i'm not alone my name is salam bubble but people call me brother salaam and. try have a small business where you know where daily wage earners. but i have no savings here walk away no one ever does get saved is spent on medicine. her condition used to be much better. she used to go to the market go for walks and play around with her. she used to laugh and have fun there were no problems. with some time later on we noticed but she couldn't sit up on her own or turn over of your kind about meeting but here. slowly she started looking to press. when we would talk to her she would not reply . so we brought her to the doctor the doctor said she's been like this since birth and there might be some treatment for her me here. some. of my arm today we are at a point where we wanted to do a lot but we can't do much. for the people that has been an ending because people continue to be there more than hundred thousand people still chronically ill and there's at least only thirty thousand people who have been forced to drink contaminated water for the last fifteen sixteen

investors not the only ones losing money at facebook salaam is slashing the state's projected revenue and the stock's new low today. there's a vitamin water coconut water and drain water are any of these special waters any better for you than tap water. those stories and more tonight at 6:00 p.m. >>> thank you >> pelley: tonight, the peacemaker calls it quits. the u.n.'s negotiator gives up or peace in syria. charlie d'agata is in the battle with the rebels. david martin has the inside story of how terrorists based in pakistan attacked u.s. forces. u.en the suicide bombing was used as a recruiting tool. rec not just crops dropping road in the drought. >> every morning there was a lot of dead carp floating downriver. >> reporter: jim axelrod on another business drying up. and after a 16-year-old caused the death of a child, chip reid tells us the judge made a surprising decision. >> how we respond to her is going to define the rest of her life. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. there is nothing to save syria avw. kofi

salaam continued the oppression of the kurds, threatening neighbors. it is no wonder that eventually all u.s. military presence was removed from the kingdom of saudi arabia. tension remained high during the behavior frustrated every effort to stabilize the region. despite enthusiastic intentions by president herbert walker bush to encourage settlement of the new israeli-palestinian issue, no real progress was realized and the security situation continues to feature almost constant conflict highlighted by military and terrorist actions and and it's between them. the attacks against the u.s. on 9/11, a perpetrated by zealous muslim extremists had lined the seriousness of the threat posed by radicals long lists organized confronted by all qaeda under osama bin laden. they had feared repression, region and throughout the world. among the lessons to be taken in the wake of these events is first from the complexity of regional surity issues and the consequences of perceptions by people. it is ironic that many of the radicals to caused so much pain were the s