michelle miller was there. >> party ready to meet your uncle? since the man that has seen her brother sergeant clayton jordan. today was the day that he and 713 engineer company of the indiana national guard return for more. she had a special delivery for brother, his nephew, seven months old. >> he is home and that is all i could ask for. >> these men have spent the past year clearing land mines in afghanistan. shall all the times we talk about this day, it is finally here. >> six of his friends were not as lucky, they were killed. >> to six people like that is extremely catastrophic to me. >> the specialist has been home since january, he was in at a truck that detonated a roadside bomb that killed four of the guardsmen. >> take me back to that day. >> i want to remember but i don't really. >> for nearly a month he lay in a coma at walter reed hospital, with a broken pelvis and fractured spine and crushed ankle and a punctured lung. >> i thank god every day that i'm still here and i got to see my son's birth and be back here in the states for

michelle miller takes us inside a new luxury pet hotel. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> reid: good evening. i'm chip reid. of the 38 days remaining until election day, the most important of all may be this coming wednesday when president obama and mitt romney meet in denver for the first of three debates. the stakes are sky high, especially for mr. romney. running mate paul ryan made the case for a mitt romney presidency today in the toss-up state of new hampshire. >> we have got to stop spending money we don't have. >> reporter: vice president joe biden campaigned in battled ground florida, where he argued that the obama administration inherited trillion-dollar deficits from the bush administration. >> they put two wars on a credit card, not paying a penny, not paying a penny. >> reid: meanwhile be president obama and mitt romney were hunkered down today cramming for next week's debate showdown. both sides are working hard to lower expect aches by praising their opponents. a romney adviser says the president

michelle miller has more on the deal that could offer a lesson to other cities across the country. >> i would like you to copy this down. >> reporter: over the last 27 months english teacher seth peterson has felt angry about contract talks between his union and the boston school district. >> there were attacks in the media that seemed to be dominated by this inflammatory language describing teachers as greedy; describing teachers as lazy or obstructionist. >> reporter: but now peterson who has taught in the school system for 18 years praises the new collective bargaining deal struck with the city five days ago. >> this is a win-win situation. the most important winners are the students and the community in boston. >> chicago is a union town. >> reporter: as teachers in chicago went on strike last week, boston's 5,000 public schoolteachers and 57,000 students started the new academic year on time. it is something mayor thomas menino is proud of. >> i heard mayor emmanuel on tv saying why can't i get a contract like boston. we have the opportunity now to say to bad teachers, you are no

michelle miller was there. >> are you ready to meet your uncle?n a year since amanda rackowicz has seen her brother, sergeant clinton jordan. today was the day he and his 713th engineer company of the indiana national guard returned from war. >> dismissed! ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: she had a special delivery for her brother, his new nephew, seven-month-old braden. >> he's home, and that's all i could ask for. >> reporter: these men have spent the last year clearing land mines in afghanistan. >> all the times talking about this day is-- it's, you know, it's finally here. >> reporter: but six of his friends were not as lucky. they were killed. >> to lose six people like that is extremely catastrophic to me. >> reporter: specialist douglas rackowicz has been home since january. he was in a truck that detonated a roadside bomb that killed four of the guardsmen. take me back to that day. >> it's a double-edged sword. i want to remember but i don't want to remember. >> reporter: for nearly a month, rackowicz lay in a coma at walter reed hospi

michelle miller, cbs news, gary, indiana. >> coming up after your local news on cbs "this morning," details deal between the nfl and referees union. we'll get an analysis from james brown. mitt romney speaks to jan crawford about why he thinks president obama is engaged in character assassination. we'll get reaction from senator john mccain. also an update on american airlines contract talks with its pilots. we'll hear from a company spokesperson. and actress lucy liu talks about tonight's premier. all that and so much more. busy day on cbs "this morning." that will do it. i appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown. take care, everybody. have a great day. ,,,, >>> >>> we begin with some developing news outside. when glass sending else. >>>

