>> seven. >> stahl: wimbledon? >> we won wimbledon. yeah, in... >> stahl: u.s. open?won the u.s. open a couple times. >> stahl: davis cup? >> got the davis cup. >> yup. >> stahl: since 1998, they've won over $14 million in prize money. but per match, they often make one fifth what a top singles player makes. to understand why, just look at the stands. doubles is no singles, as you can also tell when they're whisked after a major victory to meet the eager press. >> bob: look at this, the press conference. >> stahl: remember, these two are the michael jordans of their sport. >> john mcenroe: doubles is on life support, in a sense. and if it wasn't for the bryans, it'd be in even worse shape. >> stahl: it's like the ugly stepchild of tennis now. >> john mcenroe: but the argument is with doubles guys, they're always saying, "oh, you know, people love to watch doubles." you hear people-- "really? if people love to watch it, how come there's no one in the stands?" in 2005, some tournament directors actually tried to put an end to the doubles tour. >> bob: it was scary. ther

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>> stahl: right. >> loftus: you picked right. >> stahl: left. >> loftus: you picked left. >> stahl: isaid left, but i wasn't 100% sure. and then, the tricky part. well, i'll tell you why i'm stymied. >> loftus: okay. >> stahl: because i just picked this one on the left two seconds ago. but now i'm not sure, because those two look very much alike to me. but i'm going to tell you the left. but i was wrong! it was the one on the right. loftus explained how i had been duped. >> loftus: so you saw this face. then i gave you a test, where i presented you with an altered face... >> stahl: oh, my gosh. >> loftus: ... along with another one. so i pretty much induce you to pick a wrong face, because i don't even have the real guy there. it's an altered version. and later on, when you now have a choice between the altered one and the real one, you stuck with your altered left... >> stahl: yeah. >> loftus: ... choice. >> stahl: this is exactly what happened to jennifer. >> loftus: this can help us understand why jennifer can be sitting in a courtroom and be looking at bobby poole, the original ra

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stahl says that, while they are understaffed, they are doing heroic work.e says the 34 psychiatrists, psychologists and other counselors at the base are overwhelmed by the demand for their services. besides treating the soldiers in the transition brigade, they also have to provide services to 50,000 to 60,000 other soldiers and their families. one of fort hood's top psychiatric nurse practitioners, colonel tom yarber, acknowledged that getting timely mental health care appointments was a problem, and that soldiers have complained about this. >> our average wait to see a medication provider now is about... is about five to six weeks here on post. that is a common concern of soldiers, that they have to wait a long period of time. >> suarez: dr. stahl thinks the shortage at fort hood could be alleviated if the army trained the 59 nurses and social workers in the wounded warrior unit to prescribe medications and provide counseling, making better use of the staff already there. in the civilian world, stahl said, most nurses are trained to do just that. >> and th

>> yeah, you're welcome to look. >> stahl: it turns out the 39th president kept a diary while in thes now turned into a book. when american citizens get this book, what do you think is going to surprise them the most? >> i think the absolute unadulterated frankness of what i had to say. >> stahl: and that includes calling ted kennedy irresponsible and abusive. >> pelley: in american samoa, it's the pre-game show. this is a high school football team warming up with the haka war dance, something passed down for ages to teach agility to warriors of size and strength. it's estimated that a boy born to samoan parents is 56 times more likely to get into the nfl than any other kid in america. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm byron pitts. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." my nasal allergies are ruining our camping trip. i know who works differently than many other allergy medications. hoo? omnaris. [ men ] omnaris -- to the nose! [ man ] did you know nasal symptoms like congestion can be caused by allergic inflam

on "morning joe" just last month, 60 minutes correspondent leslie stahl predicted yesterday's church visit. >> i am ready to make a bet -- >> okay. >> that within the next two months we see the obama family going to church. >> there you go leslie stahl, a lot of people suggesting that, too. it happened yesterday. >>> the american hiker held in iran for more than 13 months spoke out on u.s. soil for the first time yesterday. sarah shourd insisted she and the two men detained with her never spied or committed any crime. calling the arrest a huge misunderstanding. shourd also described the final moments of her release last tuesday and the uphill battle facing her fiance and friend. >> my gratitude goes in particular to ayatollah khamenei and president ahmadinejad for my compassionate release from detention this is not the time to celebrate. my disappointment in not sharing this with shane and josh was crushing. and i stand before you today only one-third free. >> mahmoud ahmadinejad who is in new york now for annual meetings at the u.n. general assembly, suggested that after iran's huma

and happened at the inception of stahl plays and 10th street. one was hit in the stomach and the other was hit in the fight. all three are expected to survive. witnesses are being questioned at this hour. but there is no word on a suspect or motive. >> the man accused of beating an hispanic to death because of his race has been indicted. 19-year-old jermaine holly has been charged with a hate crime. he beat martin raised to death in august because he hated mexicans. an arraignment is set for next month. officials say that the doctor when it in last thursday's shooting is improving and is in good condition. detectives said that dr. cohen was shot in the abdomen by 50- year-old paul pardus after briefing him of his mother's medical condition. investors say that pardus shot and killed his mother and then turned the gun on himself >> a 34-year-old woman is accused of beating her and to death. -- beating her aunt to death. according to court documents, simmons called 911 friday night to report she had attacked her on, but did not know why. police say

