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The problem took on new urgency with all the likelihood of a high court vacancy.Mr. Bush addressed marchers by phone from the presidential retreat at Camp David, Md., where he spent a long weekend.He was quoted saying that while the day when every child is "protected in law may still be some ways away … even from far side from the river we can see its glimmerings," CBS News Correspondent Mark Knoller reports. Every anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision, prompts demonstrations by opponents and advocates of abortion rights. Activists on both sides in the abortion issue marched in demonstrations across the nation Saturday, the actual anniversary in the Jan. 23 decision. This season there is increasing speculation that Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist's poor health may force him to step down. Rehnquist, 80, has thyroid cancer and last week appeared frail as he swore Mr. Bush looking for a second term. Three other justices also have cancer and only one, Clarence Thomas, is under 65. A number of court vacancies would give President Bush the chance install another justice or justices who oppose the Roe decision, improving the likelihood that at some point, the ruling might be overturned. Mr. Bush conceded that the society "where every child is welcome...may still be some ways away." Still, he was quoted saying, he was working with Congress to pass through "good, solid legislation to protect the vulnerable." He cited his signing of legislation this past year to outlaw certain late-term abortions. "You know, we originate from many, different backgrounds, but what unites us is our knowing that the essence of civilization is that this: The strong have a duty to shield the weak," Mr. Bush said. He's got said he supports a constitutional amendment to outlaw abortion, but have not actively pushed for it. Mr. Bush also said that he would continue "seeking common ground where possible and persuading increasing numbers of our fellow citizens of the rightness of our cause. This is the road to the culture of life that individuals seek for our country." On Monday, abortion opponents staged a rally before a march from the Ellipse to the Supreme Court. Other groups in opposition to abortion rights were holding events on Capitol Hill. NARAL Pro-Choice America has projected that 19 states would quickly outlaw abortion, and 19 more might do the same, if Roe v. Wade were overturned. Last week, Norma McCorvey, the woman known as "Jane Roe" in Roe v. Wade, asked the Supreme Court to overturn its 1973 decision. classic ugg boots sale President Bush pledged on Thursday to rebuild New Orleans' shattered levee system taller and stronger than ever before Hurricane Katrina struck, requesting an additional $1.5 billion to buttress the system that failed and left the city flooded."The federal government is committed to building the best levee system known in the world," said Donald Powell, the top federal official for reconstruction.Officials dodged the question of whether the levees would be built to withstand a Category 5 hurricane, using broader language instead to vow that the city's citizens will be safe and the new levees would exceed anything New Orleans had seen.Also Thursday, the White House held a two-hour closed-door briefing for House members investigating what went wrong during Katrina's aftermath. CBS News correspondent Gloria Borger reports that officials who ran the disaster operation from the White House accepted blame due to the poor execution.Borger adds a White House official told the panel:The "National Response Plan command and coordination were slow and incomplete" and…that the plan "did not function as planned."Members were also told that "a unified national Homeland Security planning structure will not exist.""Federal agencies hampered the restoration of merchandise and services by taking uncoordinated actions without understanding their national impact." The admissions, Borger reports, have Democrats more eager to subpoena documents from the White House. Republicans, however, dismiss such action. Katrina, a Category 4 storm, surged through the city's levees at numerous points after it hit on Aug. 29, killing 1,300 folks the Gulf region. Louisiana officials have said bringing the levees to Category 5 level is vital for persuading people to move back."This action today says get home to New Orleans," Mayor Ray Nagin said after ending up in Mr. Bush at the White House. "It's time and energy to come back to the Big Easy."Powell said the president already had requested $1.6 billion to mend breaches in the levees, correct design and construction flaws and convey the levee system to a height authorized prior to the hurricane. This work is to be completed by next June.The additional $1.5 billion obama is requesting would pay to armor the levee