for cbs "this morning," michelle miller, philadelphia. >> makes you hungry. >> i'm starving. >> justo is bona fide italian he said is he making it in a brick oven? >> who knew there were pizza historians. >> pizza is a radiate equalizer. you think that's true? i don't know anybody that doesn't like it. >> exactly. do you like it? >> yes. i don't know anybody who doesn't like it. >> i know you like chicken. >> do i. and fish. i also know that you shouldn't eat too much. >> that's true. >> my pizza topping of choice is double cheese, pepperoni and sausage. >> i like it too. >> very healthy, clogs up the arteries. nice job. >> that does it for us this morning. see you tomorrow on cbs "this morning." up next your local news. see you tomorrow. (á ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> and headlines and 11 year old oakland boy is expected to recover after he was shot while he slept it happened early this morning with several shots fired into the family's home and no one has been arrested for the shooting. police said the driver responsible for a gas station explosion will not be charged surveillance video sho

for cbs "this morning," michelle miller, philadelphia. >> makes you hungry. >> i'm starving. >> justage manager who is bona fide italian he said is he making it in a brick oven? >> who knew there were pizza historians. >> pizza is a radiate equalizer. you think that's true? i don't know anybody that doesn't like it. >> exactly. do you like it? >> yes. i don't know anybody who doesn't like it. >> i know you like chicken. >> do i. and fish. i also know that you shouldn't eat too much. >> that's true. >> my pizza topping of choice is double cheese, pepperoni and sausage. >> i like it too. >> very healthy, clogs up the arteries. nice job. >> that does it for us this morning. see you tomorrow on cbs "this morning." up next your local news. see you tomorrow. (á in the people, businesses, and organizations that call greater washington home. whether it's funding an organization that provides new citizens with job training, working with an anacostia school that promotes academic excellence, or supporting an organization that serves 5,000 meals a day across d.c., what's important to the people

for cbs "this morning saturday" michelle miller, new york. >>> now, you know the recession is over.evable. still ahead, nobody does it better unless you prefer daniel craig over sean connery. we'll take a look at 50 years of films over the most sophisticated agent. >> bond. james bond. >> oh, my goodness. >> i know. do you have a favorite bond? >> daniel craig, i think. sean connery, to me. but i have to say i think the only one who has come close is daniel craig. >> he revolutionizes him. >> a little edgier. i thought "casino royale" was an amazing film. best of all the bond films. "goldfinger" was a great one. >> love listening to sean connery's voice. the thing about these films, they are beautiful. they are really aesthetically pleasing. the settings that they are set in. >> i remember when i was a kid and i was getting out of, i think sixth grade, maybe earlier than that, but like in 1964 with "dr. no" and "from russia with love" the biggest treat i got i came out of school one day and my mom took notice a double feature of those two movies back-to-back. there's no double featu

michelle miller is here with the latest with the i frenzy. >> apple stock close up $1.39 on friday finishingt $709 on the new york stock exchange. good news for the company, perhaps better news for the nation's economy. the lines wrapped around apple stores worldwide. smartphone junkies anxious to be among the first be among the new iphone 5 shelled out cold hard cash. market watchers say it could fwuft economy by $3.2 billion. >> iphone 5 bumped the gdp by half a percentage point which is incredible. no other single product notified needle. >> reporter: pre-orders for the phone hit 2 million shattering records for the previous model. estimates for sales this weekend have hit 10 million. >> this is what people have been waiting for. 4g connection which is faster. >> reporter: but like previous generations, the iphone 5 is not perfect. >> they booted off google map and put in their own map. it's not complete. a lot of errors. you got roads on the water. kind of a mess. >> reporter: this week competitors like market leader samsung tried to expose any chunk in apple's armor. it launched a serie

michelle miller is here with the latest with the i frenzy. >> apple stock close up $1.39 on friday finishingck exchange. good news for the company, perhaps better news for the nation's economy. the lines wrapped around apple stores worldwide. smartphone junkies anxious to be among the first be among the new iphone 5 shelled out cold hard cash. market watchers say it could fwuft economy by $3.2 billion. >> iphone 5 bumped the gdp by half a percentage point which is incredible. no other single product notified needle. >> reporter: pre-orders for the phone hit 2 million shattering records for the previous model. estimates for sales this weekend have hit 10 million. >> this is what people have been waiting for. 4g connection which is faster. >> reporter: but like previous generations, the iphone 5 is not perfect. >> they booted off google map and put in their own map. it's not complete. a lot of errors. you got roads on the water. kind of a mess. >> reporter: this week competitors like market leader samsung tried to expose any chunk in apple's armor. it launched a series of commercial mocking th

