michelle miller has that part of the story. >> here they are. a block of salmon salad with etuce on the side? >> reporter: it may have been a while but this diner owner can still taste the good times when his investments were paying off. oy.enjoy. four or five years ago, i was eryng very well. >> reporter: his earnings helped him buy this diner and remodel it. but now the future is uncertain. >> things aren't hot like they used to be. >> reporter: slow job growth and heyries about the european debt debis have dampened consumer enthusiasm, spending was almost flat in october and an online survey of individual investors ninds less than one-third are bullish about the stock market. >> there's a great expression we keep hearing, pushing on a string. aople are adverse. >> reporter: frank sorrentino is he chairman of the new jersey university bank and jason karounos's local banker. on we've come upon a generation we'eople that no longer will there be an easy ride to just oney money, whether it be watch their 401(k) statement go up forever and ever or

michelle miller is covering. dr. jon lapook on a new drug that can raise your good cholesterol. and you hate those airline fees for checked bags. now mark strassmann tells us those fees could be creating a security risk. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we are being told tonight that more victims have come forward in the penn state child sex abuse investigation. our chief investigative correspondent armen keteyian has learned that the state police are vetting the claims of others who say they, too, were sexually assaulted by former assistant football coach jerry sandusky. sandusky has already been charged with assaulting eight boys-- at least one of them in a university locker room. the scandal has coast coach joe paterno and the penn state president their jobs. armen keteyian is in state college, pennsylvanie, tonight with another development in the case. >> reporter: good evening, scott. on a day these victims came forward, we got a glimpse in a brief interview into the emotions of a man at the center of a s

it was all about the deal. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> today is cybermonday. in our next hour, we will ask the ceo of online retail giant zappos what he is expecting today. >>> growing tension this morning between the u.s. and pakistan after saturday's nato air strikes killed pakistan soldiers near the afghanistan border. >> correspondent mandy clark is near the khyber pass, one of the main supply routes for the u.s. troops. >> reporter: we are here near the crossing that pakistan has now closed. now more than 300 trucks carrying supplies to international forces in afghanistan are stranded on the other side of the border. this is the aftermath of the air strikes. dead soldiers here beneath white blankets scattered among the wounded. the cell phone footage obtained by cbs news was shot by a soldier picking his way through the bodies. >> so many of us. >> reporter: carried live on tv with politicians and military generals in attendance, the funerals for the pakistani soldiers were treated like a state ceremony. the head of the pakistani army told mourners the na

michelle miller is in lower matin this morning with the very latest for us. >> the overnight shutdown and clean up has now sparked a legal battle. mayor michael bloomberg is appealing a court order allowing "occupy wall street" protesters back in. filled the streets of downtown new york moving in on the "occupy wall street" camp bringing heavy equipment and a no nonsense attitude. >> all persons must temporarily leave the park. you refuse to immediately remove your property from the park or refuse to leave the park, you'll be subject to arrest. >> reporter: earlier police handed out fliers saying the park had become a health and fire hazard. protesters were told they would be allowed to return to the park after it was cleaned. but without their sleeping bags or tents. >> in the cold winter months, they wanted us to stay here without our tents. >> reporter: some protesters resisted. others taunted police many chanted a new familiar phrase. >> they're treating us like we're some kind of violent people. we're just, this is so sad. this is america. >> reporter: the decision to clear out t

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the demonstrators were allowed to return that has been shown michele miller shows us they have to pack a lot lighter. >> occupy wall street protesters were given just minutes to grab their gear and clear the private park they had occupied for nearly two months. >> if you refuse to leave immediately to remove your property from the park or refuse to leave the park, you will be subject to arrest. >> 220 people were arrested in the suite including dozens of chain themselves together. new york mayor michael bloomberg said the camp had become the health and safety issue. >> there have been reports of business being threatened and complaints of noise and unsanitary conditions. >> tenth and tarps were confiscated. the steps were washed clean. >> it makes me sad to know that they are attempting to crush an idea. but you can't crush on idea in one square block of manhattan. >> just last week, places and other cities have evicted capers. in an interview with the bbc oakland mayor said she consulted with other places about the action. >> i was recently on the conference call with 18 cities across

