tavis: up next, adam arkin. stay with us. tavis: adam arkin is an emmy 478 -- emmy-nominated actor who starred for six seasons on the very popular series "chicago hope" and on the fx series "sons of anarchy". you can catch him in the new coen brothers film that opens this weekend. here now a scene from "a serious man". >> legally i have to warn you that it is never easy for the husband unless of course there is some question of the wife having violated the marriage contract. >> oh, no, no, nothing like that. although she is planning to marry sy ableman. >> sy ableman? >> yes, but -- >> he is they are is barely cold. -- ester is barely cold. >> she passed three years ago. >> but this changes the complexion, larry. >> not in the sense -- there hasn't been hanky-panky, to my knowledge. tavis: i like that, "to my knowledge." good to see you. we were talking before we came on the air and i was asking how your father is and you said he was doing very well. >> he said to send his a -- regards. tavis: send him as well. we sent -- saw

and former "chicago hope" sta adam arkintops by. he stars in the new con brothers film, "a rious man". we're glad jufe -- you've join us the >> there are so many things wal-mart is doing, like helping peop lie better but most important, buiing better relaonshs. >> nationwid insurance prouly suppts tavis smley. nationwide -- working to prove financial literacy and the empowerment that com with it. nationwide is on youside. >> and by cotributions to this pbs ation from viewers li you. thank you. tavis: tom rie has long record of public svice dating back to s days i congress anas governor of pennsylvania. in 2001 he becam the nation's first-ever secretary of homeland security foowing the attacks of 201. his new book is called book book, andet me start wi the obous, can we e safe wh all the arrests of late? >> i think weave become progressively safe and afer every day since 2001. but the recent arrst of zazzy in colorad and som of the lone wolves in illinois and texas, unfortunately it's reminder tt the work is not er and that can't aff

good evening i'm adam may, in just a few days, the first marylanders will get their first h1n1 vaccine. derrick belcore has the very latest. >> reporter: this hospital scheduled to be the site of a news conference tomorrow as they try to spread more information about the flu strain that has so many on edge. in howard county today -- drive up, stick your arm out the window and get a free flu vaccination. >> we have to do it because we have a new baby. she's only three weeks old tonight. >> reporter: nearly 300 people lined up today, and this isn't the swine flu yet. this is the regular flu shot. >> the seasonal flu vaccine is slow to come in. this is actually one of the best places to get the seasonal flu vaccine. >> reporter: a similar drive up vaccination held saturday as local healthdepartments departments because they know in a few weeks, they'll be giving the h1n1 vaccine. the arrival of the vaccine in maryland comes just in time for many uneasy parents who are worried after learning about the death of a young girl who went to this baltimore school. 14-year-old destiny parker was i

about that, adam says, "i am gay, but i like kissing women sometimes. women are pretty. it doesn't mean i'm necessarily sleeping with them." check out the full interview with adam and, yes, the pictures in the november issue of "details" on newsstands october 27th. >> we have shocking news about rosie o'donnell. is she splitting up with her long-time partner kelly carpenter? these two have four kids together. i thought they were the perfect couple. but rosie is speaking out. things do not sound so good. this is "showbiz tonight" this weekend on hln. it is time now for the "showbiz tonight" news ticker. more stories from the "showbiz tonight" newsroom making news right now.

adam may has updated information from maryland public health leaders. but we begin first with drew levinson on the safety of the vaccine and the doses handed out today. >>> after weeks of planning and waiting, the h1n1 vaccine has arrived. healthcare workers in tennessee and indiana got some of those first doses. memphis, like many cities around the nation has been hit hard. with many cases of swine flu. >> so many kids sick. >> the first wave of the vaccine in in the form of nasal spray. >> this morning, we received over 5,000 doses of the flu mist. >> so many first doses are going to those on the front lines. >> the thinking there is that we, as healthcare professionals can be the vector of spread or pass along the virus, if we get sick and are taking care of patients who are not yet exposed. >> reporter: it's been a race to the finish line, to get a vaccine developed, produced and out to the people who really need it. >> the government insists it's safe and is manufactured much like the regular flu vaccine. >> the cdc has reported to us that no corne

