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i'm terrell brown. this morning mitt romney continues to deal with fallout over those comments he made in which he said over half of all americans believe they are victims. president obama addressed the issue last night. romney is not backing down. in an interview yesterday, romney said government should not take from some to give to others. on the tape romney also talked about the chances of peace in the middle east. he said the palestinians don't want peace and are committed to the elimination of israel. >> there's some degree of stability. we have a potentially volatile situation. >> meanwhile a just released poll indicates romney is losing ground for the president in key swing states. susan mcginnis is in washington with more. susan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. mitt romney is hoping to get back on message today but all the talk here is about that secretly reported tape and all of this comes at the same time that a new poll is released showing the race for president is not as tigh

i'm terrell brown. this morning president obama hits the campaign trail fighting to keep his job with just 61 days until the election. last night he accepted the democratic nomination for a second term asking for more time to fix the nation's problems. mr. obama told the convention crowd that this country's problems can be solved, but the task won't be easy. susan mcginnis is covering the convention in charlotte this morning. susan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. talking to folks here who were at the convention. so many said he absolutely revived the excitement of four years ago. the question is, did he win over those who he inspired then who have since become disillusioned. the crowd was on their feet as president obama took the stage to make it official. >> i accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> he says this election isn't just about him. he says it's a choice. >> on every issue, the choice you face won't just be between two candidates or two parties.

i'm terrell brown. u.s. diplomatic missions are on high alert on concerns of anti-american protests. egypt remains the site of the longest and largest protest. this morning demonstrations moved from the u.s. embassy to the administrates of cairo. libyan officials said four arrests have been made on the attack on the u.s. consulate. according to libyan interior minister the attack was a two pronged operation, first the consulate in benghazi was stormed where chris steven's and another american were killed. the rest of the staff was evacuated to a safe house. that was raided hours later. two other americans died in that assault. libyan officials said militants may have been tipped about the safe house location by someone in libyan security. susan mcginnis is following this from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. washington is bracing for more violence across the muslim world today, this is after muslim religious authorities called for mass demonstrations after the weekly friday prayers. prote

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i'm terrell brown. tonight, the democratic national convention kicks off in charlotte, north carolina, a state president obama barely carried in 2008. and according to a new poll of north carolina voters, mitt romney now leads the president by four points. during the convention, democrats hope to draw a sharp contrast with republicans. but tonight, first lady michelle obama will try to get her party back on message after they bungled a very simple question. susan mcginnis is at the convention center this morning. susan, good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, good morning, terrell. yeah, michelle obama was here yesterday doing an informal rehearsal, a warm-up for tonight, when she will address millions of americans, and democrats hope, help convince them that they are better off than four years ago. the stage has been built, the party platform released, and democrats are ready to kick off their 2012 convention. >> this has been such a historic time, i couldn't imagine not coming. >> reporter: but as the f

i'm terrell brown. at the democratic national convention is it's all about re-electing president obama. former president bill clinton makes his case tonight. last night speaker after speaker cast president obama as a champion of the people and his rival mitt romney as rich and out of touch. and the democrats have a new star in san antonio mayor julian castro. but the evening belonged to first lady michelle obama as her husband and daughters watched from the white house, her message was simple. president obama is just like you. susan mcginnis is in charlotte with more this morning. good morning to you, susan. >> terrell, good morning. michelle obama had this arena captivated and the crowd roaring last night in a speech that's being called emotional and intelligent. she laid out her case for giving her husband one more term. michelle obama had everyone on the convention floor on their feet. >> i love michelle. i love her. >> some had tears in their eyes as mrs. obama spoke passionately about her husband.