system with concrete and stone, close three interior canals and provide state-of-the art pumping systems in order that the water would flow out of your canals into Lake Pontchartrain, Powell said. This extra work will take two years."I'm believing that what we're doing here today, if you find another Katrina that hits New Orleans that we would not see the catastrophic results that individuals saw during Katrina," Powell said. "There will probably be some flooding, but it will probably be manageable type flooding." no previous page next 1/2 This column was written by Kathryn Jean Lopez . Good news on July 7, 2005 -- every time a series of bombings in London killed scores of innocent train and bus commuters during morning rush hour -- felt eerily familiar. Around the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, the globe Trade Center, Pentagon, and another Washington, D.C., landmark (thought to have been the U.S. Capitol building or White House) were the targets of Islamic extremism. Nearly 3,000 died that day. In London on July 7, a lot more than 50 people were killed, with hundreds more injured. But the carnage wasn't the only horror the two tragedies had in common. The lethal stench of anti-Semitism also clung to both nightmares, a sort of hatred that is, infuriatingly, not all that unusual. Since the confusing early reports arrived from London on July 7, it absolutely was quickly reported that Israeli finance minister Benjamin Netanyahu had been given a head's up before the attacks, warned to never go ahead with the speech he was scheduled to offer because of security concerns. That story was bogus, and that would later be reported, too. But Internet, radio, and TV outlets had already run with all the advance warning lie; the bell could not be unrung.On the morning of 9/11/01, one powerful rumor claimed that Jewish people who worked at the World Trade Center were tipped off to never go to work that morning. Ultimately, the "news" originated from the same place as the July 7 "blame-the-Jews" scapegoating reflex appeared to: a historically deep store of anti-Semitism.Make no mistake, anti-Semitism can be an undeniable part of the war Islamic militants are currently waging on innocents the world over. It's hard to pass a synagogue in a big city, where Jersey barriers and cop cars are commonplace, or hear murdered Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl being forced to "confess" that his "father's Jewish, my mother's Jewish, I'm Jewish" rather than realize how ferociously this hatred is fueled. As Gabriel Schoenfeld writes within the Return of Anti-Semitism: "the United States is locked in a conflict with adversaries to whom hatred of Jews lies with the ideological core of their beliefs."While the usage of the term anti-Semitism may seem amorphous, like a media buzzword of every week, it has history and is, to some extent, quantifiable. According to the FBI, there was 931 anti-Jewish hate crimes in the United States in 2002 (in comparison with 155 anti-Muslim attacks). Across the pond, a 2003 report noted that "opinion polls prove that in certain European countries a large percentage of the population harbors anti-Semitic attitudes and views." no previous page next 1/2 boys uggs When people fall into a financial hole, sometimes they need a little help climbing out. So when The Early Show invited volunteers to get acquainted with a monthly series, Money Makeover with Dave Ramsey, a huge selection of families applied.This time, help arrived for that Davis family of Fort Worth, Texas. Ramsey is really a well-known financial guru and consented to help them get out of debt and regain control of their money. The Early Show is monitoring the process and found that Ramsey's advice came just with time.Nina and Tim Davis have lived in Fort Worth all of their lives and are raising two children, Laci, 16, and Lane, 14. However the past year has brought hardship. "For about the last 10 months we have been trying to survive on basically one income because Tim was fired from work," Nina said.She makes $65,000 as being a church administrator and Tim has had a temporary job in a warehouse, yet it's not enough. The family is behind on regular debts, and their savings account is empty. "And I do believe one thing that's plunged us further into debt is that we think, 'Well, you know, we'll just throw open this line of credit because I know we will get another job soon,' " Nina said.The happy couple has taken out two personal lines of credit from the bank, totaling almost $20,000. Next to your skin about $9,000 in credit debt, plus a mortgage and two car payments. "I told Tim recently, 'This is the kind of thing you find out about happening to somebody else. It does not happen to you,' " Nina said.And, as Tim described it: "Once debt starts stacking up against you and you have a hard time keeping up, you receive into a situation