> man, i still can't believe tony dated jessica simpson, even after she blew up bigger than flozell adams. >> i can tell you big stars are now rushing to jessica's defense. there are also people that say knocking jessica's weight is a clean hit because her looks are a big part of the way she sells herself. this is "showbiz tonight" on hln. ♪ >> did you see this? of course you have. this bundle of energy has become a genuine internet superstar. this video of little ava dancing to beyonce's single ladies has more than 4,000 hits on youtube. her parents say they just did it for family and friends. they had no idea little affair, a would become a massive hit. welcome back, i'm a.j. hammer. "showbiz tonight" told you about celebrities famous for nothing. you know who i'm talking about. reality show stars who get all kinds of attention and star treatment even though they have no talent to speak of. these are stars who get all kinds of attention even though it seems no one can name a single movie. do they get more attention than they warrant? look out hollywood a-litters, if you think you're h

i started sam adams with boston lager to make rich, flavorful beer. and he went and sold it one bottle at a time. no one had tried an american beer that had that kind of flavor. boston lager really was a groundswell. there's that saying, "do something you love "and you'll never work "a day in your life." i don't feel like i've worked for 24 years. ( siren blaring ) narrator: security cameras at this music store in maine

. >> i know, adam will be back. >> i'm happy to be here for adam but this is adam's show. >> we know how you feel. >>> the showers got out quickly today. we did see a couple on the eastern shore. that's about it. for the rest of us, cleared out nicely. the winds have also calmed done a bit. team chore-wise, we've seen a range. we're starting to cool down out there. still 73 degrees in ocean city. contrast that with 46 degrees in oakland. definitely cooling out in the mountains already. here in the city it is 56 degrees. the dew points are starting to come down because the air's starting to dry out. we did get to 76 earlier today. we're at our low at 56. here's the situation overall. we have a massive storm up to our north. that brought all of the rain through and bringing rain to foxboro rate now. it's really moving thing as long. that's now bringing in the drier air mass indicated by high pressure. with this high on top of us tomorrow, we're looking at a nice one, possibly morning fog, otherwise a mix of clouds and sunshine. then on monday, another dre die. it's not until tuesday ni

but we begin with adam landau, reporter with wjxt. adam, you're on the scene. what is the very latest? >> we are waiting for a news briefing any minute now from investigators. but we know this. there are two very active scenes right now and you showed both of them off the top. there is that landfill in georgia where investigators found somer's body. then there is that home right near her school. she would have walked past it to get home and that's the last place several witnesses have told police that they saw her. one of the witnesses, we're told, is a 9-year-old boy who was riding on his bike, saw somer leave her brother and sister, and the last time he saw her you was in front of that home. now the desperate search continues at that home. it started yesterday afternoon and it is continuing today. every inch, both inside and outside of that home, are being looked at by investigators. you said 810 leads -- >> adam, let me ask you -- let me ask you about this mystery woman. we've heard a report that a mystery woman came forward and said, oh, i was suspicious ab

here is adam caskey. >> good morning. it is a true no-fault morning. we have some chilly members across the region. -- it is a true fall morning. let's look at the current numbers. bridgewater, 39. madison, 43. it is below but warmer locally. 53 in the district. 51 in martinsburg. 68 will be the high temperature today with a lot of sunshine. a beautiful thursday appeared >> the roads are beautiful and rolling along smoothly. no problems as far as traffic in bethesda on the beltway. south of town at the wilson bridge, a nice run on 66, the greenway, the toll road. route 5, route 4, 210, 228 are all open to get into the district. things are moving nicely through springfield north and south on 95. now to alison and julie. >> thank you. >>> police in prince george's county are looking for whoever shot an off-duty cop. >> it happened when two suspects tried to carjack the officer. matt brock is live with the latest from this still developing story. >> this happened at about 10:00 last by. police set up a perimeter to search for the suspects. we can show you

