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our seth doane was nearby. he's in beijing this evening. seth? >> reporter: that's right, scott. i could hear the sirens coming from tiananmen square where police worked quickly to lock down that square. of course, tiananmen square has great significance here in china because it was the site of that massive student protest and bloody government crackdown in 1989. we learned that the car burst into flames. but those pictures of that have black cloud of smoke billowing over the square were quickly removed from the internet here and authorities established a sort of screen to block the crash site from public view. now the global times, an official newspaper here, reports that the suspects are from sync jiang province, part of china that has historically had trouble with the government. >> pelley: seth, thank you very much. we've been talking about this all day. college marching bands are always trying to top one another but ohio state raised the bar with its hollywood tribute saturday. we're going to speed this up a little bit so you can see it. first up was "superman." marching in

seth doane met one of the most powerful women in the fashion industry in the world. ey are vying for space as chi fa's fashion market grows. at shanghai's fashion night out. she presented center stage. designers want her attention because where she focus, so do chinese readers. she's the editor of kwtd vog"vo" >> you do look tall in this foal. >>> yep, by 2020 that's expected to triple to $200 billion. "vogue" began publishing here in 2005 with chung as the editors. she's put them on the map by petting them on fashion magazine. she's seen theer the trformatio >> this is her as a 4-year-old holding the book of codes. the leader then was determined to destroy differences between rich and poor. >> that's how i was dressed up during the revolution where everyone was dressed the same. luckily i had a grandma what was like the bet there. >> the political situation here in china create as fwags voig. it would good to stans. . it's a national wing. you know. people want it to be the same. >> reporter: cheung is sometimes compared to this firm, "the devil wears prada." fax. al

seth doane shows us what the experts hope to learn from this rock. >> reporter: most stones don't attract of media but this is no ordinary rock. weighing more than half a ton, it started out as a much larger asteroid in the far reaches of the solar system. the last time it was publicly seen was in february as a huge fireball streaking across the sky over russia. it exploded with a force 20 times greater than the nuclear bomb that destroyed hiroshima. >> while we have lots of asteroids and meteorites spin overhead, very few of them actually make it to the pleasant. not only did that make it to the planet it was one of the largest ones to hit us. it plunged to the bottom and was buried under a thick layer of sediment. crews spent ten days freeing the space rock. no one knows exactly how heavy it is because it broke the scale when it was being weighed. >> when it hits the atmosphere, it's traveling so fast that it burns off a lot of the outer stuff leaving a dense core matter that can actually hit the earth. >> reporter: the original meteor was about the size of a bus and weighed roughly 10,

seth doane, shanghai. >> i love to hear the government canceled it for low taste and excessive entertainmentimagine if that were the standard here in america. >> where >>> much of the government's closed again today. political analyst frank luntz asked voters who is to blame. said the answers surprised him. that ice 'head on cbs. play close. good and close. discover the new way to help keep teeth clean and breath fresh. new beneful healthy smile food and snacks. he'll love the crunch of the healthy smile kibbles. you'll love how they help clean. with soft, meaty centers, and teeth cleaning texture healthy smile snacks help keep a shine on his smile. it's dental that tastes so good. new beneful healthy smile food and snacks. doorbusters this friday 3:00 p.m. to saturday 1:00 p.m. like 50% off liz claiborne apparel and $10 off all boots for her. plus, 4 days starting friday get a coupon at jcp.com for an extra $10, $15, or $20 off jcpenney. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture reserve so skin can replenish itself.

seth doane is in beijing where there was a sharp reaction to a u.s. default. >> reporter: good evening to you scott. china's investment in u.s. sdet made at the highest levels of the communist party here and managed far from public view. but the state news agency made a very public and scathing commentary saying that the u.s. debt crisis should prompt a "de-americanized world." meaning that the u.s. dollar should not be at the center of the world economy. what that commentary did not say but some have speculated might be behind it is that china's currency could one day play that role. >> pelley: seth, thank you very much. there's a little less chaos in the national parks today with 350,000 federal workers still furloughed most of those parks are still closed, but mount mount rushmore in south dakota reopened today with money from the state and corporate sponsors. arizona is paying $393,000 a day to keep the grand canyon national park open and the statue of liberty reopened to the public yesterday. the state of new york is paying more than $61,000 a da

