout but an rn og ou my s it cies, then re-anyt withgare anno ree lif thourettee, ateane a y to out ng. . here is karri ellen johnson. what did you see? >> jack: i think officials maybe thought she was pushed before the shot winning the goal. she did a nice job recognizing open space in front of the goal and did an inside role beautiful finish outstanding job and she's doing a fantastic job all over the fiel

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straight out to katie wright. reporter with the "hillsborough time gazette," joining us from the zenith police department. katie, thank you for being with us. what more can you tell us? >> right now, we know tiffany tehan and tre hutcherson were located last night on the 79th street causeway in miami. we are told they were located by miami police acting on a tip out of the xenia police department here. police say they interviewed both tiffany and tre separately, just to make sure that tiffany was, indeed, acting voluntarily when she went to florida with this man. they confirmed that she is not in any danger and currently they are not in custody and no charges have been filed. >> back to you, clark goldband. explain to me how they were an apprehend hended, what vehicle they were in. because mommy's vehicle was found with a flat tire, with the keys in the ignition. the doors locked, as if it had been abandoned. clearly, giving the appearance that there had been foul play. >> also, nancy, the person of interest car,

katie, thank you for being with us. what's the update? >> right now, nancy, we do know that within 24 hours after tre b. hutcherson was listed as a person of interest in the case, or after he was identified, they did locate the red volkswagen beetle belonging, or believing to belong to him in north dayton. however, police are still searching for tiffany as well as tre hutcherson, and they are i believe processing the car probably as we speak. >> to clark goldband, our producer on the story. clark, what happened? between when we first heard about this story, a missing mom with a flat tire out shopping, in fact going to a consignment sale for mommies for gently used clothes for her 1-year-old daughter, and suddenly all this video turns up of her with this guy, hutcherson? when was the video? what are they doing in the video? >> well, that's right, nancy. in fact, several surveillance shots have emerged. they were taken in the past few months within weeks, two to three weeks, law enforcement said this afternoon, at a local circle k convenien

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric.ight, harry smith reporting from the site of the mine disaster in west virginia. >> smith: good evening, katie is on assignment. well, it has been more than 24 hours now since the explosion which rocked the upper big branch mine here in rural west virginia. and as this community mourns the 25 who died, rescue teams are already preparing to go after the four who are still unaccounted for. in the fading hope

they've nicknamed her waity katie, suggesting she's waited too long for that ring. there's also the fact that she'd be marrying above her station. in snobbish great britain, a no-no. >> they are self-made folk of the sort that everybody is supposed to admire, but i'm afraid in britain, still rather looks down on. >> reporter: her family is decidedly middle class. >> the damning thing always said about her which i'm always ashamed to repeat is her mother's australian and an air hostess. but has done well in the world. and the parents make their money from selling party games and party favors. if you want to give a nice party, you get in touch with the middletons. and you can get streamers and funny hats. >> reporter: but that common touch is what most excites the american tabloids, who are eager for a new celebrity story line. >> as celebrities go, prince william, i'm sorry to say, right now you're a c-lister. >> reporter: bonnie fuller of hollywoodlife.com says a lot of her readers are too young to remember william's famous mother. in the ruthless logic of celebrity

hi, katie. >> nice to see you, leslie. coming up tonight. a photo copy the image is only on the paper, right? well maybe not. a special cbs news investigation tonight reveals how your personal information could easily fall into the hands of indentity thieves. >>> plus his boss said he could be the second rain man. a very special employee at a brooklyn hardware store. he's memorized all of the serial numbers for every piece of hardware in the store. we'll have more on that coming up on the cbs evening news. leslie back to you and sorry for the technical difficulties. >> we'll just start the thing next time is this thing working ? >> can you hear me now? >> okay. see you later. >>> three people were injured in a chain reaction crash involving two horse-drawn carriage in philadelphia's historic district. police say a car pushed one onto the curb and a second overturned near independence hall. no horses were injured. the cause of that crash is under investigation. >>> check out this fire in hopedale, massachusetts. the flames broke out at a club