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i'm terrell brown. this morning the state department is condemning actions that left two americans dead. one diplomat was killed. during an attack on the american consulate in libya. heavily armed militants opened fire and set the consulate on fire. they stormed the embassy in egypt. it was sparked by a video which ridicules islam and the prophet muhammed. the director is now in hiding. the incident set off a political firestorm in this country. we go to susan mcginnis in washington for more. >> reporter: the protesters were outraged by the trailer to a two hour film that ended up being posted to youtube. washington is concerned that the violence may spread to other countries and it wasn't long before politics entered the fray. fires burned in libya this morning after armed gunmen stormed a building killing one american and wounding another. >> americans want to say 0 something bad about prophet muhammad. >> reporter: in egypt demonstrators scaled the wall of the embassy tearing down the american flag a

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i'm terrell brown. president obama takes a brief break from the campaign trail today to address the united nations general assembly. but with just six weeks until the election and his foreign policy under attack from the romney campaign, that address will target american voters as well as world leaders. last night here in new york, secretary of state hillary clinton met with egypt's new islamist president mohamed morsi. two weeks ago, demonstrators overran the u.s. embassy in cairo. morsi assured clinton embassy protection was egypt's duty. susan mcginnis has more now from the united nations. >> reporter: in a speech to the u.n. general assembly this morning, president obama is prepared to tell the world the u.s. will do what it must to make sure iran never obtains a nuclear weapon. >> every option available, and that includes the military option, remains on the table. >> reporter: iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad denies the accusations his country is trying to develop a nuclear weapon. >> translat

i'm terrell brown. the message from the israeli prime minister was not new but very clear, iran will be close to developing a nuclear weapon by next summer and it must be stopped. benjamin netanyahu made his case before the u.n. general assembly. iran called netanyahu's charges baseless allegations. after his speech, netanyahu met with u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton. u.s. hopes diplomacy can stop iran. netanyahu argued ultimatums don't lead to war, they prevent them. >> i believe faced with a clear red line iran will back down and this will give more time for sanctions and diplomacy to convince iran to dismantle its nuclear weapons program altogether. >> david martin has more on netanyahu's plea for action. >> reporter: it looked like a cartoon but it was deadly serious. israel's prime minister netanyahu drew the red line that would trigger an attack on iran's nuclear program as clearly as it has ever been drawn. >> a red line should be drawn right here. before -- before iran completes the seco

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terrell brown has a closer look at what happened. >> reporter: celebrating her election as quebec's firstfemale premier, pauline marois's security guards quickly rushed her off stage. the gunningman set a fire outside before police caught him. one victim died in the theater. another was critically wounded. a heavy set man in his 50s, the shooter was wearing a ski mask and a blue bathrobe. he was heard shouting in a mix of english and french. the anglos are waking up. there's going to be payback. it's enough, want to make trouble. it's not clear if he was trying to shoot marois but the attack could be politically motivated. marois is the political leader of the quebec separatists who for years aimed to secede from canada. the firing started after marois started speaking in english, something rarely done. after the shooter was arrested. marois returned to the stage and calmly asked her supporters to leave peacefully. >> i want to tell you from the bottom of my heart, thank you for being there with me tonight. thank you. >> reporter: for cbs this morning, terrell brown, new york. >>> politic

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i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news".u think occasional irregularity is no big deal, think twice. it may be a sign that your digestive system could be working better. listen to this. with occasional irregularity, things your body doesn't use could be lingering in your system, causing discomfort. but activia has been shown in clinical studies to help with slow intestinal transit when consumed 3 times per day. 7 out of 10 doctors recommend activia. and the great taste is recommended by me! ♪ activia . >>> good morning. welcome to 9news now. today is wednesday, september 26. i'm andrea roane. >>> we sure do appreciate you being here. i'm mike hydeck. good morning, monika samtani. >> good morning. >>> i'm trying to look awake. i'm faking it. it's been quite a morning. fairly calm and quiet. we have a lot of cloud cover to start off this morning. we will get a little sunshine today but you probably know with the front moving in our direction, the next system is coming our way. although you want your sunglasses this morning, yo