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there is distance between the private miller obama and public michelle obama. it is very intelligent. >> i don't agree. i don't think she changed. i think she has become a more polished political figure and recognized where the political land mines are. as someone who dabbled in politics myself, when you are doing it for the first time, you don't recognize how sensitive your statements can be. so i don't think she has changed at all. i think she is a very same person. she's been very voc al and i wil campaign myself and my affairs the way i want to and i wouldn't be trouted out when you want me to be. she chose issues she cares about. she is at core very much herself which is why the american people love her. she was kark can coutured in the beginning. you showed that new yorker piece which was like, the caricature of her. but that was never who she was. and the more people have gotten to know her the more apparent it has become that the caricature is not true. >> but person who said, i'm finally proud of america. that's who she was. harvard lawyer, a tough wom

michele tafoya three runs, three passes. they are now at the lions 31 yard line. smith will go to the fullback who will juggle the ball out of bounds. bruce millerhis move by frank gore in the open field working against coleman. that is a knee buckler right there. and then on the other side, stephen tulloch gets rolled up on by joe staley and he limped out of the game. >> al: palmer a linebacker out of mississippi takes his spot. second down and ten. smith stepping up in the pocket. that is douglas. two drops here. one by miller, one by walker. it will be third down and ten. >> cris: i keep waiting for one of those wham passes, you know? they have hit them with about four or five of those fake the wham blocks and try and get a pass out here. but they are in field goal range but in this stadium, this is a tough kick. you just don't know what the wind is going to do. i think you have to stay aggressive here offensively and at least try to pick up six, seven yards. >> al: the prevailing wind is wind shear here at candlestick park and always has been. third and ten. smith fires and that is incomplete. that was manningham. hit him in a bunch of blue

miller show." good morning. i'm john fuglesang. i'll be filling in for steph all week in spite of a very angry letter from michelle obama. delighted to be here. we have great guests lined up today and all week long. really what matters most is that you the current viewer get your news from the only channel that matters and the only news girl that matters of course, i'm talking about the luminous and brilliant jacki schechner. good morning jacki. >> good morning, john, how are you? can you hear me? maybe he can't hear me. good morning everybody. there is no viable path to the presidency for mitt romney that does not include ohio and new poll numbers show that he's now losing to president obama in the key battleground state. the president holds a 5-point lead, this according to the public policy polling which is a democratic leaning outfit. but what's important about this is that mitt romney's campaigning in ohio today and at this point in the game, the numbers show he still has some significant work to do. president up 50 to 45. meanwhile, mitt romney may have set a record for the fastest flip-flop ever. on "meet the pres

miller in a few minutes. right now, let's go back to charlie rose and norah o'donnell at the democratic national convention. hello, you two. i was thinking about michelleo. you know you're popular and people are paying attention when everybody wants to know the color of the nail polish she was wearing the night of her speech. even her husband probably doesn't know the answer to that question. >> it was kind of a gray or pewter color. >> it's nail design called vogue. who knew? >> i noticed it in some of the pictures afterwards. michelle obama, always a trend setter. charlie was talking about that actually. he asked me -- >> i was thinking -- >> i didn't know she had nail polish on. >> there you go. >>> good morning, gayle. great to see you. >> good to see you guys. >>> president obama takes the stage tonight to accept the democratic nomination and try to convince voters that he deserves a second term. >> of course, his memorable speeches helped get him elected in 2008. bill plante, of course, has a preview of the speech tonight. he has a bird's eye view all the way at the podium position. >> good morning, charlie and norah. does the president have to t

miller show." [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> stephanie: okay. jacki schechner here's some news for you. jim ward has a picture of michelle as you did but for entirely different reasons. >> beautiful picture of her. >> girlfriend got some guns. >> stephanie: those guns are loaded. >> yeah, they are. >> stephanie: jacki schechner and i were texting back and forth. jacki loved the dress too. she looks gorgeous. rush limbaugh is an a-hole. then we just did snotty texts about rush limbaugh. he always said she looks fat and whatever. >> yeah, whatever. >> stephanie: jacki called him a disgusting balloon. i said he's a macey's day fat fer balloon is what i sid. i was saying stuff she couldn't say on the air. >> we'll put that online. >> stephanie: during the convection. highly entertaining. not for the kids. now with her kid friendly broadcast for this morning jacki secker this in the current news center. >> not so sure those are ever intended to be made public. good morning everybody. the same way that we saw democrats try to counter message the republican national convention, we're seeing republicans now try the same. the con