significant gains among the stops in the index all the search we are rising gains in my steps are led by stahl and spare bank. about russia is to reintroduce the construction of taleb locks for cheap housing is spot on the effort to double house building in russia by twenty twenty eight the regional development ministry says it will reduce building costs and russia's regions will have to put potential schemes out to tender it's hoped that part of the process will be over by the end of the via. tighter regulation may be coming for russia's pawnbrokers because the central bank believes many could be being used for money laundering the r.b.c. business newspaper says the amount of money paid out by one shops is comparable to that given by banks those loans but or say they're having to use them because banks loan criteria have become much tighter since the crisis at the moment pawn shops face few financial controls and there are virtually no carrots to anyone opening up pawn shop in russia. the international monetary fund is warning the global economy is likely to slow down in the coming months and

and servers stahl has acquired twenty two percent of shares the norwegian in-text resources the deal worth twelve and a half million dollars gives russia still access to the. deposit in the philippines that's made that the total cost of the project is about two to half billion dollars several styles said the acquisition is part of its diversification strategy into new commodities. that's all i have for you this hour we'll bring you all the latest on the international mess before and throughout the day at c.u. unless the how it was. sergeant of the israeli defense forces. during his service scorched a street fight. if i am from the kernel of the chilean armed forces participated in keeping down a military revolt. the sergeant of the u.s. army. trying to become an american by digging pardon the. ranks and reasons differ but one thing brings them together once they disobey. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are the day. eleven thirty am in moscow good to have you with us on our

in fact, now lesley stahl at "60 minutes." we really are a close group.t people would be surprised how often we get together. and lesley and i get together. in part because we are often mistaken for each over. >> jimmy: you and lesley. >> martha stewart, lesley. occasionally meryl streep but i have to have had a lot of hair and makeup done for her, because she's so pretty. >> jimmy: i get emeril. [ laughter ] so count your blessings. >> it's -- lesley and i have an agreement. if she's having a grouchy day she just tells everybody she's me, and vice versa. >> jimmy: that's identity theft. you shouldn't stand for that. that's totally unacceptable. obviously you've done many, many interviews. have you ever been genuinely scared during an -- besides this one, obviously. an interview you were conducting, have you ever been scared? >> scared as in physically scared or -- >> jimmy: like fearful. >> well, you know, sometimes you get a little anxious because you can't figure out exactly how you're going to get to the thing you want to -- probably the most in some

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here is leslie stahl from a few weeks ago. >> i am ready to make a bet that within the next two monthsto church. >> it's something we haven't seen much of. and again, reagan never went to church. we're not knocking it. >> wonderful. >> my family needs to go to church more. >> could it be contrived? is that what she's saying? >> chuck todd, with a debate raging and i think it's a pathetic debate raging over whether barack obama is a christian or not when he says he is, lesley stahl says -- >> her implication would be that it would be for visual. that's what i mean by ntrived. >> yes, he's a christian. talk about yesterday, todd. >> sunday he went to church. if we're trying to ascribe motivations, then why does anybody go to church? i guess this is one -- i'm taking a pass. i'm taking a pass on this one. >> willie goes to confession every day. and your bookie goes to your church. >> he goes for me actually. he's a proxy. >> this is a weekend of atonement for my people. this is not the weekend to judge. i'm not doing it. >> nobody is judging anybody here. >> joe, really quick, on afghanis

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the bay bridge itself pretty like conditions westbound so that could change we just had to stahl's reportedd about from a different it's as a pickup truck rights in the left- hand lane. here is a look at our camera and downtown san francisco, you can see the traffic appears to be moving reasonably well across the upper deck. this so would mean traffic is backed up before it through a deep cantilever section. mark was elected >> to >> thank you, fog and all those five shots in here the golden gate is a much higher fog of around 2,000 ft. so the cloud cover is pushing all the way inland it will be slower to clear today. ovzsunshine not tl noon for a response. at the cows not expecting sunshine and all. this'll be the pattern we look for for the next few days. kron temperatures clouds are just about everywhere mid-upper 50s. 58 oakland. 55 in san jose. here is fog tracker, marine layer pushing everywhere inland 10:00, far inland expecting to see sunshine, noontime sun for the inland valleys but still the fog from the cinephile bridge down from the dunbarton goods and clearing and san jose by

think if we had gotten together we could have gotten this through, rather than sort of -- >> leslie stahlou mean he killed it? and he would have said yes. >> who waits 30 years to dredge this up after a man dies, pat? you see the shot of jimmy carter with the living presidents and they don't even want to stand next to him. there's a shot before they walked out and barack obama was being inaugurated. he was off to the side. and there were reports of the other presidents who find him to be just an i'm bittered man. >> i think he feels he's unappreciated as a president. and quite frankly, a lot of things he's been very critical of the late ronald reagan over. the truth is, i remember we went down with reagan -- were you at the dedication of the carter library? >> no. >> we worked on the speech down there. we said, for god's sake, if any word or suggestion or line out here, anybody could say something negative about carter? that's the way reagan was. he wanted to make it positive all the way. that's the way reagan was. a very big man, you know. i don't see largeness of soul in that episode we

it has since the 7:00 hour when the alone stahl was reported on the upper deck.s were cycled at an unnecessarily slow rate, that pushed early in the hour of the back of the way to the macarthur maze where it still sits. this is a shot from interstate 80, traffic is moving sluggishly all the way down from golden gate fields to the berkeley curb. as you can see in our traffic tracker maps, the back of an easier reaches of way up to albany. 580 is still slow from highway 2424 is still slow. westbound through what bridge. passed the children's hospital into the maze. that is not only are slow spot the right and 680 sub leading to concord, pleasant hill into walnut creek is still pretty heavy, slower traffic now for the westbound 24 n southbound 680 and even then northbound right into danville. the marin ride is pretty slow, so sound was so traffic beginning through novato before highway 37. the heaviest traffic reaches all the way down to central zander fell. problems reported in san francisco 101 the northbound coming to interstate 80 so woodbin inbound traffic from