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i'm terrell brown. this morning mitt romney continues to deal with short fallout over those comments he made in which he said over half of all americans believe they are victims. romney addressed the issue last night. he's not backing down. romney said government should not take from some to give to others. on the tape romney also talked about the chances of peace in the middle east. he said the palestinians don't want peace and are committed to the elimination of israel. >> we have a potentially volatile situation. >> meanwhile a just released poll indicates romney is losing grounds for the president in key swing states. susan mcginnis is in washington with more. >> reporter: good morning. mitt romney is hoping to get back on message today but all the talk here is about that secretly reported tape and all of this comes at the same time that a new poll is released showing the race for president is not as tight as it was. president obama is pulling ahead of mitt romney in battleground states most likely

i'm terrell brown. when the baltimore ravens and cleveland browns take the field tonight the nfl's regular officiating crews will be calling the game. at the stroke of midnight the league and referees ended a three month lockout of the officials. the deal was struck after two days of marathon negotiations and controversial call to the end of monday night's game. after a series of miscalls, run ins with coaches and players, and on field confusion, the nfl referees are heading to the sideline. the league and officials union agreed on a tentative eight year contract that will put the normal officiating crews back on field. goodell said we look forward to having the finest officials in sports back on field. now it's time to put the focus back on the teams and players where it belongs. >> green bay will have a hard time. >> the two sides got serious about the negotiations after monday night's game between the packers and seahawks, a blown call on the last play of the game cost green bay the victory. under th

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terrell brown reports. >> the perfect maine lobsters weigh about a pound and a half. >> that's a largee. >> reporter: too big or too small, they have to be thrown back. it's all about preservation, but dan murdoch says it's not the lobsters that are in danger. it's the lobstermen. >> we have seen people go out of business. we have people just decide to give it up, just say this just doesn't work for me anymore. >> reporter: a boat this size needs to pull in about $1,000 a way just to break even. >> we have plenty of lobsters but the markets aren't there for the lobsters that we have so it's really hard to get rid of them. >> reporter: lobster is a perishable product. anything that can't be sold immediately is cut up and frozen, 90% of that by canadian companies at rock-bottom prices. >> the real problem is it gets branded as, "maine lob sterk product of canada," which is just rk. >> reporter: so rk that 23-year-old kyle murdoch, dan nephew, dropped out of college to buy this processing plant hoping to bring jobs back to maine. >> the thing that made meantime to do it the most, i think,

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i'm terrell brown. president obama takes a brief break from the campaign trail today to address the united nations general assembly. but with just six weeks until the election and his foreign policy under attack from the romney campaign, that address will target american voters as well as world leaders. last night here in new york, secretary of state hillary clinton met with egypt's new islamist president mohamed morsi. two weeks ago, demonstrators overran the u.s. embassy in clinton. morsi assured her it was egypt's duty. >> reporter: president obama is prepared to told the world the u.s. will do what it must to make sure iran never obtains a nuclear weapon. >> every option available, and that includes the military option, remains on the table. >> reporter: iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad denies the accusations his country is trying to develop a nuclear weapon. >> translator: let's even imagine we have an atomic weapon. what intelligent person would fight 5,000 american bombs with one bomb? >> re

i'm terrell brown. we'll hear more talk on the campaign trail about the stalemate. democrats and republicans not working together particularly when it comes to the budget. over the weekend both sides said don't blame us. >> so i'm, you know, more than happy to work with republicans and what i've said in reducing our deficits we can make sure we cut $2.5. >> i'm more than happy to work with him. in this presidency he says one thing and toes another. >> they battled over taxes. >> good morning. with the convention over it's now a race to the finish line for the presidential candidates. president obama seems to be enjoying a post-convention lift and over the weekend he got a lift of a different kind. campaigning in florida he stopped at big apple pizza and ended up getting more than just a pie. giving the president a bear hug, scott, owner of the pizza shop said he's a registered republican who plans to vote for president obama. >> i don't vote party line. i vote who i feel comfortable with. >> reporter: he's a voter in a key battleground state. and president obama spe

