but our technology allows us to study the upper mantle as well. once the mopping is complete the signal is given for the nose to ditch their own kids and return to the surface the anchors are completely environmentally friendly and decompose into quartz sand and water in just four weeks when the devices transfer all the information while asleep in less time than it takes to ready them for the next mission. after that we have all of the data over to the geologists for interpretation on them. using all kinds of interpretation software they study the image tributes in many different ways. and the data they get from that can be used to locate drill sites and reservoirs. meanwhile another skolkovo resident flow dynamics just so happens to. a piece of software for simulating hydrocarbon fields. or uses geological and seismic survey information to create three d. interactive models of existing and completely on top reservoirs the application lets engineers run dynamic reservoir simulations to find out how well behaved for example if water steam pressure

. >> to put me in his big mantle on the way out, that's a hell of a trophy. >> pelley: chip reid reports on an emergency landing after an escape slide deployed inside the passenger compartment. and we'll speak with clint hill, the only secret service agent to reach president kennedy as the shots were being fired 50 years ago. >> and then just as i approached the president's car there was a third shot. it hit the president in the head. >> pelley: what did you see? head. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, what happens when your name is on a product and that product is not working as advertised? well, ask the president. a cbs news poll out tonight finds his job approval rating has fallen to an awl time low since the october 1 rollout of the health care law that he calls obamacare. have a look. only 37% of americans approve of the job mr. obama is doing. that is down nine points since last month. ha this that same time, approval of his affordable care act has dropped from 12 points -- has opped 12 points from 43% to 31%. joh

. >> but the mantle of leadership came with a price.se his son as an ideological play thing pushing sexual boundaries for a new generation of disciples. >> you know, we may not believe in god. i don't. at least certainly not the christian [ muted ] god. [ muted ]. he wants to stick it in everybody's [ bleep ]. but, i don't know. i'm starting to think life goes on and that [ muted ] scares me. that really does scare me more than anything, because -- because i -- i don't know. i don't want it to go on. i want it to just be over. >> he talked about suicide a lot. and i would ask him, you know, why he felt like that. why did he want to die? and, you know, he said, you know what, because i'm already dead. for your loss. still doesn't feel real. our time together was... so short. well, since you had progressive's total loss coverage, we were able to replace your totaled bike with a brand-new one. the tank, the exhaust... well, she looks just like roxy! you know, i'll bet she's in a better place now. i'm sure she is. [ ethereal music plays ] [

that being seed how do the democrats seize that mantle of confidence and those sorts of things? >> i hope when people read my book that they treat it as a road map for how they can get engaged well. he need real foam sound an alarm bell. politician allowed home itselves to be strangled by the tea party. the tail is wagging the dog. >> jon: you think you were going to say we need real people i thought they were robots. >> they have robotic like tendencies. it can't always be my way. you have to reach across the aisle and work together. we need moms to get involved whether it's education or health care or immigration reform or the economy. and choose the issue that they care about the most. and try to include and get involved -- influence and get involved in that issue so they can make a difference. because if we let these things go our kids are really going to suffer. >> jon: obstructionism aside and i know it makes it harder and certainly for them they have no stake in seeing it succeed. knowing that that is part of the equation, what do you think went wrong on the -- i don't wa

>> we'd like to see a deal whereby we actually see the centrifuges iran have dws mantled, we'd like to see a deal where the material is removed from iran. we'd like to seat dismantling of the heavy water reactor that can produce plutonium. we'd like to see those things happen and only then when the iranians actually do comply with what are ultimately not israeli demands, these are conditions placed by the u.n. security council, only then would we like to see sanctions relief. at the moment, you don't have that. you're relieving the sanctions for cosmetic changes on the iran yap side and we're concerned that you'll never get the iranians without pressure to actually do the heavy lifting that's required. >> you say that the sanctions are being relieved. are they being relieved or are they just being eased again for six months to verify? >> well, there is a give between us and the administration. it's true they're only given a couple billion dollars in sanctions relief. but our assessment is and we position we're right that it's like having a small hole in your tire. a small hole in the s

bill clinton picked up that mantle. he had some setbacks but now enormously popular. i think he thinks of himself in the kennedy tradition. you have barack obama now at a very low point in his presidency looking both to the deceased president and the very live bill clinton i think for inspiration and for you know, solidarity going forward. at what is possible, what was accomplished. i think you have some say that kennedy was more about promise than reality. but -- >> there we see the two presidents there as they get ready to lay that wreath and they're walking closer. maureen, you see what's going on over there. >> i do. and you know, i was reminded about how powerful the image of the grave is to everyone. i was talking to a friend of mine who told me that five years ago in a little town outside of bogota, columbia, she was horseback riding. when the man asked who was helping her said asked her where she was from, he said yes, that's where president kennedy is buried. from a small town far, far away this is very much remembered and known. >> to just -- i said kennedy

