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i'm russ mitchell. also tonight, campaign 2010. with just two days until election day, president obama tries to rally democrats while republicans believe they're about to clinch a congressional takeover. he's number two: for the first time in more than five years, tiger woods is bumped from the top of the p.g.a. rankings. and game on: we'll give you be early look at the new video game that is strictly hands-free. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: and good evening. two days after that worldwide terror threat, there's new information out tonight that is getting a lot of attention from law enforcement officials and air travelers. here's the latest. authorities believe one of the bombs discovered also traveled on passenger planes within the middle east. also, american officials say there may be more bombs out there, and the u.s. is sending six t.s.a. inspectors to yemen. homeland security correspondent bob orr has the latest. >> reporter: this is the al qaeda terrorist who offic

russ. >> mitchell: bill plante at the white house. thanks a lot.for more on the possible diplomatic fallout from the document release, we are joined by richard hass of the council of foreign relations and former national security agent for first president bush. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> mitchell: on the diplomatic disaster where do the leaks fall. bad, not so bad. somewhere in the middle. in many cases we knew these things. we knew for example that the afghan government is corrupt. we knew that the prime minister or president of italy obviously had all sorts of dealings that were unsavory. on the other hand there are serious things here. for example about cooperation with the pakistani government, to try to secure certain nuclear materials that we don't want to get into the wrong hands. they make it slightly more difficult for some arab governments to work with us against iran. so again, it depends. >> mitchell: do you think that the leak that has the potential to do the most damage? >> i think the arab leak, that makes it a little bi

russ mitchell, cbs news, new york. >> must be nice.g up later on "the early show" live from india with the latest on president obama's trip and political issues faced at home. >>> also, american amanda knox goes back to court in italy. we'll talk to her parents. and harry smith meets his namesake, a karaoke king in north center florida. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. good to see you, everybody, i'm terrell brown. have a great day, everybody, terrell brown. have a great day, everybody, we'll see you later! -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> spreading hate at a bay area school. the radical baptists

russ mitchell has his story. >> come on, guys. fast.od should be out. >> reporter: if you think shopping for your thanksgiving meal is tough. give thanks you're not michel richard. >> how are you? congratulations. >> reporter: his new restaurant in suburban virginia, michel, opened less than three weeks ago. his recipes are also now being served at the garden cafe in the national gallery of art in washington. and he's got two other places to keep tabs on in the nation's capital. clearly he's a big hit with customers. >> on the way out, thank you, michel, thank you very much. >> it's nice. >> i love butter. i'm going to put a lot. >> reporter: he's run restaurants around the country. and won awards. one from the james beard foundation for outstanding chef. he also received wine spectator's award of excellence and a national order of merit from the french government. at 62, he's got a lifetime of cooking under his chef's hat. >> i killed a rabbit when i was 8 years old. found the rabbit, i killed the rabbit. i made the sauce. like my moth

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i'm russ mitchell, cbs news.the curtain goes up for previews tonight on "spider- man: turn off the dark," a broadway show with music by bono and the edge of u2. the buzz is louder than a swarm of green hornets. we actually thought we'd be broadcasting this story about a year ago. we'd been invited to go behind the scenes with bono, the edge, and director julie taymor. but one day last year, the show ran out of money. the opening had to be cancelled, and critics predicted it would never reach the stage. then, like the comic book itself, there was a cliff- hanging rescue from near death. talk about drama. the show follows the comic book story of young peter parker and his alter ego, spider-man, with some new twists and new villains. with high-velocity flying and special effects, it's the most daring and most expensive broadway show ever. we were on the inside through much of the ordeal, as spider- man was created, collapsed, and sprang back into action. they're calling it a comic-book rock opera circus. ♪ ♪ no ques

i'm russ mitchell, cbs news. >> pitts: 2010 had already been a disastrous year for haiti when a cholera epidemic erupted a few weeks ago that's killed over 700 people in the countryside, and is spreading to the capital, port-au-prince, where millions of people live in wretched conditions, a perfect breeding ground for the waterborne disease to flourish. this latest disaster couldn't have come at a worse time. haiti was already struggling to recover from last january's earthquake that killed 300,000 people. to help it get back on its feet, nearly half the households in america donated money, and countries from around the world pledged billions. we traveled to haiti to see what's happened since then, and we were surprised to find how little progress has been made. haitians call this makeshift encampment the carrefour median for obvious reasons. it's situated, precariously, on a ten-foot-wide median, sandwiched between two lanes of a busy highway in carrefour, a huge city on the outskirts of haiti's capital, port-au-prince. even by haiti's standards, this place is incomprehensible. the cam

russ mitchell and nancy giles share the honors. >> reporter: you can order just about anything to eat's. >> reporter: alan rosen's grandfather started the place 60 years ago serving cheese cake that's become world famous. >> my grandfather said we're going to be a great restaurant we have to have great cheese cake. >> reporter: now they churn out thousands a day. one time. >> one time in the center. >> reporter: but this fan favorite got its start far from cheese cake corner. >> we have the first records of cheese cake going back 2,200 years to greece. >> reporter: food historian andy smith says the first cheese cake recipe appeared in a book by the roman politician cato. >> he certainly is thought of as the real father of cheese cake history. >> reporter: the simple crust filled with sheep's milk was brought to this country by european colonists. today's cheese cake took shape from when a new york farmer created cream cheese. restaurant you'res began to experiment with this philadelphia cream cheese. they began making all sorts of things with it. one of the things happened to be chee

domestic metal giants are still undervalued on stock market among these companies are ok you have russ and mitchell but in a cost of a find out more. mansell was one of the industries hit hardest by the global financial crisis and it's among the fastest to recover shares of top producers have jumped eighty percent in two years and say they still haven't reached their limits you feel look at the way those trends the fourth quarter rise. kind of stable to marginally up words the price of the offered was coking coal is looking up water the main driver is increasing demand from china the growth of metal consumption in the country has boosted metals prices to buy three times in cost to kate from some two hundred forty dollars to over seven hundred dollars per tonne russia's domestic market also house along with government subsidies so for the car industry the next driver will be the recovery of residential construction demand for some a finished metal products is still twenty five percent below pre-crisis levels to meet the small in from world seeps as the next two years will see an upturn in real estat