i'm terrell brown. another protest outside of the u.s. embassy in libya. egyptian riot police fired warning shots and tear gas to push protesters back. many chanted anti-u.s. slogans. president obama called the presidents of egypt and libya last night. the white house thanked the libyan president for keeping. the investigation is under way for the death of chris stevens, sean smith and two others during an attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. the u.s. is investigating whether it's a coordinated effort by terrorists. fbi has sent a team to help with the investigation and a contingent of marines will boost security. lots of going on. >> reporter: president obama promises to bring the killers to justice. meanwhile the horrific events haven't stopped the presidential candidates from attacking one another. egyptian police clashed with demonstrators outside the u.s. embassy in cairo overnight. it's the latest in a wave of violence in egypt and libya that led to the deaths of u.s. ambassador to libya and three other americans. president obama promises the u.

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terrell brown reports a national memorial service was held in washington. ♪ fly me to the moon and letporter: it was a fitting tribute for america's first man on the moon as hundreds said a final good-bye to neil armstrong, the song he and buzz aldrin played during the historic moon landing coked throughout the national cathedral. it was july 20th, 1969, armstrong uttered those now famous words. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> neil will always be remembered for taking humankind's first small step on a world beyond our own, but it was courage, grace and humility he displayed throughout his life that lifted him above the stars. >> reporter: former astronaut john glenn attended the memorial along with the apoll low crew members, buzz aldrin and michael collinses. the last man to walk on the moon remembered his dear friend. >> if you soar through the heavens beyond even where eagles dare to go, you can now finally put out your hand and touch the face of god. >> reporter: for cbs "this morning," terrell brown, new york. >> though he didn't do many interviews and wa

. >>> as terrell brown reports, local officials made people got out of the water just in time. g, rebecca. cape cod beaches, facing the atlantic oceans are some of the most desirable on the coast. apparently not just for vacationers. this summer has seen a lot more shark activity thanks to an abundance of food that doesn't seem to be going anywhere any time soon. on this last weekend to soak up summer fun, beach-goers in cape cod, massachusetts, again found themselves with some unwanted company. two sharks were spotted thursday. prompting officials to ban swimming at some of the most popular beaches. from south beach in chatham, to the northern tip of orleans, it's keeping bathers out of the wat water. >> some people said they couldn't cam to the edge. i don't believe that. i'm staying out. >> in july a man body boarding says he was bitten by a great white stark, the first known attack in those waters in over 75 years. he survived but the incident led many to question why so many sharks are lurking off the cape. >> oh, my gosh. >> biologists and shark expert says the sharks are

thank you. >> for "cbs this morning," terrell brown, new york. >>> it is now time to show you some ofdlines from around the globe. the boston globe reports on a government effort to make uncontrolled blood pressure more of a public health priority. the nearly 36 million americans don't have their high blood pressure under control, increasing their risk of a heart attack or stroke. >>> in other medical news, "the new york times" says doctors may be giving up on cpr stew soon a an average patient is more likely to survive in the hospital that spent the most time trying to resuscitate them. >>> mark zuckerberg will not sell his shares for at least a year. it's to reassure the investors. zuckerberg plans to give an interview in san francisco at a >>> this national weather report sponsored by the u.s. postal service. >>> the democrats have an important job in charlotte. building enthusiasm for president obama. this morning, we'll ask democratic senator chuck schumer why he sees the party coming together to support the president and why he calls republican running mate paul ryan a fraud. >>