seth doane met one of the most powerful women in the fashion industry in the world. rows. at shanghai's fashion night out. she presented center stage. designers want her attention because where she focus, so do chinese readers. she's the editor of kwtd vogue"vogue." >> you do look tall in this foal. >>> yep, by 2020 that's expected to triple to $200 billion. "vogue" began publishing here in 2005 with chung as the editors. she's put them on the map by petting them on fashion magazine. she's seen theer the tranformation. >> this is her as a 4-year-old holding the book of codes. the leader then was determined to destroy differences between rich and poor. >> that's how i was dressed up during the revolution where everyone was dressed the same. luckily i had a grandma what was like the bet there. >> the political situation here in china create as fwags voig. it would good to stans. . it's a national wing. you know. people want it to be the same. >> reporter: cheung is sometimes compared to this firm "the devil wears prada." fax. almost a kaerk ka tur in a wade. >> you've s

seth doane is there this morning. how far some fans are taking their love of american sports. that's ahead. >>> it is widely known in politic bus may be a surprise to you members of congress often use donated funds for perj family members and trips. >> reporter: until republican ron paul of texas retired last year he seemed to be the leader with six family members on the campaign payroll. daughter, daughter's mother-in-law, three granddaughters and a grabbed daughter-in-law paying them $300,000 over the last two election cycles. >> for some congress members it's a family business. >> absolutely. they have member of their family on the campaign payroll and they often will have members of their family who are lobbyists and lobby on issues in which the member may even be working. >> we were interested in talking with republican congressman rodney alexander who retired midterm after winning a campaign with no democratic opposition last year, a race in which he paid his two daughters a total of $130,000. >> congressman? st

seth doane med the editor who has become one of china's most powerful women in the fashion world. s here in china. today they are vying for space as china's fashion market grows. at shanghai's fashion night out, she's center stage. designers want her attention because where she turns her focus so do 640,000 chinese readers. angelica cheung is the editor of "vogue china." >> nice to have valentino dressing you for a night out. >> i need to have these high heels. >> china's fashion business tops $65 billion. by 2020 that's expected to triple to $200 billion. known for spotting a fashion trend, "vogue" began publishing here in 2005 with cheung as the editor. she helped put chinese designers on the map by putting them on the pages of her magazine. this fashion editor who studied to be a lawyer has seen the transformation in her own life. this is you. >> i just got it in. >> reporter: this photograph shows her as a 4-year-old standing in a patriotic pose. she holds the book of quotes from communist china's founder mao tse-tung, a leader determined to destroy differences between rich and

seth doane shanghai. >> i love to hear the government canceled it for low taste and excessive entertainmente in america. >> where >>> good morning. a little bit of fog and high clouds start you off with. here's a live look over san francisco. you can barely see the golden gate bridge. we have high pressure and it continues to build especially over the next few days. we are going to remain mild for now. by this afternoon, we are going to see 60s along the coast, 70s around the bay, and warming up to just barely 80 degrees in some of our inland spots. warmer still by the end of the week into the weekend with highs reaching into the mid- 80s. >>> much of the government's closed again today. political analyst frank luntz asked voters who is to blame. said the answers surprised him. that ice 'head on cbs. play close. good and close. discover the new way to help keep teeth clean and breath fresh. new beneful healthy smile food and snacks. he'll love the crunch of the healthy smile kibbles. you'll love how they help clean. with soft, meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture healthy smile snacks he

seth doane is covering did. >> reporter: the 7.2 magnitude quake rocked the central philippines early this morning. it sent shock waves through the region that brought down buildings, cracked roads and left millions of people scrambling to safety. officials say the earthquake struck about 20 miles deep on bohol island, a popular tourist destination with a population in excess of 1 million people. but the majority of deaths occurred in nearby cebu province. an island inhabited by more than 2.6 million people. many schools and businesses were closed for a muslim holiday when the quake hit. soldiers were called in to respond stot tragedy. and despite how frequently earthquakes occurred in this part of the pacific known as the rim of fire, the outcomes remain unpredictable. a weaker magnitude 6.9 tremblor in the philippines just last year killed nearly 100 people. for "cbs this morning." seth doane, beijing. >>> los angeles international airport is open this morning, but facing a disturbing mystery. for the second time in 24 hours, a dry ice bomb went off at one of the terminals. no one w

