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michelle miller remembers the real life heroism behind an iconic norman rockwell painting. all that and more but first the headlines for this sunday morning the 14th of november, 2010. president obama is en route home. the president landed in alaska this morning after a ten-day trip to asia. it brought him to four different countries. air force one is due to touch down in washington later in the day. aung san su. kyi is voing to keep fighting for reform in mean mar. she addressed a crowd of supporters just hours after she was freed from seven years of house arrest. rahm emanuel until just recently president obama's chief of staff announced yesterday that he is indeed running for mayor of chicago. 93-year-old zsa zsa gabor is back home after being admitted to a los angeles hospital the other day for treatment of a leg infection. thousands of items from the new york city pent house of bernie madoff went on the auction block yesterday. proceeds will go to the more than 3,000 people madoff swindled in his ponzi scheme. here's today's weather. the storm front is moving its way a

cbs news correspondents michelle miller has her story. >> turn left on west 56th street.ft. >> reporter: have you ever wonder who had that soothing voice is giving you directions on your gps? >> continue .1 miles. >> reporter: the woman who helps you find your way when you are lost and helps you out when you make a wrong turn? of meet karen jacobson, the gps lady or australian karen. >> turn right on west 57th street. >> reporter: chosen ten years ago for her calming accent guiding drivers around the world. i hate that. you sound so con den sensing when you say. >> that no, no, no, no. it the's the way you are hearing it. it is never said in an con desensing way. right now up to 25 million people are listening to me give them directions around the world worldwide. >> reporter: they actually have the ability to go on the little device and hit "karen." how does that feel. >> awesome. i feel popular. i always wanted to be popular. >> reporter: they may not know her face but her voice is instantly recognize disable. >> you have reached your destination. continue to eighth ave

cbs news correspondent michelle miller has the story. >> i've been through some tough things in my lifeis probably the hardest thing i've been through. >> reporter: marie osmond sat down with oprah and spoke publicly for the first time about her son's suicide. >> i told him -- and the hardest thing, sorry -- tough. >> take your time. >> i told him, i said, mike, i'm going to be there monday and it's going to be okay. but, depression doesn't wait until monday. >> reporter: it was on a friday, february 26th, that marie's 18-year-old adopted son, mike, jumped to his death from his high-rise apartment in los angeles. he'd left a note saying his long battle with depression made him feel he had no friends. >> when i heard him say to me, i have no friends, it brought back when i went through depression, because you really feel so alone. i'm not a depressed person, but i understand that place, that darkness that -- >> were you talking about post-partem. >> right. and if i went through that whole experience just to understand my son's, that was worth it to me. >> reporter: marie suffered post pa

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miller from senator boxer's office, the captain of this fantastic ship, a representative from metro ports, among many colleagues, many from the iowu, will travis, bruce wolfe from the regional quality control board, michele from the quality association of port authorities, captain strode from the u.s. coast guard, welcome. and many more that i'm sure did not make it onto my little card, so thank you very much for coming today. [applause] thank you. thank you. on behalf of all of us at the port of san francisco, we are honored by your presence and your demonstration of partnership. today marks a great achievement for the port. it gives us great pride but it also gives as testimony the wonderful things can happen when leaders come together and great minds work on innovative projects. the port, as i mentioned, is over 100 years old. it is a place of great history. these appears you are standing on were built many years ago and have stood the incredible test of time, thanks to the amazing workmanship with which they were built. tremendous ingenuity has been demonstrated over and over again, and we are doing it again today. today, we get to celebrate our collective ingenuity, so it is with great pride that i