adam carolla has said the book is funny and thought-provoking. by the way, adam carolla has never read a book. it's the greatest since dr. washington julius carver 00 i think invented the peanut. congratulations. there are interesting stories. i didn't know that you tried to become a black panther. at one time in your life. >> when i was 15 years old. i was a blerd. a black nerd. me and my best friend, ronnie livingston, because i had to change his name for the book. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> oh, yeah. we walked for, god, it must be a mile. we put our army jackets on. and we're going to join the black panther family. we get to this bullet-ridden door. and padlocked. and the guy swings the door open. what you brothers want? aww, we want -- >> how would are you are you? >> 15. >> i'm sorry, i can't let you give your life to the revolution. you've got to come back next year when you're 16. we ran all the way home. >> jimmy: i liked how you change your friend from ron who was an actor. >> well, that was his real name. >> jimmy: in the book you've chan

adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >>> thank you. remember to stay with wjz eyewitness news for more information. go to wjz.com. >>> a john hopkins professor is awarded a nobel prize. she was honored for her work in the field of genetics. she is part of a group which discovered how chromosomes protect themselves when cells devoid. their findings have started new lines of research in cancer treatment. we will hear from her tonight at 5 and 6:00. >>> we are following a developing story out of north baltimore. police make an arrest in connection with a body discovered in a manhole. 40-year-old victor cruz confessed to strangling the woman found in the manhole. two verizon employees found the body of elda vazquez last friday. she has been missing since january of last year. the medical examiner has not ruled her death a homicide but police arrested cruz after he confessed on sunday afternoon. he is facing murder and assault charges. he was dating her at the time of her death. >>> an investigation is underway following a fire at a baltimo

on saturday and sunday in adams morgan. >>> 6:35. students and parents plan to rally in the district about impending teacher layoffs. students planned to march outside their school passed it o'clock 30 this morning. a separate rally will take place this afternoon at north capitol street. >>> a baltimore teenager is the second -- has died of the swine flu. desiree carper collapsed and was taken to the hospital. last week she was diagnosed with swine flu. per and said she had double pneumonia as well. >>> the job market in virginia is improving. the rate fell to six 0.5% in august. it is well below the national average. the district's unemployment rate was 11 to 1% in august. 7. % in maryland. >>> d.c. residents will pay more to shop and buy gas. you will now pay three and a half since more for gas. smokers will pay 50 cents more for a pack. the budget goes into effect today. >>> the imf says u.s. growth will be slow. >> linda bell is live in new york with the latest business headlines on a thursday. good morning again. >> we do have s

we begin with adam with wjxt. adam, you're on the scene. what is the very latest? >> we are waiting for a news briefing at any minute now from investigators. we know this. there are two very active scenes right now and you showed both of them off the top. there is that landfill in georgia where investigators found somer's body. then there is that home right near her school. she would have walked past to it get home and that's the last place several witnesses have told police that they saw her. one of the witnesses, we're told, is a 9-year-old boy who was riding on his bike, you saw somer leave, her brother and sister, the last time he saw her was in front of that home. now the desperate search continues at that home. it started yesterday afternoon and it is continuing today. every inch, both inside and outside. home are being looked at by investigators. >> adam, let me ask you -- let me ask you about this mystery woman. we've heard a report that a mystery woman came forward and said, oh, i was suspicious about this home and a nearby dump, or dumpster on monday, and

how adam lambert is turn american idol success into music industry success. >> but next. dangerous discoveries on major maryland bridges. how will major repairs be funded? >> and find out just how . >> state officials have placed weight restrictions on the root 90 bridge just outside of ocean city. this comes after inspectors discovered deterioration on the bridge. it is just one of three maryland bridges discovered to have significant problems. john rydell has more, on a dangerous discovery, at three maryland bridges. they show signs of advanced deterioration. >> the tideings memorial bridge and hayden bridge had punishment from thousands of cars and tractor trailers. both crossed susquehanna river and inspectors discovered what they call advanced deterioration. state officials say the two bridges pose no immediate danger to drivers. but another reminder that major repairs must be made sooner than later. >> when we see structural challenges, when we see things that could be a big safety hazard, we have to move the money around, and put safety first. >> after the collapse

