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bishop says a trade war could be a disaster, just as record numbers of americanamericans are turning tn for energy. >> we would significantly slow our growth if solar panel costs were to get more expensive. >> reporter: a commerce department decision, whether to levy new taxes on chinese panels is expected this summer. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: we'll have the latest on a shortage of cancer drugs for children. hundreds are killed in one of the worst prison fires in years. and a cinderella story from the hard court when the cbs evening news continues. protects you like allstate.ody on that mlt story we told you about on monday, the dwindling supply of life-saving cancer drugs for children. it's part of a larger shortage of cancer medications, and dr. jon lapook is here to tell us what happened since that first report. jon. >> reporter: scott there has been significant process in the last 48 hours as the food and drug administration, congress, and drug manufacturers have all been scrambling to come wayne solution. the lives of thousands of children with leukemia, lik

but in the last few years if this house, in this office, we have had a chance tn to impress upon the people of this nation the simple convictions that brought us to this town and kept me here for almost four decades. it's important to reflect and look back and see what has been done because there's no better way to judge the future than by the past. but the important thing that faces our country now is for a new president to look at these new challenges and find new answers, fhe communicating with our young, and providing leadership and inspiration for them so that they will realize that we do care. find a way to help better understanding come to our races so that we can live together in peace and harmony and equality, with justice to all. no president ever came to this office on a platform of doing what was wrong. most of us have made some decisions that were wrong, and as we leave, in a many good instances, most of the people seem to feel that most of the things we've done have been wrong. evidence of occupy this office or sat at this desk or reclined in this chair have been dedica

the document was copied that night, and on monday morning it was take ton tn to the temple o chu where every morning theage tants arrived to get their orders on. this morning, among the daily orders was this address. it was anonymous. it began, gentlemen, a fellow soldier whose interests and affections bind him strongly to you, whose past sufferings have been as great and whose future fortunes may be as desperate as yours, would bear leave to address you. will congress address our wrongs or will they trample on our rights? if peace comes, and we put down our swords, what then? the address went on to rally the officers and then declared at the end, we will meet tomorrow, tuesday, the 11th, at the temple of virtue. as soon as this address arrived at washington's headquarters, he immediately issued a general order canceling the meeting. washington knew that by simply canceling the meeting, he was running a grave risk. so he canceled the meeting called for in this anonymous address but then called his own meeting. there would be a meeting, but he would be in control. there would be a meeti

for people like myself who taught international relations, we were brought brought up on tn of sovereignty and of conflict between nations. and of the inevitability of competition leading to deepen ing and you visit here, mr. vice president, it's the beginning of a process by which our two countries deepened their relationship in a new manner. we can prove to the world that history will laud us not through the conflict of societies, but through the reconciliations. >> 89-year-old henry kissinger, secretary of state in the nixon and ford administrations, played a key role as a national security adviser and later secretary of state in opening the doors so china. this month, of course, marking the 40th anniversary of that iconic moment as richard nixon walking through the great wall of china and toasting chairman in beijing. celebrating the commemoration of opening relations between our two nations and there are a number of stories related to this 40th anniversary, especially on the "washington post" and "the new york times" website. let's turn to politics. >>> from politico, jonathan martin

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. >> ifill: but he gave his opponents' ammunition firstng tn a morning television interview that he does not care about poor people. >> i'm not concerned about the very poor. >> ifill: but, in context, that's not all romney said. >> we have a safety net there. if it needs repair, i'll fix it. i'm not concerned about the very rich. they're doing just fine. i'm concerned about the very heart of america, the 90-95% of americans who right now are struggling. >> ifill: moving his campaign to minnesota, where republicans vote next tuesday, romney chose instead to focus his fire on the president. >> he does not know how to lead america. he's detached from the american people. i will stayn touch with the american people, and i will lead us back into prosperity. ( cheers and applause ) >> ifill: but former house speaker newt gingrich, who lost florida to romney by 14 points, took direct aim at romney's remarks about poverty in reno, nevada today. >> i am fed up with politicians in either party dividing americans against each other. i am running to be the president of all the american people, and

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of the schools you could actually, on your application, put down what you wanted to be evaluated on tn. why, i do not know. yes, i studied history. that was until i was in my mid- 2010. i wanted to be a history professor. >> i know you have a ph.d. and i will talking -- i will talk about that. your web site, talkingpointsmemo.com, where did you get the name? >> the name actually came from -- for people who remember the the arcana, part of of that scandal was that there was supposed to be talking points memo -- make sure i get the history right. again, the allegation was that bruce lindsey, was -- one of the president's lawyers had written the talking points memo, a list of instructions for how to respond to questions. michael wednesday had given a trip -- monica lewinsky had given legal trips. this was sort of the great white whale for people who were trying to find that thing that would bring the president down because if it had existed, that would have been the connection that someone directly tied to the president was trying to interfere with that investigation. it was never found.

republican candidates have been campaigning nonstop with two upcoming primaries in michigan and arizona and tner tuesesday. newt gingrich has been up and down ice already. can he come back a third time. >> guest: can good to be back. >> chris: let's start with the roller coaster campaign. three weeks ago you were leading the real clear politics average at 31 percent now you are a distant third at 14 and half percent. i would like you to put on yourr political analyst hat that you used to wear at fox news. what happened? >> guest: 20 million of mitt romney negative ads. look at florida. many of the ads were false as the wall street and national and others reported and now you have to work your way back up again. twice the front runner and both times positive ideas. first time i was ahead 15 or 21 polls and why hadn't bought a single ad. i am focusing on things on energy policy and $2.50 gas lin and break through idea and we'll see what happens. >> chris: we'll get to the policy in a moment. last month you rurged rick santorum to drop out so you could have a one-on-one race against mitt romney.

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. >> one tn is that's where this timetable becomes critical. income the longer mitt romney has to distance himself from the kind of attacks and negativity that we haveseen over the st week in florida, the better it is for him. d i suspect it's not, you know, this doesn't foretell necessarily what the general election is going to be like between mitt romney appears the minee and barack obama because the problem here is there really is not a huge amount of policy difference when mitt and newt. they have at the end is to go off on each other on personality. you could still have a general election campaign where what we have seen over the last week is not the total necessarily of the negative attacks because they'll be going after each other on subsntial policy issues of where they want to take the country. >> two things on this. that i think are trouble. one is troubling for the republicans and the other i think is troubling in the race. first if you take at the latt number of the enthusisms for the republicans of their field. it's now at 46%. it'

so i think that is why the bailout is it bouncing on romney much more tn santorum. >> woodruff: we thank, both, micheline maynard, bil ballenger, thanks. >> brown: and now to syria, where the government intensified its assault against the city of homs, raining down rockets and bombs on the opposition strong-hold. in all across the country, activists said more than 70 people had been killed today. among them were two western journalists, an american reporter working for the british "sunday times," and a french photojournalist. tim ewart of "independent television news" narrates this report. >> reporter: the bombardment of homs has again been relentless. syrian rebels said a short while ago that 35 people are known to have died today in the beleaguered suburb of babarama. many more bodies lie under the rubble. activist haled abu saba says that in this buldingwhere the two western journalists were killed, targets the rebels claim of a deliberate rocket attack. marie colvin of the "sunday times" sacrificed her life to a career in which she excelled. a veteran of numerous war zones she'd lost