i'm about to order barry manilow to play just for me "mandy." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, mandy ♪ well without taking ♪ ♪ but i sent you away ♪ oh, mandy ♪ well, you kisseded eme and stopped me from shaking ♪ ♪ and i need you today ♪ oh, mandy [ cheers and applause ] >> watching you do that so close, i find it magical when you watch a true musical genius. a songwriter who can sing the stuff. a lot of songs you do are about love. they are often sad like "mandy" with heartbreak and so on. >> yeah. that's life. you know, it's not just that. you know, you've got -- ♪ you wouldn't believe where i've been ♪ ♪ sitting in towns ♪ boston to denver ♪ and every town in between ♪ it's a miracle >> you know, it's not always -- [ applause ] >> the reason i was dwelling on the sad songs and the heartbreak is your quite a private bloke, aren't you? >> i am. >> without getting into the detail, how many times have you been in love, had your heart broken? >> um, never. >> never? >> never. >> seriously? >> yeah, never. >> amazing. >> i know. i had to go through -- >> you have never been in love or had you

in mandy's story we saw the 101st trying to head off the enemy from pakistan. what's the bigger picture on the taliban spring offensive? >> that it's been smart and effective so far, scott. what they've done is expand their battlefield from the traditional battlegrounds of kandahar in the south, helmand, areas like that, the east, to president north. and also to the normally peaceful west. they've also penetrated the highest command of nato's command structure. they badly wounded nato's top commander for the north of the country and they've made this the bloodiest start of any year in the war so far for u.s. troops. and this is just the beginning of the fighting season. the worst months are yet to come. >> pelley: the president had an important meeting today with his national security team. what have you learned about that? >> we were told by the white house that the focus of that meeting, much of the discussions centered on the u.s. relationship with pakistan in the wake of osama bin laden's death. and his... you know, finding him deep inside pakistan. and tha

mandy threw me for a loop as an adult. how are these young people handling it? thought it might be interesting. tavis: one of these shows called you in for a cameo -- "american idol." a whole new generation got exposed. >> i work with kids, and i did another where i got to talk to about 90 of them that were just going on the air. i really loved it. they were like sponges. once i worked with that were going on the air it in my songs, and i asked him a lot of questions they have never been asked before, and i think it helped. they really are looking for someone to give them a hand. they have not paid their dues. they have not worked in the theater. they just sing well, and suddenly they are on error singing a song, and they are good if they win, because they really work hard. >> a lot of people were not privy with the artists in a private setting. when people do get a chance to barry manilow, what are you sharing with them that might help them as they advance through their careers? >> i say, who are using it sioux, and she said, the audience, and i said, who in yo

the day after the president's afghanistan decision, mandy clark talks to the troops headed home. and, in a country with so much unemployment, we found a place in texas where they have more jobs than they can fill. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. he is an avid reader with an interest in history, spends a lot of time at libraries and historic sites, and loves animals. and one more thing: according to his f.b.i. file, james j. "whitey" bulger is a cold- blooded killer-- the kind they make movies about, and they did. tonight, after more than a decade as a fugitive, bulger is in custody. justice correspondent bob orr tells us how the f.b.i. finally got its man. >> reporter: as a career criminal, james "whitey" bulger rose to the very top of the f.b.i.'s most-wanted list. but for the last 16 years, the notorious boston mob boss was a ghost, leading authorities on a fruitless and frustrating worldwide manhunt. despite countless tips and reported sightings from italy to indiana, he remained invisible. but today, there

mandy clark, cbs news, kabul. >> pelley: some americans have stopped paying their mortgages, and now they're living in their homes for free. breast cancer patients are losing the drug avastin. and what happens to the nuclear waste if that wildfire reaches the los alamos lab when the "cbs evening news" continues. >> pelley: los alamos, new mexico is where the atomic bomb was invented. today, a wildfire is burning near the national lab there where over the years, a great deal of radioactive waste has been stored. we asked cynthia bowers to look into the hazards. >> reporter: with fire burning just a few miles away, los alamos national laboratory scientist terry wallace pointed out area-g. it's there 10,000 55-gallon drums filled with low-level radioactive waste is stored. >> the bulk of the drums there truly are things like notes that are contaminated, gloves. >> reporter: those drums area housed outdoors in domes made of reinfoirsed steel covered with a plast sized fire-retardant fabric. radioactive waste is stored in concrete tubes buried deep in the ground. plutonium and uranium are