joining us is adam green and conservative blogger matt lewis with politics.com and town hall.com. adam, i'm going to ask you, every time michelle bachmann says something and democrats exorcised because it is false, does that take attention away from the message? >> it does take away. one caveat is michelle bachmann is crazy. number one is that, yes, the entire intent here is to take attention away from the core issue at the center of the health care debate the public help insurance option but reason they are taking the attention awake the public option overwhelmingly prop lar the only republican strategy is distract, distract, distract, gifted distracters like john kyle from arizona, a senator, but republicans don't want her on the field, prefer she stays off. why? because she is crazy but she keeps coming back on. i think her being the face of the distraction is actually very hurtful to republicans in the long run. >> matt lewis, your view? >> well, first of all, i find it interesting that my worthy adversary here has twice referred to a u.s. member of congress as "crazy", not ex

. >> we played for john adams and his wife and a small party of guests before john adams left office. but it was really thomas jefferson who took office right after that gave us the name "the president's own." >> the president needed his own musical unit to perform at different white house functions for foreign dignitaries and those who may attend his very nice estate. we've played at every inaugural since thomas jefferson and i believe that's 52 inaugurations over 210 years so we're very proud of that fact, as well. >> the marine band is composed of people from all over the country. and only the best of the best are allowed in to the president's unit. >> the band does not go through basic training. their sole duty is to provide musical support to the president. over the years, many great musicians were members of the marine band. the most prominent of them all was john phillips souza, known as the march king, and he was the one who wrote the stars and stripes forever. ♪ >> being sousa's band as we are we play a lot of his marches because mainly he wrote most of them for the preside

adam says it is a momentum play.

in adams morgan, i'm roz plater, fox 5 news. >>> not a good day for d.c. public school employees. 388 of them got pink slips today. 229 of those were teachers. school officials blame the cuts on a $40 million budget shortfall. schools chancellor michele rhee is not saying how many teachers were let go from each school but admits under enrolled high schools were hit hardest. >> i hope not. you know, you never know what the fiscal situation of the city is going to look like moving forward and clearly the mayor has always prioritized trying to touch schools last if at all. >> the washington teachers union president and the d.c. council chair say rhee is being disingenuous about any budget crunch. she has disputed that charge. at one district high school the layoffs didn't go over so well with the students. you can see here students in northeast clashed with police following a protest. >>> the news edge on maryland. a charles county sheriff's deputy shot and killed a suspect. during a routine traffic spot they -- stop they spotted drugs in the car. when they a

. >> adam may, reporting live. complete flu watch coverage continues now with drew levinson. as indiana and tennessee begin giving out the h1n1 vaccine and some question its safety. >> reporter: after weeks of planning and waiting, the h1n1 vaccine has arrived. healthcare workers in tennessee and indiana got some of those first doses. memphis, like many cities around the nation, has been hit hard, with cases of swipe flu. >> -- swine flu. soz. >> so many kids coming in sick. that the hospital set up a place where they could triage children. >> reporter: the first wave of the vaccine is in the form of the nasal spray. >> this morning, indianapolis received 5,200 doses of the h1n1 flu mist. >> reporter: the nasal spray contains a live but weakened form of the virus. it's not recommended for most high-risk groups. so many of these first doses are going to those on the front lines. >> the thinking there is that we, as healthcare professionals can be the vector of spread or pass along that virus if we get sick and we're taking care of other patients who are not yet exposed. >> rep

neil: what do you think of that, adam? >> i don't like it. it's already up 34% and trades for a p.e. higher than its growth rate. i don't like it, neil. neil: then what are you doing? >> marathon oil. i like it because it's down 20% in the last year. it is extraordinarily cheap with a 2 a% five-year projected growth rate an 3% dividend yield to boot. neil: even without oil prices moving up? >> that sector has been so out of favor already, as long as they don't go down a lot. neil: i got you. what do you think of that? >> i'm not certain. there are stronger stocks in the oil an gas group that have done better. oil prices may be peaking a little right here. neil: gary? >> one group lying in the weeds is the education stocks. that has that is apollo group. the stock is eddie to bust out. volume is starting to come in and i think it's ready to roll. neil: what do you make of that? >> it is a play in unemployment. it is a volatile stock. any given time it can go down three or four points. neil: charles, you said at the outset you almost regretted

