first and foremost, i think i see latifa lyles towards the back of the room. is that you? yes. let's give a round of applause for latifa lyles. [ applause ] and i'd like any define young however you want. you know what? if you feel -- if you feel, it stand, and i'm not going to put any boundaries around that. if you feel youthful and you're now a chapter leader, please stand up. >> if you feel youthful and you are a current or former intern for the national organization of women, please stand up. >> if you feel youthful and this is your first national n.o.w. conference, please stand up. if you don't care what the hell your age is and you're fired up and ready to go, please stand up. you know, in 2006 i was actually in the n.o.w. national center when betty fredan died. it was a young feminist task force meeting at the time that we were having it, and i remember holding a moment of silence, and that round of applause just felt like a wonderful moment of breaking the silence, so thank you so very much. 15-minute break. y'all. >> i just want to remind everybody there's a woman of c

it is all clean, tidy, and utterly star lyle. there is nothing by way of surprises.t makes for a very dull and boring life, and it is a real problem. >> the priest of the local parish hold outdoor masses to bring some life into the streets, but he knows he cannot be too loud with his criticism. >> we want to build a new church for local residents and tourists. and a new seminar center. but we cannot do that without approval from disney >> disney has the final say. the mayor says it is a good deal and everyone benefits, but somewhere along the way, the heart and soul of the village has been lost. >> in the midst of the current financial crisis with shops and all sorts of public services closing down across europe, we are starting to see ordinary people fighting back. local cooperatives or citizens' actions groups are banding together to provide f themselves. me communitiesre even planting food crops and sharing the harvest. in the 1960's, these grass-roots movements would have been very much the domain of the hippies. these days, as is often the middle classes who are

>> reporter: in lyle township, illinois today the former financial administrator eileen richards was at the weekly job club meeting. on the agenda networking. >> i really am on a time crunch to get something under my belt within the next few months or i am going to hit some really, really tough financial straits. >> reporter: also there, 67-year-old charles cremins, a former college administrator who has been out of work for six months. >> i wish i was a year or two younger. i wish i had more hair on my head. but, hey. i am what i am. >> reporter: coping with reality amid a very slow recovery. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> despite the troubling news about the u.s. economy it was new reassurances about what's happening in the economy in europe that wall street was listening to today. the dow soaring again closing over 13,000 at the end of the day in new york. nasdaq and s&p up as well for the day's trading. it's been a week now since that shooting rampage in aurora, colorado, and today authorities in maryland said they may have prevented another one. police there arrested a

live on the plane and travel to parts of their own country they have never seen, eye doctor marga lyle>> i want to help all of the people's problems. >> thelma ngongoshe finally sees a doctor who prescribes her the pills she needs. >> let's go. she picks them up at the train's pharmacy. >> ai am so happy! >> this spring, a second train would launch, allowing doctors to reach 100,000 people every year. phelophepa means good clean health, and for those who receive its cargo of hope -- >> it is beautiful, i like it. >> it has lived up to its name. michelle miller, cbs news, eastern cape south africa. >> cordes: what an incredible idea, and that is the cbs evening news, later on cbs, 48 hours mystery. i am nancy cordes, cbs news in new york, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ,,,,,,

they earlier this week made it he will lyle to serve it -- illegal and they found loopholes, they areerving it is a side dish and some say the officials don't have a lot of extra resources to enforce the laws. >>> a second suspect in the killing of a san francisco man and his two sons decided he will not fight extra disks. -- extradition. he was arrested last week and he was in the car last week when tony balogna and his sons michael and matthew bologna was killed in 2008. ramos was convicted in 2008 and he fired the gun but a third son testified in court and said it was ramos who pulled the trigger. >>> and yesterday, it disrupted muni service in san francisco. you saw it live here yesterday and demonstrators brought trains preventing the jay church lines from passing. they were marking harding's death and they say he accidentally shot himself while running from police. but his mother disagrees. >> i have been coming for over a year. nobody ever said they saw my son with a gun. they said he was running for his life. >> police say they were trying to stop harding for not paying fair o

if he's not doing anything nefarious or el lyle, it certainly gives you the impression you're not bettingm. no matter how the romney team tries to spin that, he was not behind the bailout in the form as it existed and saved jobs. >> right. tamron. it's important to note that president obama didn't talk about these offshore accounts in his campaign event in ohio today but what he did talk on had to do with the outsourcing claim, noting that bain capital under mitt romney's leadership invested in companies that outsourced to india and china and really trying to draw the dichotomy and the contrast between that type of move and president obama to rescue the auto industry. >> what's interesting is you had some who said this would not be effective, but the polling shows that in the midwest, in the rust belt, that the questions regarding romney's tenure at bain, certainly at least as it's been presented by president obama's team, it's resonated, that there's a concern there. obviously you don't have a crystal ball here, but might this be effective when you're talking about outsourcing and certa