mandy clark met some students in kabul today who aren't so sure. are the ones who will inherit the country that the coalition troops leave behind. 24ed nearly nasria and 27-year-old habib graduated last year. both of them fled afghanistan during the 1990s as the brutal civil war took hold. now nasria worries that the u.s. troops are withdrawing too soon. >> i would call it a mistake but that may not be the right word. >> reporter: by 2011 coalition troops will have spent $40 billion to recruit, train, and equip the afghan forces the trouble is many afghans don't believe their own security forces are up for the job. in fact a recent report from nato came to the same conclusion. it found even after ten years of working with coalition troops, afghan forces still suffer from poor training, lack of professionalism, and corruption. with afghan troops not ready and american support dwindling, there's also fear the taliban might come back. >> reporter: the heaviest price so far has been paid by the afghans themselves. according to the u.n., more than 8,000

let's listen in. >> how old were you when mandy passed away in ohio? >> very young. 3, 4. >> do you even remember that happening? >> not in particular, no. >> when was the first time that you remember your family having to bury a pet? >> i don't remember being present for beau. i remember we had to bury him, but i don't remember being present for him. same goes for ginger. i wasn't here. but i was here when cinnamon was buried. >> and how was cinnamon buried? >> i buried her in our backyard. >> and was she in a plastic bag with duct tape? >> she was in a black plastic bag, and i do recall there being duct tape used to secure the g bag. >> duct tape wasn't used -- i'll withdraw that. were there any other pets that you were present for the burial. >> the only other pet that i was present for the brill buurial w that my grandmother had, similar circumstances, but that was given to us by the vet. no other family pet that i can recall being present for the burial or if i was i was too young to remember. >> and how was that pet given to you? from your grandm

mandy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, they are sweeping the hotel searching for evidence and any more casualties from the taliban assault that left at least ten people dead. the attack began late last night with an explosion at the first checkpoint leading to the hotel and then gunmen armed with rocket propelled grenades and assault rifles entered the building spraying bullets in the lobby. eyewitnesses say some of the militants were wearing suicide vests. the attack lasted until the early hours of this morning. only ended when a coalition helicopter opened fire, killing at least two insurgents on the rooftop. this morning, stunned survivors were still leaving. this hotel is isolated, on a hill and considered one of the safest locations in kabul. last night, it was playing host to a number of regional officials who were in the capital for government meetings. this attack seems to be a message from the taliban that they can strike at any time. 17-year-old ahmed tamean was at the hotel when the assault began. did you

actually her name isn't mandy. she could have remained private. at any rate -- c-span: are you allowed to say that and i can't? , nancy? >> guest: nancy il's. yes. perfectly nice person but she has never been active in to promoting her appearance in the book. she opened her house to tourists for $5, tour, she gave a tour, she had a gift shop, she flew to california to ask clint eastwood should be in the movie. klindienst what is directing the movie. so she has been energetic as promoting herself as mandy which i applaud. i don't blame anyone in the book for saying they are in the book and making money from it. i encourage any character who wants to go ahead and use it. it's perfectly fair. she was unlaid at me because we did a jazz show by the organizers of the new york jazz festival and asked if i would take part in a jazz called midnight in the garden of good and evil based on johnny mercer's songs and they said margaret will sing and mall again what opened the thing. we are playing a solo. i thought i would read a couple of passages. we then to

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. >> reporter: meet mandy, 24, single and lives in manhattan looking using a next step in the delicate dance, an urban dating scene. a little black card saying you have been cheeked. >> i have had people follow up, i have gone on a couple of dates, i have had no responses and no, it's fun, something different, interesting. >> reporter: more personal than a business card, less intimate than handing a mere stranger your telephone number. a card directions a recipient to an online profile and a way to get in touch. you can be freer with one of these than you can can be with the phone number. >> there are many situations where you're on the subway at 8:30 in the morning and you see an intriguing stranger. no one speaks on the subway. if you do, you're considered crazy often. there is a nice way to handing the gesture and there is a mystery you left behind with this attractive person and hopefully they're intrigued enough or humored by the line on the card they decide to look you up. >> reporter: andrea surtach, a dating coach, said anything is worth a try in the romance jungle. >> dating t