michelle miller is in the park tonight. michelle? >> reporter: and good evening, scott. just behind me you can see that police are letting occupation wall street protesters back into sue cotty park but... zucotti park, but tents, sleeping bags, tarps, those aren't permitted and no one will be allowed to sleep here tonight. >> all persons must temporarily leave the park. >> reporter: occupy wall street protesters were given minutes to grab their gear and clear the private park they'd occupied for nearly two months. >> if you refuse to leave immediately, to remove your property from the park or refuse to leave the park, you will be subject to arrest. >> reporter: 220 people were arrested in the sweep, including dozens who chained themselves together. new york mayor michael bloomberg said the camp had become a health and safety hazard. there have been reports of businesses being threatened and complaints about noise and unsanitary conditions. >> reporter: tents and tarps were confiscated. the park's stone steps washed clean. beth joy has been participating in the protest fo

michelle miller is in state college, pennsylvania. >> reporter: penn state athletic director tim curleyan interim senior vice president gary schultz are charged with perjury and failing to tell police about the alleged sexual assault of a boy perhaps as young as ten years old by retired football defensive coach jerry sandusky. the alleged incident happened on campus in a locker room shower. state police commissioner frank noonan. >> this is not a case about football. it's not a case about the universities. it's a case about children who have had their innocence stolen from them. >> reporter: 67-year-old sandusky has been charged with the sexual assault of eight boys between 1994 and 2009. all the minors participated in sandusky's charity for troubled youth. but it was the 2002 shower incident that is called into question the reaction of penn state officials, including 84-year-old coach joe paterno. a graduate student alerted paterno the day after he witnessed the shower assault. paterno told a grand jury that he passed that information on to his boss, tim curley who in turn notified sch

. >> well, we are at the annapolis area library and i'm actually joined by michelle miller, the branchller of the east port annapolis neck library. thank you very much for joining us. what an exciting time this is today. and 200 brand new e readers going out to 15 of your locations, and tell me a little bit of the demand from the patrons. >> thanks for coming down to annapolis. we're pretty excited and everybody here is excited and curious about the new technology. >> tell mow -- tell me why it is important to violent d-shall to provide the e-readers. >> another step to have access to technology, whether or not you can afford it and as long as you have a valid lie library card you can borrow an e-reader for free. >> you have a meeting at 11:00 today. and at 9:00, you can go to the 15 locations to check them out? >> at 9:00, every branch in the company, you can borrow an e reader today. >> let's talk about the folks who are downloading the e books. how is that going? >> you have been able to download e books and e audio books to your own device if you had those at home. you can do that

this morning he'll provide them to us and our colleague michelle miller. >> reporter: his name, his face his unique sense of humor are familiar the world over. do people expect you to be fun? >> some people. people who don't know me, i guess. people who know me know what they're going to get. >> reporter: what you'll get these days is a taste of his latest venture. we'll lift the glass with dan akroyd. >> later on sunday morning. >> osgood: rita braver looks into the legacy of f.b.i. chief j. edgar hoover. chip reid goes kayaking with some wounded veterans. steve hartman has a tale of friends to the end. and more. but first the headlines for this sunday morning the 13th of november, 2011. eight republican presidential hopefuls took the stage in spartan burg south carolina last night for a foreign policy debate. sponsored by cbs news and the national journal. jan crawford has some highlights. >> reporter: the issues-- afghanistan, pakistan, iran-- were complex. the answers serious. on iran, former massachusetts governor mitt romney would consider military action. >> we will not allow iran

. >> cbs's michelle miller in lower manhattan for us, michelle, thank you. >> that will be an important distinction, they can't bring in sleeping bags and tents and things. >>> we want to get you the latest in the penn state child sex abuse scandal. as we hear from the suspect in his own words for the first times. >> in an interview, former football coach jerry sandusky said he made mistakes but denies the charges against them. i enjoy young people, but no, i'm not sexually attracted to young boys. arma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. in a lengthy television interview with bob costa, sandusky painted a very different picture of the alleged abuse, denying he had ever raped or molested any young boys. >> i say i am innocent of those charges. well, i could say that i have done some of those things. i have horsed around with kids. i -- i have showered after workouts. i -- i have hugged them and i've -- i have touched their leg. without intent of sexual contact. >> more people are going to have some stories. >> pennsylvania attorney ben andriozzi who represents one of the al

