QUOTE OF THE DAY
There is joy in work. There is no happiness except in the realization that we have accomplished something. Henry Ford
DID YOU KNOW?
During his or her lifetime, the average human will grow 590 miles of hair.
BRAIN TEASER
I see without seeing. Noise is an ally. What am I?
SOLUTION
Did you figure it out? It's A bat! TONIGHT ON THE CBS EVENING NEWS
Here's a look at what we are working on for tonight's broadcast of The CBS Evening News Hi everyone, Katie is off tonight. I'm Russ Mitchell. We begin the broadcast this Labor Day with jobs. President Obama wants 50 billion dollars to rebuild roads and railways, but will his plan fly? CBS News Senior White House Correspondent Bill Plante will have the latest. We'll also have analysis from CBS News Senior Political Analyst Jeff Greenfield. For more on this story, Click Here. Also tonight, a new Hurricane watch. Will the Texas-Mexico border be hit with another big storm? For the latest on the path of the storm, Click Here. CBS News Hurricane consultant, Dave Bernard will have this story. Then, turning overseas, in Kabul today, government officials sought to ease a crisis at Afghanistan's biggest bank. But it's a tough sell, since President Karzai's family and political cronies are seen as the root of the problem. CBS News Correspondent, Mandy Clark reports from the Afghan capital. Next, nearly 1.8 million Americans with peanut allergies live with the threat of dangerous reactions ranging from hives to anaphylactic shock. To reduce the risk, more than 4,000 schools in the United States ban peanuts. But now. . .new research is showing the culprit may also be the cure. CBS News Correspondent, Byron Pitts has that story. Finally tonight, we look at an alternative kind of therapy. . . surfing. Why are some doctors telling patients to grab a board and hang ten? The Early Show's Hattie Kauffmann explains. See you tonight. Russ Here's an early look at one of the stories we are working on for Tuesday night's broadcast of The CBS Evening News: Ever wonder what it's like to survive a bear attack? You'll relive one woman's terrifying night. Then, find out what's being done to prevent these deadly encounters. That story and much more, tomorrow, ONLY on The CBS Evening News. If you would like more information on any of these stories or the broadcast, please click on the following address and e-mail us: evening@cbsnews.com
TONIGHT ON DAVID LETTERMAN
Tonight, actor, Denis Leary joins Dave for a chat about the return of his TV drama series, Rescue Me, St. Louis Cardinals star, Albert Pujols, and guest, Jimmy Webb performs music from his latest release, Just Across the River.
TUESDAY MORNING ON THE EARLY SHOW
Harry Smith, Erica Hill and Betty Nguyen anchor from New York. Dave Price brings us the weather. Julie Chen is on assignment. Maggie Rodriguez is on maternity leave. In addition to the day's top headlines, here's an early look at some of the stories we are working on for tomorrow morning's broadcast: If you're struggling to keep up with costly gym memberships in today's economy, we've got a solution! Fitness Editor and Certified Trainer for SELF magazine, Liz Miersch will give you some great tips on how you can stay fit without a costly gym membership. She'll also show you some exercise equipment must-haves that won't put a dent in your pocketbook but that will improve your work-out regime. Valuable information for men and women alike--so tune in--we'll make it easy for you to make a commitment to stay fit. Australia now has bragging rights to two new national treasures: 17-year-old Jessica Watson and her little pink sailboat named Ella. At the age of 16, Jessica Watson became the youngest person to sail unassisted around the world. She set sail from Sydney on October 18, 2009 and returned back to her homeport on May 15th of this year. Watson's newly published book, True Spirit tells the story of her incredible eight month adventure. Watson will give you a first-hand account of her amazing journey tomorrow morning. You won't want to miss her exciting story -- we hope you'll make an appointment to watch. A record number of people are making Hardship Withdrawals, from their retirement accounts to hold off on a foreclosure; pay college tuition, credit card debt or to buy a home. If you are considering doing this to make ends meet. . .you'll want to hear what, Early Show financial expert, Ray Martin will tell you why dipping into your your retirement funds may actually give you a bigger headache down the road. Then, he'll give you some valuable advice on alternatives you should consider before you touch your 401(k). We often correlate weight loss with good health. But losing weight alone does not guarantee a healthier check-up the next time you visit the doctor. According to a new study, just because you're shedding those pounds, that doesn't mean your health is in the best possible condition. The newly released report reveals that some low-carb diets can actually increase your risk for cancer and even death. In Tuesday morning's Healthwatch, CBS News Medical Correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton will take a closer look at the truth behind low-carb diets. She'll separate fact from fiction and also provide tips on how you can incorporate healthy low-carb choices into your diet. Amelia Lamoscatella, an avid lifelong baseball fan, was attending a Tampa Bay Rays baseball game in St. Petersburg, Florida when she was hit in the face with a foul ball. The young woman only badly bruised her chin and an apologetic first base coach gave her the ball. . .which was just the first of a few for the injured fan. With the help of a very lucky baseball glove -- which she brings with her to every game -- Amelia rallied and caught TWO more fly balls in the very SAME inning! In an Early Show exclusive, Amelia will show you her lucky glove and tell you what it was like to catch, not one but three foul balls in just one game. If you would like more information on any of these stories or the broadcast, please click on the following address and e-mail us: earlyshow@cbs.com
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