since america was attacked on that clear september morning, millions more have assumed that mantle, defining generations this country has ever produced. this generation, the 9/11 generation, has met every mission we have asked of them, and today we can say because of their heroic service, our homeland is safer. the soldier i met a few months ago, deployed to iraq twice, and survived not one but two -- excuse me, three separate ied explosions. when she was well enough, she deployed again, where she was often the only woman in our forward operating bases. she proudly wears the combat action badge, and today she is committed to helping other wounded warriors recover from the trials of war. helping the troops, she said, is what i am all about. my fellow americans, that is what we should be all about. our work is more urgent than ever, because this chapter of war is coming to an end. soon one of the first marines to arrive in afghanistan 12 years ago will lead his marines as they become one of the last major groups of marines deployed in this war. over the coming months more of our troops will co

people kept that mantle and kept the work going. particularly as you mentioned, civil rights., you know, poverty issues. can you talk a little bit about that? >> well, where he. of course, we didn't know what kind of a president lyndon johnson was going to be. and his legacy is mixed because of the war in vietnam which was a horrible, of course, thing for our country and the world. but he -- we did not know. i remember this quite vividly, whether he would pick up and push for the things that -- that jfk had proposed. especially civil rights. so johnson, first of all, got the tax reduction to stimulate the economy, which was in question. but johnson got it through. then much more importantly, the civil rights legislation. both the '64 act,' 65 act, ultimately fair housing in' 68. that's for johnson. then there was so many people who had come to washington, when i went to work for robert kennedy in the senate, and we would need to find out something or get some help from the executive branch, there were people all over the executive branch who had come to washington to work with

and since the attack on that september morning millions more have assumed that mantle, fighting for one of the greatest militaries this country has ever produced tour after tour after tour in iraq and afghanistan this generation the 9/11 generation has met every mission we have asked of them. because of their heroic service the core of al-qaeda is on the path of defeat, our nation is more secure, and our homeland is safer. there are men and women like the soldier and soon to be veteran i met a few months ago, jakari hogan. jakari deployed to iraq twice, and survived not one but two--excuse me, three separate i.e.d. explosions when she was well enough she deployed again, this time to afghanistan, where she was often the only woman in our foreign operating bases. she proudly wears the combat action badge. today she is committed to helping other wounded warriors recover from the trials of war. helping the troops, she says, is what i'm all about. my fellow americans that's what we should be all about. our work is more urgent than ever because this chapter of war is coming to an end. soon on

it created the first high resolution map of the boundary between the earth's crust and mantle.it also reiterated what sir isaac newton declared 350 years ago. what goes up, must come down. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> jeff: and asteroid floating beyond mars has scientist on earth amazed at what they call a quote weird and freakish object. the object has six comet like tails which change shape as the space rock sheds dust. researchers believe the asteroid was damaged in a collision 200 million years ago. next up military families keeping loved ones in the picture. >> jeff: as we approach veteran's day tomorrow, more than a decade of war in iraq and afghanistan has created a new kind of u.s. military family. one in which children grow up seeing a parent on a smart phone or computer screen. as manual bojorquez tells us this kind of teleparenting is like being in person but it is keeping families connected like never before. >> alison simerly's father made it just in time for dinner. >> hey, dad. >> hey, sweetheart. >> but army colonel mark simerly won't be seated at the fami

it create add first high-resolution boundary between the earth's crust and mantle, but it also reiteratedt isaac newton declared 350 years ago. what goes up must come down. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," an online shopping spree in china today, and the bank of america is hit with some big penalties. wendy gillette is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morn, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. federal prosecutors want bank of america to pay $864 million to cover bad home loans the government bought from countrywide financial. bank of america bought countrywide in 2008. last month a jury found bank of america liable for knowingly selling fannie mae and freddie mac thousands of bad loans during the housing boom. bank of america denied there was frad. >>> asian markets were higher as economic advisers waited for word from a meeting in beijing. tokyo's nikkei added more than 1%. hong kong's hang seng gain 1.5%. this week wall street will be paying particular attention to comments from the federal reserve. wall street will be watching for hints

restaurants are part of that and the reputation san francisco has on restaurants, i mean, you carried that mantle. so, i can't thank you enough for all your help you've done with small businesses. you've done an awesome job and i wish you continued success. >> thank you. >> hopefully we'll see you up here again. >> yes. and one more thing to add. we're still going to be calling you. regina and i have already discussed this. [laughter] >> absolutely, absolutely. well, i'm truly touched, commissioners. regina, thank you so much. it means a lot -- it means a lot coming from the folks who i have spent, since my time at city government, working for alioto, ggra, a decade working on behalf of. so, i'm very honored that you would take the time to honor me. it just, it really does -- it's very touching. i have had the privilege over the last three years to represent what i would term an entrepreneurial artist in restaurantures. while they're an ornery bunch at times, they are a beautiful part of what makes san francisco special. and when taken in the ag he re gate, what you see is the restaurant industry

what i'm saying that is the from the western perspective i think the international community the mantle you can say of the international community is united nations so this is and if you want to look at the united nations from the prism of the u.n. security council then we have here five powers russia china united states france and germany which. the five members which are actually the the ones that have the veto power with china that they want to have the veto power in order to really enforce some executive powers. but again from the for instance from the perspective or from other countries some other countries or you can say from the syrian perspective the international community is is not the u.n. security council the international david they believe that it is system. that they really inclusive it's actually exclusive they believe that the international community in other words in the more i think academic or professional awards it's more the general assembly member game i think that's fair enough i would agree with you on that ok because every september there's a vote in the genera