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the cafe runs a jobs and skills program to help young kids find a brighter future and michelle millerjust blocks from new orleans bustling french quarter, is an area of town rarely seen by tourists. ♪ >> reporter: and a corner restaurant that should be of required stop on every visitor's itinerary. >> table 8! >> reporter: cafe reconcile has the best. but its charm has nothing to do with gumbo or collard greens. >> i have been with cafe reconcile for a month and a half. i learn a lot. >> reporter: the draw of the cafe is its purpose to help turn around the lives of young people like sharna. >> before, i was just running the streets, you know? doing what a young child usually do. >> a special, chickek. >> reporter: the restaurant offers a stcomprehensive live skills program. >> for 12 weeks, kids with nowhere else to turn, come here for intensify skill classes. >> i need the chicken broken up in smaller pieces. >> reporter: they work rotating shifts in the fully functioning cafe. and claim internships at top real world restaurants and hotels. >> 20, 25,000. >> mr. hiram teach us how to

correspondent michelle miller spoke with some of our country's military kids to see just how they are's before going to afghanistan next month is making sure his daughter molly is ready too. >> mean my mom will try to stay calm about this because more we got like the more sad we get, the more harder it's going to be for him to get focused while he's away because he'll be thinking about us. >> reporter: with 214,000 american service members currently deployed in afghanistan, iraq, and supporting missions, 194,000 kids have been left behind on the home front. a reality of war that 6-year-old molly is beginning to grasp. how does your mom or dad explain that to you? it would be so hard. >> well, we do it little by little, so my mom explains some stuff. one day, then she explains the other stuff another day. >> i got to log out, honey. >> reporter: chad sherman says nothing could have completed prepared him. >> you just feel really proud that they are not only helping themselves and their family, they are helping everybody. >> reporter: if you could change it, though, would you? >> i feel

michelle miller, cbs news. >> lots of problems in new jersey.folks are still without power. >>> more fallout from the jetblue flight this weekend that was stuck on the tarmac for more than seven hours. >> the government is now investigating how it could have happened, but a cbs news travel editor reports the government's highly touted passenger's bill of rights may not actually help the passengers in this case. >> it's ridiculous. the airport is just leaving us here and not doing anything about it. >> reporter: jetblue flight 504 among 25 flights forced to land saturday night after snowy weather forced some 50 planes to be diverted from new york airports. >> is there any way you can get a tug and a tow bar out of here and get us towed smo ed somewhe gate or something. >> reporter: 129 passengers stuck on the tarmac for more than seven hours without water and working restrooms. >> they're totally filled. nobody can go in them any more. you just have to hold it. >> reporter: tempers began to flair onboard. >> i got a problem here on the airplane.

michelle miller is in harrisburg, pennsylvania, with that this morning. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. athletic director tim curley and university vice president gary schultz will be arraigned at this district court in harrisburg sometime later today. the university board of trustees made the announcement of their departures overnight as officials try to deal with allegations of a trusted coach that could blemish happy valley's storied history. >> jerry sandusky in the middle, long-time assistant for joe paterno. >> reporter: as defensive coordinator, jerry sandusky built an unquestioned reputation for penn state football as linebacker u. helping legendary head coach joe paterno score the most wins in division i history. but sandusky's personal reputation is now in question. >> jerry is very, very depressed. he's very upset. he's very distraught about the charges, the allegations. >> reporter: in a 40-count indictment, sandusky is accused of targeting eight boys over a period of 15 years, both before and after his retirement in 19

. >> and michelle miller lucked out, yet again. she's had some plum assignments lately.singer in one of his favorite places. ♪ let someone start believing in you ♪ >> reporter: when tony bennett takes the stage, there are no rips. ♪ as long as i care for you >> reporter: no special effects. just simple elegance, the way it used to be. >> thank you very much! >> reporter: sinatra said you were his favorite. >> well, what did he know? he taught me to like the audience, not to be frightened of them. and it seems my whole life. ♪ i know i'd go from rags to riches ♪ >> reporter: that advice combined with a robust smoky voice and in the heart of the depression into a world renowned superstar. >> i had the number one record in the world so i have to go to germany and i have to go to italy and paris. >> reporter: we caught a ride with bennett down to one of his favorite cities, new orleans. ♪ >> reporter: the town where jazz was invented. ♪ >> reporter: isn't that great? walk over to it? >> reporter: yeah. ♪ >> reporter: at 85, bennett is just as inspired and just as passionate

. >>> let's go over to the news desk with michelle miller for a look at the rest of the headlines. >>re working against sanctions on syria where anti-government v anti-government violence has been ongoing since march. thousands of people have died in syria in the violent crackdown. several people were killed yesterday. syria blames armed groups for killing civilians. >>> at least 15 people are dead after a series of bomb blasts in iraq this morning. a roadside bomb blew up a truck carrying construction workers on the outskirts of baghdad. three other bombs exploded in central baghdad. violence in iraq has escalated as the u.s. prepares to leave at the end of the year. >>> the mayor of los angeles who is sympathetic with the occupy wall street movement now says those camped out around l.a. city hall will have to leave. antonio villaraigosa says the camp imposes a threat to public health and safe safety. the deadline to dismantle the camp is early monday morning. >>> there are new developments this morning in the sexual abuse case involving a syracuse university assistant basketball coa