for cbs "this morning," terrell brown, new york. >> david neeleman is with us now.we have often find ourselves asking. are american airlines not the american airline, american airlines different in your judgment? are they more prone to bad economic models? >> i think the u.s. travel market, you know, for a long time is changing. half of all the world's travel is inside the united states. so it's a challenging market. you know, it's interesting if you go back through time, people who ran steam ships with people, planes, trains very difficult to make money moving people. very challenging thing. >> so why do you do it? >> again and again and again. >> i don't know, i guess i have a sickness. it's something that's difficult but i think the airlines and their methods in the united states are advanced because they've had to go through a lot. >> look at this with an interview with richard branson. >> everybody knows that u.s. carers, quality of carriers is pretty dismal. >> yeah. singapore does a better job than american. that's not what most people fly. that's a very smal

to the last night they got it done the referees unit reached a tentative agreement to reporter terrell brown shows as the terms of the deal as bringing the regular referee's back to work. after a series of missed calls runs with coaches and players and non feels confused in the nfl's replacement officials are heading to the sidelines. with roger gadhelic the negotiating table they agreed on a tentative 8 year contract that will put the normal at the shooting crews back on the field. in a statement the dell said we look forward to have the finest officials and sports back on the field now is time to put the focus back on the teams and players were it belongs. the two sides got serious about the negotiations after monday night's game between the packers and seahawks the call on the last play of the game, scoring a victory. under the new deal the average pay will rise from the 2011 level of $49,000 a year to 173,000 next year and 205,000 by 2019 the agreement also some players are gone to see the real rest return. they have an eye for the game and they understand the players they understand the

for cbs "this morning," terrell brown, new york. >> david neeleman is with us now.ion that we have often find ourselves asking. are american airlines not the american airline, american airlines different in your judgment? are they more prone to bad economic models? >> i think the u.s. travel market, you know, for a long time is changing. half of all the world's travel is inside the united states. so it's a challenging market. you know, it's interesting if you go back through time, people who ran steam ships with people, planes, trains very difficult to make money moving people. very challenging thing. >> so why do you do it? >> again and again and again. >> i don't know, i guess i have a sickness. it's something that's difficult but i think the airlines and their methods in the united states are advanced because they've had to go through a lot. >> look at this with an interview with richard branson. >> everybody knows that u.s. carers, quality of carriers is pretty dismal. >> yeah. singapore does a better job than american. that's not what most people fly. that's a

terrell brown looks at how the drama unfolded. >> reporter: celebrating her election as quebec's firstale premiere, pauline marois's guards rushed her off the stage. the gunman set a fire outside before police caught him. one victim died in the theater. another was critically wounded. a heavyset man in his 50s, the shooter, was wearing a ski mast and a blue bath robe. he was heard shouting in a mix of english and french. the anglos are waking up. there's going to be expletive payback. it's enough. want to make trouble. it's not clear he wanted to shoot marois. she is the leader of the quebec separatists. she went for years aiming to secede for canada. the shots were fired just after she started speaking in english to asure english speaking citizens their rights would be protected. afterwards, she returned to the stage calmly and of course adhead ask /* asked her supporters to leave. >> thank you for being here tonight. thank you. >>> it is now time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. the "boston globe" reports on a government effort to make uncontrolled b

browns. a couple of things have changed since the last meeting, in december. this time around, the rentals how of the 27 current defense. missing terrellt much. ray lewis gives the ravens one of the night's biggest advantages. >> i try to understand where i am, first and foremost. olympic star michael phelps has spent so much time on the international stage he does not often find himself as an awestruck film. but he did this with. in illinois, he had his first chance to meet michael jordan. no doubt that michael phelps looked like a kid. he could barely get a word out. apparently there has more star power the water. -- air has more star power than water. >> as soon as i turned around, i see mj. it was very special that he was able to come by and stop by. the was awesome. >> keith hernandez has one of the most famous mustaches in sports, but not much longer. "seinfeld" to build an episode around the mustache, but he will shut off for a good cause outside of city field thursday night, as a fund-raiser for an alzheimer's patients, he helped establish in honor of his late mother. he has raised nearly $6 million for the home. he hopes the h