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mandy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. its secretary gates final visit to afghanistan before he steps down. and yesterday when he faced the troops, he made it clear he was proud of his record in office. >> more than anybody except the president, i am responsible for you being here. >> reporter: many of the soldiers lined up before the secretary are about toen a long tour of duty on the front lines. like many americans, they are hoping this will be their last deployment. the secretary offered few clues about the scale of the withdrawal but said he would try to pull out the support troops first. >> i try to maximize my combat capabilities as long as this process -- i think that's a no-brainer. >> reporter: on saturday during a meet with afghan president hamid karzai, secretary gates listened to complaints about the way in which nato forces were conducting the war. >> especially bombardment of civilian homes is an issue that the afghans definitely want to end. >> reporter: but promised the u.s. will stay the course in afghani

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. >> reporter: mandy gardner has been living with pain since she was 10 years old. gardner suffers with fibromyalgia, which is pain all over the body. sometimes it got so bad she had to use a wheelchair. pain is a major health problem. a new report from the institute of medicine says pain affects 116 million adults in the u.s., costing the nation more than $560 billion every year in medical bills and lost productivity. >> the major types of pain are headache, back pain and neck pain. >> reporter: the report recommends more research to find out which treatments work and it says insurance companies need to cover multiple therapies. >> proper care is not just an injection, nerve block or some exercise program but a combination of treatments. >> reporter: the study also says doctors need to better educate themselves and their patients about pain management. right now only five of the nation's 133 medical schools have required courses on pain. after months of intense treatment, including physical therapy and injections, gardner is getting some relief. she says the key is

. >> in afghanistan cbs news correspondent mandy clarke spoke with some afghan students worried about's ability to handle its own security. >> reporter: these students are the ones who will inherit the country that the coalition troops leave behind. 24-year-old nasiriyah and 27-year-old habib graduated last year. both of them fled afghanistan during the 1990s as the brutal civil war took hold. now nasiriyah worries that the u.s. troops are withdrawing too soon. >> i would call it a mistake but it may not be the right word. >> reporter: by 2011 coalition troops will have spent $40 billion to recruit, train and equip the afghan forces. the trouble is many afghans don't believe their own security forces are up for the job. a recent report from nato came to the same conclusion. after ten years of working with coalition troops afghan forces have poor training, lack of professionalism and corruption. with afghan troops not ready and american support dwindling, there's also fear the taliban milgt might come back. >> what it would mean to me is that the blood we shed over the past ten years w

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we die as a said unprecedented the most robust inspection in the history of why or five thousand mandy's gay have found no evidence of divergence of nuclear material to prove we did purposes and the statement claimed by lady ashton with due respect i categorically reject. but iran's enthusiasm for a nuclear program doesn't seem to have been affected by events in japan there the operator of the crippled fukushima plant says it may take several days before the system to decontaminate active water can be restarted the cleanup operation is being hampered by high radiation levels which are now far beyond safety limits it's fear the contaminated water could overflow within the week for solutions found latest setback comes international atomic energy agency report criticized the government's slow response to the nuclear disaster caused by the earthquake and tsunami but james corbett editor of dependent news website says the risk to people's health remains very real. i mean new leaks of any kind are going to be an incredible burden on the efforts that are already on underway to try to clean up t

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as i said the country suggested the most robust inspection in the history of why for five thousand mandy's patients have found no evidence of diversion of nuclear material to prohibited purposes and the statement or claim by the lady ashton with due respect i categorically reject. and you can see the full interview with iran's envoy to the international atomic energy agency in less than fifteen minutes time here on r.t. now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world a hacker group claims to have knocked the central intelligence agency's public website off line a firm calling itself while security appeared on twitter to confirm it was part of the attack the group has previously claimed responsibility for cracking into the send us public broadcasting system to the network and a company that works with the f.b.i. the cia website was it accessible on wednesday. a u.s. congresswoman shot of the hat in january has been released from hospital after recovering enough to walk and talk again gabrielle giffords still faces daily intensive therapy and may never be able to return to