where it's similar to a mountain that you've got to climb to overcome the problem. So, it's tough."Help arrived at their door last month by means of money wiz Dave Ramsey. He spent 2 hours with the couple, offering Tim recommendations on finding a job, and going over suggestions for trimming the family budget. no previous page next 1/2 Authorities urged residents in six Lipscomb County towns to evacuate Wednesday after strong winds pushed flames toward the northeastern corner in the Texas Panhandle, state officials said.Texas Forest Service officials also warned Oklahoma officials about the possibility of the fire crossing the state of hawaii line. Lipscomb County borders Oklahoma on two sides.Residents in Lipscomb, Higgins, Barton Corner, Booker, Darrouzett and Follett were asked by fire officials to evacuate from a blaze that started near Borger, referred to as the East Amarillo fire, began spreading. However, the county judge didn't immediately order a necessary evacuation in the rural county around 3,000."This is the worst-case scenario products we hoped wouldn't happen," said Warren Bielenberg, a Texas Forest Service spokesman.At the very least 10 homes in the county were threatened, said governor's spokeswoman Rachael Novier."We have been in its path if it crosses ... but there's a lot of manpower," said Lipscomb County Judge Willis Smith.Firefighters braced for such scenarios Wednesday, when winds were gusting to 30 mph, their strongest since wildfires fueled by winds all the way to 60 mph started racing through the plains northeast of Amarillo on Sunday."They are poised to maneuver and fight this fire wherever it moves," Novier said.They face concerns if a cold front predicted for overnight moves from the area and shifts winds towards the opposite direction, Bielenberg said. "The winds, without as high as they were Sunday and Monday, continue to be going to be gusting up to 30 or 35 miles an hour in the Panhandle area. We also have low relative humidity, that is one of the factors that will cause something to burn," Pat Schaub from the Texas Forest Service told CBS Radio News Wednesday. "We have to watch and hope the winds cooperate and the relative humidity cooperates so we do eventually get better conditions to where i will be able to put the fires out."Slight relief came Wednesday afternoon with brief rain from the Borger and Pampa areas, overcast skies and better humidity, but state officials said conditions remained critical as a result of strong winds.There were 10 active fires Wednesday, and firefighters responded to more than 200 new fires for a second consecutive 24-hour period. About 840,000 acres have burned since Sunday, and animal nutritionists have estimated the number of dead horses and cattle at 10,000.The East Amarillo fire is a combination of two fires that stretch across eight counties. It's burned nearly half of Roberts County's 591,000 acres, Jan Fulkerson from the forest service said. no previous page next 1/2 bailey button ugg boots He has too many bad ties, does not need socks, and you don't know how far he's read down the bestseller list.In Tuesday's installment of Outright Net, The Early Show Co-Anchor Jane Clayson interviewed an authority about shopping online for the man in your own life: a dad, brother, son or husband.Below are a few online shopping picks from Brandon Holley, senior editor of Gentleman's Quarterly, and simply a smattering of what's on the net.CBSPick up a Parker pen online. At www.ashford.com, you will find a Parker pen for $172, the right gift for your father. But, as Holley suggests, "Every man loves a pen." Or you can try a leather change tray for $90 from www.luxuryfinder.com, an item that Holley calls "something that he doesn't know he needs, however when he gets it...""?…He'll probably use it for the rest of his life," Clayson chimes in.The idea is: When a husband or father comes home after work from work, there is a neat little spot for him to toss his keys with his fantastic spare change.CBSBe prepared for the holiday season; cybershop for a shaving kit. A son or brother can get a kick out of shaving accessories, with a badger brush with case ($76) and sandalwood shaving cream ($33) from Geo. F. Trumper. It's available on the web at www.greenpond.com "They want to pamper themselves," Holley says.Right for a husband or boyfriend will be a body watercolor set with palette and brush for $95 from www.RedEnvelope.com. Explains Holley, "It's soap bodypaint you apply to with a brush, then you wash off."Another good "boyfriend gift," also from www.RedEnvelope.com, can be quite a talking electronic dart game for $150.b> More NewsA good gift with an office mate or for the Secret Santa bag might be a workplace garden ($70) from www.garden.com. This includes a galvanized letterbox, desktop lawn, incense stick, incense holder and heavy-duty hand cream. You give you the soil, the kit supplies the grass seed, and the lawn grows about the desk.CBSA floor pillow is really a click away. Elegant but sturdy cushions might be found at www.living.com, which includes a Pacifica home silk floor pillow ($150) in addition to a Golden Bear Home cowhide floor pillow ($200).Other "Secret Santa" ideas provide an Asprey & Garrard address book ($50) from www.LuxuryFinder.com and a business card holder ($16) from www.violet.com.CBSFind on the net such gifts as a martini set. 