seth doane shanghai. >> i love to hear the government canceled it for low taste and excessive entertainment here in america. >> where >>> a beautiful sunrise at the harbor. a beautiful day. take a look at our current numbers. we are sitting in the 60s here in central maryland. around 61 degrees at bwi marshall. we've got 50s located out in western maryland. 63 degrees in ocean city. a beautiful day at the beach. 86 degrees is your high for today. mostly sunny >>> much of the government's closed again today. political analyst frank luntz asked voters who is to blame. said the answers surprised him. that ice 'head on cbs. play close. good and close. discover the new way to help keep teeth clean and breath fresh. new beneful healthy smile food and snacks. he'll love the crunch of the healthy smile kibbles. you'll love how they help clean. with soft, meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture healthy smile snacks help keep a shine on his smile. it's dental that tastes so good. new beneful healthy smile food and snacks. [ female announcer ] hurry in to the jcpenney fall sale. doorbusters this frid

seth doane shows us what the experts hope to learn from this rock. >> reporter: most stones don't attractweighing more than half a ton, it started out as a much larger asteroid in the far reaches of the solar system. the last time it was publicly seen was in february as a huge fireball streaking across the sky over russia. it exploded with a force 20 times greater than the nuclear bomb that destroyed hiroshima. >> while we have lots of asteroids and meteorites spin overhead, very few of them actually make it to the pleasant. not only did that make it to the planet it was one of the largest ones to hit us. it plunged to the bottom and was buried under a thick layer of sediment. crews spent ten days freeing the space rock. no one knows exactly how heavy it is because it broke the scale when it was being weighed. >> when it hits the atmosphere, it's traveling so fast that it burns off a lot of the outer stuff leaving a dense core matter that can actually hit the earth. >> reporter: the original meteor was about the size of a bus and weighed roughly 10,000 tons. the explosion broke it into co

seth doane is covering the destruction. >> reporter: the deadly 7.2 magnitude quake rocked the central philippines early this morning. it sent shock waves through the region that brought down buildings, cracked roads, and left millions of people scrambling to safety. officials say the earthquake struck about 20 miles deep on a popular tourist destination with a population in excess of 1 million people. but the majority of the deaths occurred in nearby cebu province, an island inhabited by more than 2.6 million people. many schools and businesses were closed for a muslim holiday when the quake hit. soldiers were called in to respond to the tragedy. and despite how frequently earthquake os cur in this part of the pacific known as the ring of fire the outcomes remain unpredictable. a weaker magnitude 6.9 trembler in the philippines just last year killed nearly 100 people. for "cbs this morning," seth doane, beijing. >>> los angeles international airport is open this morning but facing a disturbing mystery. for the second time in 24 hours a dry ice bomb went off at one of the terminals. no

seth doane is in beijing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, norah. yes, that's right.near tiananmen square which in many ways is the symbolic site of china. it was the site of the massive 1999 school protest and uprising and bloody government crackdown that followed. i wasn't far from the square in the middle of the day and could hear those sirens when the white suv went careening into a crowd of people killing two tourists and then three people inside. now we're hearing that those, indeed, are suicide attackers. the police here in beijing started circulating names that were reported to sound like members of the uighur group. they historically had great tensions with the terrorist government. this terrorist attack happening really as i mentioned at the symbolic heart of this country in broad daylight earlier this book. >> president obama is hearing tough criticism. in an interview former vice president dick cheney said he doesn't trust the president to stand behind israel and keep nuclear weapons out of iran. >> you don't believe he has the best interest of the united

seth doane is in beijing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, norah. yes, that's right.bolic site of china. it was the site of the massive 1999 school protest and uprising and bloody government crackdown that followed. i wasn't far from the square in the middle of the day and could hear those sirens when the white suv went careening into a crowd of people killing two tourists and then three people inside. now we're hearing that those, indeed, are suicide attackers. the police here in beijing started circulating names that were reported to sound like members of the uighur group. they historically had great tensions with the terrorist government. this terrorist attack happening really as i mentioned at the symbolic heart of this country in broad daylight earlier this book. >> president obama is hearing tough criticism. in an interview former vice president dick cheney said he doesn't trust the president to stand behind israel and keep nuclear weapons out of iran. >> you don't believe he has the best interest of the united states in terms of our national security in the mid