we'll check on those notes on monday. >> thanks, adam. there are a few eem we'll be watching the kal dash boston fed president eric rowsengren will be talking about the financial markets and dallas fed president richard fish he will be at duke university to talk about the new global economy. that's your global stock watch. >> well, julia, you can get more news, blogs and videos on today's market-moving stories at cnbc.com. check it out. in fact, i see julia right there. we're going to talk tosome meek southkhan very shortly. and we would love to tower more than just money moving across markets. it's about exchanging ideas across cultures, opening up to the world- continuing to innovate. you need to have a nimble organization that can innovate rapidly and constantly is willing to learn. speed has become so important. every aspect of business has to be able to demonstrate flexibility and agility. collaboration is the name of the game. we have at least half a dozen relationships giving us new products, new opportunities and wonderful new the

adam in georgia adam! >> caller: hey, this is adam. i've got a home state buckeye boo-yah and a laid-back southeast coastal georgia boo-yah, jimbo. >> i think you'd better get map qwest. you're from georgia. it is all about not this one but ramblin wreck. >> caller: thanks for all your work. tell me about ire and the irish banks. >> i've been working on some irish banks courtesy of some irish friends i have in the banking business. and you know what? i'll recommend this. and allied irish. guaranteed by the irish government. i think it's the best piece of paper out there. i kid you not. let's go to chris in pennsylvania. chris. >> caller: mr. cramer, a big keystone boo-yah. >> see, that means he's a steeler fan or he's a penn state fan. doesn't want to admit it. go ahead. >> caller: eagle eagle. >> thank you. >> caller: mon. nova solutions. it went up 20% today. >> well, yeah. you know what? i don't know why it did. so i could make up something and be like a lot of the stooges i see on tv. or i could admit it, that i don't know the answ

adam in new york, adam? >> caller: hey, jim. how are you doing? boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: jim, i got a question about my johnson & johnson stock. >> sure, man, fire away! >> caller: okay, listen, i inherited this stock about a year ago. i know we're coming out of a good quarter here. best in about ten years. >> yep. >> caller: i don't know now it's the time to sell this stock or if i should -- >> j&j has a huge business overseas. the dollar keeps going down. may i also just once again -- a lot of people here who believe in this network and this country believe that the weak dollar's bad. talk to j&j, they are going to make fortunes in this environment and it's real money. i say, adam, stick with j&j. one that i would recommend most highly. now let's not slip slide away. i think congress ought to take a page or three or four out of here. this little red book. and you know, the communist manifesto and make job creation number one priority. happy birthday, china. and stick with cramer. ♪ >>> coming up, one regional bank is still growing. but

>> let me point out here, flozell adams, he's an offensive tackle for the dallas cowboys. do you know how much he weighs? 338 pounds. gosh! tanika, any excuse for even in a joke comparing jessica simpson to a 338-pound football player. >> you know, i get it, they were trying to make the point, but here's what's ridiculous and here's what every little girl needs to listen to if they want to be a starlet. that's what all these girls want to be now is famous. when you project yourself out there to the universe as a skinny, kind of a dumb blond, then that is fodder for jokes. and it's unfortunate that that's what jessica represents to this country. when she became famous, more famous than she ever was before, it was based on, is it chicken or tuna and she was the dumb blond girl and half naked in the jack in a box commercial, whatever it was, washing a car. that's what she put out there and that's really all people think of her as. so it's kind of like up for grabs. >> i guess so, but i really still think while we heard a general apology, we need to hear a specific apology. br