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With the last of 16 Ohio families notified their Marines were dead in Iraq, other military families rallied to help you, and hundreds gathered to get a prayer vigil in Cleveland."When my son comes home, I can have my nervous breakdown," said Isolde Zierk, who leads an assistance group for a Columbus-based reservist company containing suffered 11 of the casualties. "Until then, I'll just continue doing what I can."The losses came in quick succession for the suburban Cleveland-based 3rd Battalion, 25th Marines. Two soldiers died July 28 in a gun battle, followed by five on Monday while you're on sniper patrol. Then nine members of the battalion were killed Wednesday along with five other Marines as well as an interpreter in the deadliest roadside bombing of U.S. troops in Iraq.Those types of attending the noontime gathering in Cleveland on Friday were members of the family of Cpl. Jeff Boskovitch, one of the Marines killed."We planned to show, even though we're still grieving, we're still part of this community and we're going to get out of bed and move on," said his father, Jim Boskovitch, his wife crying at his side.Many were in tears in the service, including workers through the nearby Department of Defense finance center, which handles payroll to the servicemen."These are wonderful lives of hope and promise which were taken from us," Cleveland Mayor Jane Campbell said. "We i would love you (families) to know in the midst of your grief most."A larger memorial will be held Monday night in Cleveland at a convention center that can hold 30,000 people.The week's deaths devastated communities across the state and sent families of soldiers in the battalion on a frantic seek out details of what happened. Zierk said she didn't have the news faster than other individuals, but she became a common contact for those seeking encouragement or just a person to talk to.The whole time, her thoughts were on her behalf son, Sgt. Guy Zierk, 29, who serves from the Columbus-based Lima Company. On Wednesday, she'd choked back tears as she said, "My stomach's in knots." Now that she knows he's alive, she intends to send an e-mail update for the 300 family members of the company's reservists and continue lending a shoulder to the people who need it. no previous page next 1/2 red ugg boots Israel's government is staking a peaceful future on a plan that would return the Golan Heights to Syria, the power behind the Muslim guerrillas facing Israeli troops over the Lebanese border, reports CBS News Correspondent Allen Pizzey. The Golan Heights, occupied by Israel in 1967, is the key issue between Syria and Israel. Charge of the Golan provides a clear field of fireside all the way to the Syrian capital Damascus. Looking from the Syrian side, it's a clear shot across most of Israel. The deal on offer at the moment can make this the Syria-Israel border, so it was until the 1967 war. Nevertheless the Syrians are demanding access to the waters from the Sea of Galilee, and analysts warn that may wreck the whole deal. Hopes are now being pinned on the ailing Syrian President Haffez al-Assad's pragmatism and want to clear the field of problems for his son to ensure success him.The Syrian military is thought to have advanced missile technology, however their main arms supplier was the previous Soviet Union, and in every field they're seriously out-gunned by the U.S.-supplied Israelis.Syria has up to 40,000 troops in Lebanon, which gave them enough control there to work with the Hizbollah guerrillas to attack Israeli forces in south Lebanon.The Israeli pull-out removes that punching bag, and Pm Ehud Barak warned that any attacks now could bring retaliation against Syria itself. "Syria is there and we are here and we are able to make peace with Syria and we're ready to get off the Golan Heights so as to make peace," says Yossi Beilin, Israeli Minister of Justice.The chapter of peace is about the corner," says Beilin. "It does not imply that we are already there. But Monday's quiet over the border where Israel and Syria fought their proxy war brings that corner -- or possibly we should say, those heights -- closer than ever. © 2000 CBS Worldwide Inc. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. The Associated Press and Reuters Limited and contributed to this report
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