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were going to tell you how that could impact your wallet "early" this tuesday morning, september could impact your wallet "early" this tuesday morning, september 6th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs and good morning. welcome to "the early show" here on a tuesday morning. its september 6th. im chris wragge. >> its september 6th. im erica hill. nice to have you with us this morning. nice to be back to the. >> good to be back. this is the unofficial end of summer. everybodys back to work...

>> we were have a three-day wine to watch for. reporter: in paterson, new jersey, drying out after hurricane irene, they are dreading that water. >> anothertorm is coming. like we need more water. we really -- i dont know what were going to do. >> reporter: lees march northeast could have a silver lining. the system could bring enough. to keep katia, now a powerful category 3 rricane, out in the atlantic. >> now its a question of, is she going to be 300 miles offshore? or 500 miles off...

>> we were have a three-day wine to watch for. reporter: in paterson, new jersey, drying out after hurricane irene, they are dreading that water. >> anothertorm is coming. like we need more water. we really -- i dont know what were going to do. >> reporter: lees march northeast could have a silver lining. the system could bring enough. to keep katia, now a powerful category 3 rricane, out in the atlantic. >> now its a question of, is she going to be 300 miles offshore? or 500 miles off...

and scott pelley on the toxic legacy of ground zero ten years after 9/11. >> people are still dying. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> mitchell: good evening, scott is on assignment. some parts of the south are burning up tonight, others are underwater. in a perfect world, tropical storm lee would have brought much-needed rain to parts of texas, fighting through its worst drought in half a century. but it didnt work out that way, instead, ...

ratings continue to sink. >> brown: as part of our coverage of the tenth anniversary of the terrorist attacks, miles obrien examines whats changed in the design and construction of tall buildings. >> ten years after 9/11, a new sky scraper is rising on the site of ground zero. how much have we learned about building sky scrapers to make them safer? >> ifill: and ray suarez explores the latest storm over wikileaks secrets. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights newshour. major funding fo...

hopeful mitt romney offers a plan for job growth, and as president obamas approval ratings continue to sink. >> brown: as part of our coverage of the tenth anniversary of the terrorist attacks, miles obrien examines whats changed in the design and construction of tall buildings. >> ten years after 9/11, a new sky scraper is rising on the site of ground zero. how much have we learned about building sky scrapers to make them safer? >> ifill: and ray suarez explores the latest storm over ...

and good morning. welcome to "the early show" here on a tuesday morning. its september 6th. im chris wragge. >> its september 6th. im erica hill. nice to have you with us this morning. nice to be back to the. >> good to be back. this is the unofficial end of summer. everybodys back to work, back to school. summer vacations are now a thing of the past. >> yes, long gone for a lot of folks. theres so much focus, of course, in the last couple weeks, especially this morning, on weather. we...

blamed for killing at least three people, whipping up dozens of tornadoes and damaging floods. heres more from abcs scott goldberg. >> reporter: gone but determined not to be forgotten. the system that was tropical storm lee, is soaking its way north. from southern louisiana. >> a lot is going to go. >> like what? >> all the tools in the box down there. we didnt think it would get that high. >> reporter: into georgia and beyond, lee has dumped up to ten inches in some places. and broug...

in the form of firefighting helicopters, crews on the groundy outmatched. >> i have seen a number of big fires in my life. this one is as mean-looking as ive ever seen. >> reporter: just outside of austin, more than 450 homes have been reduce dodd cinders. 500 families have been forced out of her homes. monica lost her home. >> im sitting and praying, hoping to god, because i dont know right now. >> reporter: in louisiana, the biggest problem is flooding. new orleans is still bailing o...

south, as it takes aim at the northeast. >> rains from alabama all the way to canada. the slow-moving system is being blamed for killing at least three people, whipping up dozens of tornadoes and damaging floods. heres more from abcs scott goldberg. >> reporter: gone but determined not to be forgotten. the system that was tropical storm lee, is soaking its way north. from southern louisiana. >> a lot is going to go. >> like what? >> all the tools in the box down there. we didnt think i...