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i started sam adams with boston lager to make rich, flavorful beer. and he went and sold it one bottle at a time. no one had tried an american beer that had that kind of flavor. boston lager really was a groundswell. there's that saying, "do something you love "and you'll never work "a day in your life." i don't feel like i've worked for 24 years. a complete adult multivitamin in a gummy with ingredients... to support energy, immunity, and your inner child. one a day vitacraves. multivitamin gummies for grown-ups. lysol neutra air eliminates odor-causing bacteria in the air... and kills bacteria at the source. oust air sanitizer is not approved to kill bacteria at the source. lysol neutra air. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest -- our next guest is a talented chef and owner of several celebrated boston restaurants, via matta, radius. on october 11th, he'll be back in new york for the "meatball madness" event part of new york city's wine and food festival. please welcome chef michael schlow, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy

sam adams tastes great because happy employees make better beer. i love my job. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. welcome back, everybody. thank you so much for watching. we're back with animal expert, jeff musial. now, what do you have here, jeff? >> this is called a fennec fox. >> jimmy: oh, he's cute. >> isn't he cool? >> jimmy: yeah, he's really cute. >> it's the smallest canine in the world. and they're found in africa. he weighs about three pounds. and believe it or not, they can shoot fire out of their eyes. [ laughter ] watch this. >> jimmy: no he can't. not everything can do that. >> yes, he can. watch. [ cheers and applause ] you know what i say after that? >> jimmy: what is that? >> booyah. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> that's what you should say. >> jimmy: yeah, all right, well, you did it for me. >> okay, say it thought. >> jimmy: no, i'd rather not. >> no, just say it. it'd sound cool. >> jimmy: i'd rather not. [ laughter ] >> just say booyah. >> jimmy: booyah. [ laughter ] >> so great. okay. >> jimmy: i

james adams recovers inside the redskins 10-yard line and a nightmare start for the skins. eight yards for the touchdown. two minutes into this game the bucs lead 7-0. second quarter, still 7-0. picked off by the bucs. this was his second interception of three on the day. he had campbell's number. campbell almost had a fourth interception. bounces off the defense. false incomplete. brown was okay. third quarter a momentum shift. josh johnson pass. intercepted by deanglo hall who cuts across the field weaving his way. he's got a new contract and now he's got some new yardage. returns 22 yards. filly taken down at the bucs 41 to set up field goal. skins trail. campbell rolls right and finds big chris cooley for a 12-yard gain and first down at the bucs' 24. four plays later campbell and cooley again. this time a 17-yard hookup for a touchdown. the extra point was blocked. redskins trailed 0-9. next possession, jason campbell going to let it all hang out. fires up the right side to a streaking santanmoss. 59 yards in stride for the game- winning touchdown. the redskins rally f

let's stop and remember, army private, adam muller, american hero. joined the army to pay off college loans. earned his degree, loved music. his dog spirit, car, dreamed of being a cop. leaves behind childhood sweetheart, wife, michelle. parents james and katherine. adam muller, american hero. thanks to our guests and especially for you being with us. i'll see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern. until then. good night, friend.

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adam comes from the swamps of louisiana. his drift wood statue of liberty is the centerpiece a show. >> it is like an american way where freedom and justice for all and the country of opportunity to come here and do well and do your best. you can get somewhere. that is how the country was built. >> this museum's founder, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is more than an exhibit. you can come here and contemplate what it means to be free. >> this is a show that transcends any label and it is all about what it means to be a free human being and how we safeguard that for ourselves and for one another. >> life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness opens tomorrow. >> one of our treasures in baltimore. it is a unique museum. >>> we have a weekend heading our way. look at the conditions now. mild out there. 69. south/southeast winds at 10. we will take a look at the satellite/radar and the weekend after this break. >>> it's friday. did you know that 75% of growing kids don't get the recommended amounts of calcium and vitam

on that note, it's back to you, julia. >> thanks so much, adam. it's the busiest week for a lot of economic data. weekly jobless claims are out at 8:30 new york time. they're forecast to rise by 5,000 to a total of 535,000. at 8:30, we'll get august personal income and spending figures. then at 10:00 a.m., the trio of reports will be out, the ism manufacturing index forecast is show a reading of 54 in september. any number above 50 denotes growth in the sector. construction spend sg expected to be unchanged in august and the national association of realtors releases august pending home sales. in addition to ben bernanke's testimony before the house financial services committee, investors will hear from two other fed officials today. cleveland fed president sandra pianalto and atlanta fed president dennis lockhart both speak about the economy and both at 5:30 p.m. new york time. also today, automakers report september auto sales. that's your global stock watch. >>> coming up next, japan business confidence urges higher in september as the country c