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the most robust inspection in the history of all five thousand mandi's pictures gay have found no evidence of divergence of nuclear material to prove we did purposes and the statement or claim by lady ashton we do respect and i categorically reject. the us judge says the case against an alleged russian gun one victim boot is unconvincing to call the prosecutor's evidence thin boots lawyers claim the united states government of jurisdiction to prosecute even when the charges dismissed or not is more important hire a new york explains. he is the russian citizen america thought relentlessly to adopt picture but was secretly and swiftly extradited to the u.s. seven months ago and this may be where he stays in definitely if found guilty on arms smuggling and terrorism related charges if you use can be. he's looking at life there's no parole there's no early release in the federal system really the only way in the federal system you get a reduction in your sentence. a significant reduction is if you cooperate with the united states government some have argued mr boot needs to be on captain ameri

cooperating with as a said unprecedented the most robust inspection in the history of order five thousand mandy's have found no evidence of diversion of nuclear material to prove we did purposes and the statement or claim by lady ocean with due respect i categorically reject well a full interview with iran's nuclear and void to the un will be here on r.t. for in about ten minutes from now. the west is weighing in to yemen's ongoing unrest with deadly force officials in the troubled country say u.s. drone strikes have killed over one hundred people including civilians in the past two weeks one of the u.k.'s preparing attack helicopters and commando squads for possible action there in yemen what is your image has more on this from london. they are becoming more and more involved saying all the time we don't want to get any more involved in the conflict in yemen any more involved in libya than we can help it any more involved in the middle east as a region as a whole apaches attack helicopters we've seen them in in general. in iraq and afghanistan and of course most recently in libya where involveme

mandy clark is with the 101 sz airborne, fighting a surprisingly aggressive taliban offensive.iraq, today has been the worst day for u.s. troops in two years. is this man the future of cancer therapy? dr. jon lapook on the excitement around a new approach that is extending lives. and 67 years ago, ted morgan was faced with a decision: save himself or help a wounded buddy. we go to normandy on this anniversary of d-day to hear about his choice. >> he kept saying "get out of here, morgan, they're gonna kill us." captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we start tonight with the wars in afghanistan and iraq. this has been a day of u.s. casualties in iraq at

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cbs news correspondent mandy clarke is with members of the 101st airborne in paktika province. >> rightmen expected to be front line spotters. nearby, the men of fox company can continue their mission with the spotters gone, the enemy will have a much harder time setting an ambush for them as they move through this rugged terrain. >> large number of insurgents see this as bed down areas. we suspect they're using this as a training camp as well. >> for years, insurgents have used this area along the border as a staging ground. the air is thin and the terrain is difficult. and when chased, the insurgents simply slip back to the safe havens of pakistan. a game of cat and mouse that never seems to end. company commander captain christopher tanner was waiting on a ridge for his men to gather for the night when rockets started landing neern. the captain stayed calm. >> there's another one. >> and directed counterfire. >> they have an acquisition on that one. >> late to the night, tanner waited for the enemy to reveal himself, but the insurgents chose to wait and fight another day. in the morn

. >> reporter: the twister hit six family members, parents parents mandy and curtis, infant twins tooker in the basement. at one point they could see right into the tornado. >> mainly terrible and scary thing. so i hope i never have to go through that ever again. >> i've been in tornadoes and earthquakes both, and i would go through an earthquake any day instead of a tornado. >> she says she's happy to be out of missouri's tornado valley. the watson's lost everything but say they still have each other. they decided to stay here in california and rebuild their lives. >>> coming up in 90 seconds, a little boy who lost his mother and aunt in a brutal shooting. the second chance he's getting thanks to an unlikely helping hand found right inside the halls of his elementary school. >> i think about all the memories. >> and the emotions remain raw tonight. we're talking to family and friends of that san francisco firefighters caught in that deadly house fire. >>> there's so many friends that loved him. >>> raw emotion tonight as one firefighter's family makes funeral arrangements and another

mandy clark, cbs news, bagram. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is expected to address u.s. policy in both afghanistan and pakistan later this morning. at a senate foreign relations committee hearing. the committee chairman massachusetts senator john kerry joins us now. good to have us with us. >> glad to be here. >> reporter: there is criticism that chip reid laid out for us which is expected from both sides. a fairment amount of criticism within the party of the president, your own party and some folks saying what the president needed to do here is to announce a change in strategy in addition to these numbers. that this is now a counterterrorism effort, not a counterinsurgency effort. how important is that distinction? what would it actually change? >> well, i think the president, by definition, has changed the equation and i'm really, i think, missing from all of the criticism on both sides is a recognition of the fact that this drawdown will begin to change the politics. it changes the political calculation for everybody, on the ground, in pakistan, as well as in afghani