on the photo site flickr, dylan nord posted this picture of the storm surge in long branch, new jersey. bill kurtz, a public school teacher, took this shot in west haven connecticut, before being knocked over by a giant wave. these citizen journalists often have an emotional attachment to their subjects. chris dymek photographed his sister's house in manville, new jersey. in vermont, susan hammond had grown up near that covered bridge. how did you feel when you saw that through your lens? >> it was devastating, as you can tell. >> i put all my photos on flickr. >> reporter: chris doesn't care about being paid, he just loves to share his pictures. like this one. >> on top of the photo you've got these dark clouds, a bit scary looking. >> reporter: but then the sun, and the end of irene. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: worth a thousand words. that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdon

two points trust toward nords all the russian side is broad there are huge number of from past including good scientists who work in russia that's i totally disagree with you on this point and second as i said already exchange of scientists is not about things that's absolutely normal practice brain drain is nor is not of wealth in the berthing is the is no a real us promises that scientists are coming back to russia and shoot to be sure russia got a fantastic school of science we should share it with the war but we also have to get something back from the war and we need to unwind best the best people and i don't think that nationality makes a big issue here constantin the russian government the kremlin has been pretty much obsessed by nana technologies over the last couple of years and many people a journalist has been pretty sort of casting at there about this obsession with nana to tell gee do you think that investing into nanotechnology is really the right thing to do for the russian government today. well i guess as you probably misread all this all this initiative. you always need

moscow it's been called the largest infrastructure projects in europe the first part of the russian nord stream gas pipeline is finished. first witnessed the final stages of construction. but this is the very last weld in the first flight of the new extreme pipeline there's a gulf hundred thousand of the in this life this unfolding golden well not only because it if i don't want it also because the rest of them have been tested when they bring water through the pipeline previously this one has to be golden because it's going to get its first test when they feed a russian natural gas for the first time directly to europe and that's going to be happening very shortly i during september it's not only the world's longest pipeline a bit twelve hundred kilometers low it's also the mates withstand extreme conditions including temperatures as low as minus fifty degrees celsius it shovels under the both takes a course an economic zones that five states and it's been described as an example of multilateral cooperation and energy currently russia supplies around a good year it's just and there are

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nord to do that, they need to have a marketplace to sell their exports to.e biggest single market? obviously, you're looking at it, right so basically -- it's something like $300 billion just last year, 282 billion was the amount of money americans spent buying chinese goods last year. they don't have as much leverage people think because they are so dependant on access to our consumer market >> you talk about these rigged trade agreement, trade agreement, south korea, pan marks colombia. why would anyone vote for this? if this hurts us in the end because we're trying to get our products in the hands of these people as opposed being the consumer of their products. we need manufacturing here to get out of the united states. >> quickly, this is where the saddest part of the breach of integrity in all of our politicians manifest itselves right now. politicians appear if they can appear to be doing something that's doing something politically desirable, we'll great jobs, trade agreements create jobs. even after 10 years, 15 years of arithmetic and math that prov

here at the median, where you see all of that orange paint on the road, that's where police found a nord explorer -- ford exer procedure -- explorer. inside it, they found 28-year- old man. he was bleeding from a gunshot wound in the chest. he died at the scene. investigators were still talking to witnesses last night. as we mentioned, we just spoke to a fairfield man who now the -- who knew the victim and said the victim just got out of you prison about two -- got out of prison about two weeks ago. >> i don't know what happened. it's a tragedy. >> reporter: investigators combed this parking lot which is combine -- a combined lot for the mcdonald's and chevron customers. police believe that a fight broke out here in this parking lot which led to shots being fired and the victim's death. i've already contacted vallejo police and left messages for the watch commander on duty. we have not yet heard back from the d. and there's also some discussion about surveillance video in the area. as soon wees hear back from the police department -- as soon as we hear back from the police department, we