adams county, colorado. east of denver international airport where this balloon that was untethered in the back yard of a home in ft. collins colorado, came loose and floated in a south easterly direction for a little over two hours. >> about two hours. >> about two hours. coming into this farm field and we kept saying gee, best case scenario it would be landing not in an urban area. >> that all seemed to be coming together. it didn't seem to make a hard landing. everything seemed to be coming together. >> and the breaking news -- that is the only thing that matters, boy not inside balloon. nothing else matters. it became a curiosity. the fate of this balloon became a curiosity. >> now it seems to be turning into a search and rescue now to find where is 6-year-old falcon? now they have to find this child. this process continues for the parents, for his other siblings and these rescue workers to regroup. so now what do you do? how do you find this child? we have reracked the video to show you how it came down

. >> you're adamant about not getting married in a barn, i'm adamant about not getting married in a church. >> why the no. >> year not getting into that. for lack of a better answer, because i said -- >> why not? >> why? >> why not? >> why? >> why not? in other words if i were to say i want it get married in a church you would say okay we're not going to get married? honestly? seriously? >> i wouldn't say i wouldn't, i'd say i'd rather not. well, we're trying to make the wedding plans and you get religious views and things involved and i try not to infringe my views on anyone and i try not to look at anybody else's views. you know regardless of your religious views or your political views, i love you for who you are. and i hope that never influences our relationship in any form or fashion. >>> coming up -- >> get around there and check every [ bleep ] motor on this rig. >> hurricane freddy descends on the rig. >> i'm going to give them something to remember today. but put a ring of cheese in the crust and...jackpot! (announcer) introducing pizza hut's new stuffed crust pan pizza. your favo

adams recovers. this past from josh johnson to antonio bryant, diving catch in the end zone. it was an absolutely horrible first half. for some reason malcolm pulls up little bit. three interceptions on the day. jason trust rebound in the second quarter. he goes back to pass, cannot find anybody, scrambles, and this act. -- and is sacked. jason says he took a deep breath during half time and came back out. this bullet to chris cooley, 17 yards for the touchdown. the redskins are back in it. late in the third, you can do this better than campbell. a 59 yard touchdown. late in the fourth, the defense closes the door. the ball hit the turf. the redskins win, and the coach talks about his players' determination. next first thing i was thinking about is why is this happening? everything happens for reason. i was proud of my teammates, and the coaches never gave up on me. >> did not all of a sudden create something new and try to do things on your own. when the play is called, run the show. >> you just keep on plugging away. >> hopefully this was the big turnaround. jared gaither i

he was very adamant, they interviewed him multiple times. and that was his consistent story. >> so we're not part of a reality tv show? >> i'll leave you with that conjecture on your part. i know what you're saying. >> will you be interviewing falcon separately from his parents? >> i'm sure the investigators will be interviewing him and find out what occurred, sure. >> what do you think? >> i don't want to -- i don't want to make a conjecture. but this is not the first time when we've been involved in searching for some child, and once the child realizes people are looking for him, they hide, because they're afraid they're going to get in trouble. i can't tell you how many times this has happened over the course of my career. and, you know, i think the thing that was confusing here is we had the eyewitness that said he climbed into this apparatus, which was clearly not the case. >> have you talked to the parents since he's been found? outside of relief, what their reaction was? >> again, we just had a 30-second conversation with the investig

adams bar and grill, i come here because everybody knows my name. they have good music, bartenders are cool being the food is fas tas tick. we're downtown at tronoff centr it's art central, whether it be musicals, gallery showings. it's a premier place where people can express themselves. we're in eden park, a place where you can bring your family, friends, be by yourself. what's unique about eden park is it's in the city, next to the river and has these magnificent makes. i might wander down with one of my model airplanes. sometimes i'll run my radio controlled cars, other times set off rockets. i sort of live in my own world but take advantage of the space. the tour is over. sorry. i have to go. i hope you you enjoyed some of the best-kept secrets of the great town of cincinnati. 

pfc adam muller, dreamed of being a cop, leaves behind childhood sweetheart wife michelle. parents james and katherine. adam muller, american hero. thanks to our guests, see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern. until then. good night. here's your hln prime news break. congressional leaders met with president obama to try to decide whether to send more troops to afghanistan. military leaders want as many as 40,000 more boots on the ground. but others pushing a different strategy say that the military can fight the war with more unmanned drones. >>> general david petraeus was diagnosed with early stage prostate cancer in february. radiation treatment is considered successful. he kept his illness private was administration officials knew all about it. >>> tyler perry reveals intimate details of his troubled childhood in new orleans including physical and sexual abuse. that's the news for now, i'm mike galanos.

