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>> yes. >> reporter: 84-year-old phil eckloff suffers from congestive heart failure and diabetes and wound up in the hospital twice ais year. l twice a laundry list of follow-up instructions and fedications. so you have to deal with all this stuff. this is a lot of-- a lot of medications. a lot to remember. >> yeah, it is. >> reporter: eckloff is fortunate. f isas a home health care worker to help him. what do you think it would be like for you if you had to keep y with all this by yourself? >> ...

Sheriffs deputy elton salmons, i bet you dont like him already, seeing him there hiding in the shadows, why cant he catch real criminals, you may be thinking? or maybe no wonder he has a record number of complaints? who would not complain about a guy who sold purpose is to ruin your day? by the nature of the business all traffic cops can expect a few complaints every year. all of them are petty and people just mad because i got a ticket but regardless they all get documented and placed in the of...

Its a tactical decision that leaves romneys message in the hands of others but frees his campaign to spend in other areas like voter identification and ideout. another romney advantage is the war chest hes helped build at the republican national committee, $76 million, 10 times more than the democrats. its a reserve fund the r.n.c. can spend for any reason, including direct, last-minute lplp for romney. these numbers also reveal that romney excels at asking a relatively small pool of donors for ...

Fi field office near des moines, strawn says early voting helps campaigns improve their focus. >> well, anybody that tells one of our volunteers theyre bpporting mitt romney, you bet you, we want that vote cast as ibon as possible to make sure we can start working on those other iowans who havent made their decisions yet. >> reporter: democrats are following a similar strategy. >> are you guys planning on voting early in this election? >> reporter: sue dvorsky chairs the state democrats. rees it...

Last month favored the president. according to federal election reports, obama campaign took in almost $85 million in august, its best month of the year, igile the romney campaign collected $67 million, also the campaigns best month. in another crucial category, idsh in the bank, again, the president held a lead, $89 million compared to mitt romneys $35 million. one of the ways the cash thvantage has already helped the elesident is this-- >> im barack obama, and i , andve this message. r: report...

We asked dean reynolds to tell us more. >> reporter: iowa is the first battleground state where early voting will take place. the printing presses are working overtime to supply ballots to voters asking them. iowans can begin casting these ballots by mail or in person on september 27. >> i have to tell you, iowa, early voting starts in about a teek. >> get engaged. get engaged so you can start to vote early. >> reporter: nationally, the percentage of early voting has 2000eased from 16% in 2000 t...

Asked not to reveal it and they have not, scott. they are still not talking. >> pelley: margaret, thank you. did yosemite national park play down the danger of the deadly hantavirus? in a record drought, its his job to decide where the water flows. and what a bargain! a painting worth a small fortune is purchased for $7. when the "cbs evening news" continues. i woke up with this horrible rash on my right side. an intense burning sensation like somebody had set it on fire. and the doctor said, ci...

"i hope that you can ask more serious questions" he said. adding to the mystery: government sensors are blocking search results for xis name. the intrigue began after xi canceled a meeting set for last wednesday with secretary of state hillary clinton. state department staff members who were in beijing to meet with chinese leadership were told around 11:00 the night before that the secretarys meeting with mr. xi was canceled. the chinese ministry cited unexpected scheduling reasons. his latest p...

Break to the season? >> right. exactly. >> reporter: each morning, hanks wakes up to an e-mail from his bosses telling him how much water there is and whose irrigation ditches will get filled. >> this one has been turned off before. >> reporter: colorado prioritizes who gets water through a system of inherited claims that reaches back to the 19th century. >> im satisfying everybody that has may 15, 1874 and before. >> reporter: if my seniority dates back to 1880 youre out of luck? >> youre out o...

Program to 2,500 distressed homeowners in four states. in recent weeks, citigroup introduced a similar program for 500 homeowners in six states. bloomquist says the banks benefit the most. >> the foreclosure process can drag on for years. so by resorting to a program like this, they are kind of short circuiting that foreclosure process. >> reporter: the rental agreement is for three years. after that, no guarantees. >> even though im renting, its... its still my home. >> reporter: knox hopes one...