drew levenson. >> the hikers's ordeal is now in its third year. the men were first detained in july of 2009. their mothers were allowed to visit a year later. >>> in the east bay tonight police have investigating a shooting that sent a two-year-old boy to the hospital. the incident happened near international boulevard in oakland just after 3:00 this afternoon. the child was shot in the arm. his wounds are not life threatening. last week another boy, carlos nava, was shot. >>> a five-year-old was hit by a car while crossing the street with a family member at about 11:30 this morning on silver avenue. the boy's injuries are not life threatening. police are searching for the car and driver. the vehicle is a 1980s dark green hatchback with a missing passenger side mirror. a week ago a nine-year-old boy visit frog pennsylvania was hit by a drunk driver. he is back home now, continuing his treatment. >>> in an update to the woman hit and killed by a san francisco muni bus friday afternoon, the examiner reports the victim is 23-year-old emily dunn of sa

drew levenson in kill devil hills, thank you for that. >>> if you needed any more convincing about the size and scope of this storm, take a look at this. this is what irene looks like from the international space station. hurricane force winds extend 80 miles from the storm center and they're expected to strengthen today. irene could generate more than a foot of rain in some areas. >>> as we reported, irene is headed to the northeast. evacuation orders for parts of new york city could be issued today. the city's mass transit system will likely be shut down some time tomorrow. one big concern is storm surge which could raise water levels ten feet. michelle miller reports. >> reporter: at the coney island amusement park, thrill seekers got in last minute rides. billy burke has worked at this food stab for 29 years. he's never experienced a hurricane on the boardwalk before. >> if it raises 20 feet this is going to be underwater. >> reporter: coney island could be irene's first stop in new york city, as the storm rolls over 5 million people living in queens and brooklyn. >> if a category

drew levenson, cbs news, new york. >>> in spain, nearly 2 million people gathered today outside madrid to hear final remarks from pope benedict, as he concluded the church's world youth day. the weather was harsh during the four-day festival. 2500 people were treated for heat exhaustion, in 1104-degree heat. yesterday, six people were slightly injured when a tent collapsed during a thunderstorm. today, the pope urged young catholics to become missionaries and spread their faith. he announced the next youth day festival will be in rio de janeiro in 2013. >>> well, if your next trip includes flying on united, you could see big changes inside the plane. the airline has announced it will spend more than $500 million to improve seats on its aircraft. this is the latest step in its merger with continental. continental's flatbed seats will be you installed on united planes, with extra leg room. they are also making the overhead bins bigger on some jets. >>> well, we did see a little bit of sunshine out there this weekend, but we've seen plenty of low clouds, too, and another unseasonably cool

drew levenson joins us live from kill devil hills, north carolina, where the monster storm is wreaking havoc. you can barely stand. how are you out there, drew? i think drew's having trouble hearing us this morning. it's obviously very fierce storm. >> trouble hearing you. he can barely stand there. >> we're having troubles. he did prepare a report, though, earlier. let's take a look at that. >> reporter: heavy rain and howling winds lashed the north carolina coast this morning. irene rolled in. tens of thousands of people are already without power and at least one tornado has reportedly touched down. >> we got to get out of there! >> reporter: nikki holland hunkered down with her family at this shelter. but despite mandatory evacuation orders, some residents chose to ride out the hurricane. >> this is our property. we live here. >> reporter: north carolina's governor has search and rescue teams and military resources on standby. >> we do have blackhawk helicopters and c 130 hercules aircraft ready to respond after the storm passes, if so needed. >> reporter: for the people living down

it is my honor to hand over the last word rewrite desk tonight to barry levenson. barry?e. it's a daunting task. grover norquist is an old-fashioned name. sounds like something from "our town" by thornton wilder, but don't be mistaken, nothing old fashioned about grover norquist. no, he's a very modern man in a time where jobs are hard to come by, grover has invented a job for himself, his job is to make sure those in congress take a loyalty oath to say they'll never raise taxes ever. tonight enough remembers of congress to vote for or against a particular legislation, there needs to be an oath. he believes something for today when you can be against it forever. that's the brilliance of grover. he saw the need and where there's a need, there's a job to be had. not sure there's another job like that in the united states of america. i'm not sure who pays him, but let's not haggle over small details. a job is a job and grover is in the loyalty business. grover discovered a flaw in a thinking man's progress. sometimes we'll change your mind. sometimes we think one way and rea

levenson and ms. snider had just spoken. having the right documentation there to pay the bill, making sure the patient is due for the services are all very important, and all of that needs to be done correctly at each step of the process. getting it done right the first time saves a lot of time and effort. if it is not done correctly the first time, it is considered to be payable and we have to spend a lot of time and effort to make corrections. >> and to add on to that, if we talk about corrective action, what we are thinking about, if a vulnerability has been identified, you know that people are doing things that they should not, you put a process in place to try to prevent that in the future by strengthening your enrollment standards for doing it -- or doing it on post-pay. >> my time has expired, but let me ask you this question. if a group comes to you and says this is the problem, can you make that adjustment? i was looking at the terms, and i notice there are some issues. they have been raised over and over again. whi

traveled up to atlantic county, met with atlantic county officials led by the county executive danny levensonntic county. the county executive is convinced lives were saved, the fact we evacuated the towns in atlantic county that we did, and we then, after leaving atlantic county, took a tour of the entire coastline from atlantic county all the way up to sandy hook. what we noticed was that clearly some beach erosion has occurred. some worse than others in various places along the shore, but the good news is we didn't see any type of visible destruction to homes along the beach. that was encouraging to see that many had prepared and protected their homes, either through hurricane shutters or through plywood. we then traveled across the sent of the state where you see a lot of flooding. and entire roads taken out and unpassable. the rail system unpassable. due to flooding. and so while the initial conserve for everybody was about the shore communities, as i've been saying for a couple days now, the aftermath is really going to be a concern about the rest of the state where we have some signifi

levenson said, don't do it. too much the black idiom. it will hurt you. and there was not a mike jeremiah wright. he was king in vernacular. king backstage teaching to black people. leader of the nationals. levinson understood that the white audience was comforted by king. it's not that they did not respond to his moral appeal, but their ability to respond to the moral appeal was in his gentility. he knew how to ease them through logic. and so he often plays the role with whites at the start her. i am sure you would all agree with me that, you know, prejudice is a sin as defined as the decorating of the human personality and does not racism degrades human personality. therefore, walk with me brothers and sisters. racism is sinful. for established the good samaritan. and remember, the samaritan, a very important point. the presbyterian church brad drake gave king his rendering as another race and tried. so king would remind his audience. you know, i am sure if i was in germany i would not want to sit on the sidelines when my jewish brothers were suffering.