miller. >> we heard so many stories about marilyn monroe. talk to me about the research that went into actual movie about this part of her life. >> i think michele williams researched more than any actress i have ever worked with. she read every book from arthur miller's book to kazam's book, to owe livier's book. norma jean was the name of -- the real name of marilyn monroe and marilyn monroe is almost an affectation. it's almost like a cake ter she created, that breathy voice and everything. she was really, really witty when her nude pictures came out. it was going to cause a scandal. and people said, what were you doing? what were you wearing? why were you nude? >> there is nothing on but the radio, she said. she was almost so witty and smart about stuff. >> why do you think so many people are fascinated with marilyn monroe here in an area we call woodley park, adams morgan in the d.c. area, there is a huge, huge picture of her. what's the fast nation? >> i think that's the person if ification of the american dream. she is born in an orphanage, married to get out of there. and then the romans she had, joe dimaggio, great american baseball her

miller. >> oh, wow. >> there is michelle williams right there. >> stunning. >> incredible. >> so marilyn-like. >> the voice, the shape, she has it all down. kenneth brannaugh plays sir lawrence olivier in the film who is the co-star of marilyn at the time and he is also brilliant. i say probably he will be getting an oscar nod as well as michelle williams. a great date movie at this holiday season. and finally, got it give just a quick nod to -- got to give a quick nod to a film i reviewed last week still in theaters doing big box office, "twilight" breaking dawn. it's a great film. muppets hugo two great family films and if you want a little edge this weekend maybe on a date my week with marilyn and "twilight" breaking dawn. >> you want it take the kids, do the muppets. >> absolutely. i think that's the film to see for the whole family this weekend. >> what are you doing for thanksgiving? >> eating, maybe a little eating and perhaps a little bit later i'll have some room to do a little eating. [ laughter ] >> so wait. let me get this down, you're going to be eating today. >> hanging with fam

miller. oscar buzz aplenty around the film. michelleilliams is brilliant, and kenneth is also due for an oscar nod. a great movie, probably the best portrayal of marilyn monroe ever on the big screen. my week with marilyn is now playing and is rated r. >>> finally, twilight breaking dawn, it's the beginning of the end for the twilight crew. while the latest film does not have the bite of the prior films, it has much to keep you entertained. a lavish kardashian-style wedding, the birth of a child, and of course the epic wolfpack versus vampire fight scenes. here's your recap. the muppets, hugo, great family films. great date night, my week with marilyn and twilight. enjoy the rest of your holiday weekend. cheers! >>> and we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (kristy does weather) . >>> time for our last look at weather. >> it's going to be beautiful today. lots of sunshine in store and we'll continue to see dry weather for the next several of days. chance of rain back in the forecast for the end of the week. get outside and enjoy. 70s in

dennis miller changing his presidential endorsement. he will tell us who and why. michelehmann launching a political ad against her rivals. wait until you see this. pretty vicious. back in a moment. pr >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight you may remember our pal dennis endorsed herman cain for president. now the sage of southern california having second thoughts and joins us from los angeles. what's with the glasses, first of all, miller? >> well, i had somebody call my radio show today and say that in an attempt to emulate brit hume i should try to look more tweety. but now that i look at it, i feel like some moron teaching sustainable diversity trap at a midwestern juco so i will get rid of them. >> bill: you don't need them. everybody respects your intellect the way you are. >> without my endorsement? listen, you know why i'm on the cain train, billy. >> bill: why? >> he can't win. listen, he is still a great guy. and this is a fluid situation for me. if he gives us the best chance to win tomorrow, i'm back on. but t

sienna miller sued the tabloids, and that tabloid had to apologize. >> michelle, thank you. >>> did george tax cut but they have until the end of the year to do it. thank you for joining us. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you, too. >> if republicans don't want to see tax increases, shouldn't this be a no-brainer, the tax cut? >> that's going to be the debate congress will take up over the next month or so. one of the consequences of the super committee's failure, a lot of the tax previsions that might have taken up in a bigger package have to be dealt with one by one. they are open to a payroll tax cut, because, you know, as republican majority leader, eric cantor said, they don't want to see taxes increased on anybody, and on the other hand, democrats are likely to say, we want the payroll tax cut and we also want to extend employment benefits for people having a hard time finding work. that's where you will find real trouble between democrats and republicans, because republicans have historically not wanted to extend unemployment insurance. >> it's not just the payroll tax

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