again what i'm saying that is from the western perspective i think the international community the mantle you can say of the international community is united nations so this is and if you want to look at the united nations from the prism of the u.n. security council then we have here five powers russia china united states france and germany which. the five members which are actually the the ones that have the veto power with china that they want to have the veto power in order to really enforce some executive powers. but again from the for instance from the perspective or from other countries some other countries or you can say from the syrian perspective the international community is is not the u.n. security council the international david they believe that it is system. that they really inclusive it's actually exclusive they believe that the international community in other words in the more i think academic or professional awards it's more the general assembly or member game i think that's fair and i would agree with you on that ok because every september there's a vote in the genera

. >> to put me in his big mantle on the way out, that's a hell of a trophy. >> pelley: chip reid reports emergency landing after an escape slide deployed inside the passenger compartment. and we'll speak with clint hill, the only secret service agent to reach president kennedy as the shots were being fired 50 years ago. >> and then just as i approached the president's car there was a third shot. it hit the president in the head. >> pelley: what did you see? head. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs eveningew

now if defeat in france showed lenience that mantle of butcher would fall from credentialed or so lastmore than anything the surrender criticizes the triumph of a just cause coming in because of the union. do you use triumph vindicated to rule by majority. the founders believed in a perpetual union. the capacity of citizen soldiers represent a democracy to the conscripts and dukes of an autocratic society. the downfall of the confederacy on bird in the south slavery, and institution imports while civilized people not brought up under it as graham put it. now the way was open for the unions eat those of moral and material progress and the white southerners to the distant brought from serb serbians slaveholding class how great saw it. grievously the surrender terms what he said the political conversion of the defeated confederate to a creed of democratic self-government of freedom. great did not believe lee and his men to be blameless. he describes the session is a sin in a crime, but he believed for everything there must be achieved atonement and his mercy again was designed to affect t

and to put me in his big mantle on the way out, that's a hell of a trophy. >> during that interview,odriguez also said he shouldn't be suspended one inning. he claims he is innocent of what he's being accused of. >>> moving on to the rest of the world of sports. and some more off-season baseball news. >> and the struggling knicks try to pull off a big win. here's neil and stan at espn with the details. >> good morning, america. >> good morning. >> welcome to our "sportscenter" set here in los angeles. i'm stan verrett. this is neil everett. >> make sure you brush. >> big baseball trade to tell you about. rangers wanted prince fielder before he went to detroit. now, they've got him. tigers traded prince fielder for second baseman ian kinsler. rangers will get a big bat in the middle of their order, plus $30 million from detroit because of the seven-year and $168 million left on fielder's deal. here's a look at the comparative numbers on the field. last season, fielder posted his lowest w.a.r. since 2008. the batting, fielding and running against a replacement player. plus, his career

what i'm saying that is there from the western perspective i think the international community the mantle you can say of the international community is united nations so this is and if you want to look at the united nations from the prism of the u.n. security council then we have here five powers russia china united states france and germany which. the five members which are actually the the ones that have the veto power with china that they want to have the veto power in order to really enforce some executive powers. but again from the for instance from the perspective or from other countries some other countries or you can say from the syrian perspective the international community is is not the u.n. security council the international david they believe that it is system. that they really inclusive it's actually exclusive they believe that the international community in other words in the more i think academic or professional awards it's more the general assembly or member of a magazine that's fair and i would agree with you on that ok because every september there's a vote in the gener

you know do you see a future word for it being dominated by and mantle. some are predicting for example that in a future it will be able to carry out missions fully autonomy sleep from people is that a bit scary i think you'd be scared to wake up in a terminator movie or something. yes if it ever gets a terminator stage i would but i do not it doesn't scare me that drones are doing that because remember. every predator cap took her seventy five people to do it it is far more controlled nell than sending one guy out one airplane out i had one hundred seventy five eyes looking at what i'm doing making sure i'm doing it right and making sure that i'm hitting the right target calling the strike the person it personally can call up any predator feet down in the office and say yea or nay. it's much more much more controlled than it is sending one person out with a ball with what he thinks is the right target. first thank you very much what this amazing interview for this wonderful inside and out that's it for now my guess was a lieutenant colonel first black a

so, we need to continue to encourage young people to really to take up the mantle and follow in all ofour great footsteps in your work in the field. and i want to remind our audience that national recovery month happens every september, and we've mentioned recovery month here, and it's a significant contribution to reducing the discriminatory behaviors that happen in communities that affect negatively individuals in recovery from mental and substance use disorders, so i want to encourage you to visit our website at recoverymonth.gov. look at the materials and get engaged, get in involved in your community because it is increasingly more important that you get involved and participate. thank you for being here. it was a great show. for a copy of this program or other programs in the road to recovery series, call samhsa at 1-800-662-help, or order online at recoverymonth.gov and click on the video, radio, web tab. [music] every september, national recovery month provides an opportunity for communities like yours to raise awareness of substance use and mental health problems, to highlight