. >> and, you know, you're adamant about not getting married in a barn. i'm adamant about not getting married in a church. >> why not? >> well, we're not going into that. for lack of a better answer, because i said. >> why not? >> why? >> why not? >> why? >> why not? so, in other words, if i were to say, "i want to get married in a church," you'd say, "okay, we're not gonna get married"? honestly? seriously? >> i wouldn't say, "i wouldn't." i'd say, "i'd rather not." well, you know, we're trying to make the wedding plans, and you get religious views and things involved, and i try not to infringe my views on anyone, and i try not to look at anybody else's views. you know, regardless of your religious views, your political views, i love you for who you are, and i hope that never influences our relationship in any form or fashion. >> narrator: coming up... >> tell them to get around there and check every [bleep] motor on this rig. >> narrator: ...hurricane freddy descends on the rig. >> i'm gonna give them something >> i'm gonna give them something to [bleep

even after she blew up bigger than flozell adams. >> hey! >> reporter: "showbiz tonight" can tell you, an animated short making fun of jessica's weight has blown up into the super bowl of weight controversies. one that also has other celebrities screaming from the sidelines. >> the camera adds weight. i don't get it. >> reporter: in a brand-new twitter post, jessica simpson fires back at this sketch, sponsored by burger king, that aired on fox nfl sunday. >> hey, tony, is jessica around? we could use a defensive tackle! >> reporter: the clip makes fun of jessica and her ex-boyfriend, dallas cowboys quarterback tony romo, with several jokes about simpson's weight. >> unlike tony, at least jessica comes up big when it counts. >> reporter: and now jessica simpson is blowing the whistle and calling a penalty on the sketch. in her tweet, jessica writes, quote, i will never understand why people attack for a laugh. own your beauty and don't listen to the judgment. >> it was just in poor humor. i mean, they might as well have just done yo mama joke

i started sam adams with boston lager to make rich, flavorful beer. and he went and sold it one bottle at a time. no one had tried an american beer that had that kind of flavor. boston lager really was a groundswell. there's that saying, "do something you love "and you'll never work "a day in your life." i don't feel like i've worked for 24 years. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're back with amy poehler! "the poehler stroller derby." now, the rules are simple. now, look -- very nice. >> i i've got my sneakers on, my commuting sneakers. >> jimmy: absolutely, yeah. [ laughter ] you're a working girl. >> there we go -- here we go. >> jimmy: all right, here we go, we got two identical strollers, each have their own water balloon babies in here. no real babies in "poehler stroller derby." so come on -- my guy is shocked and your guy is -- >> my guy is happy. >> jimmy: yeah, all right, so here's what we're going to do. [ laughter ] we're going to run up -- race up the stairs first, and then we switch -- we turn the corner there, and then we come do

two runners on for big adam dunn who rips the base hit to right field. alberto gone disolless is going to -- gonzalez is going to motor all the way around and score. game tied at 1. move to the top of the 15, tied 1-1. alberto gonlez, base hit to center field. elijah dukes score cans. nats up 2-1. in the bottom of the 15th, still 2-1, the braves on with two on, two outs. max logan with the breaking ball. called out toandz the game and -- to end the game and end the season. the nats become the first team to lose their first seven games and win their last seven. redskins rallied to score163rd quarter points. the game highlighted by the 59- yard connection from jason campbell to santana moss. it may have saved the job of the quarterback. >> we wanted to get a win to show the fans we understand what you're all feeling and what you're going through but just believe, we're going through the same thing. you think we want to play the way we've been playing? no. the only way to come out of it is to go out there and do what we do good clinton portis has a big day

the very next batter, adam dunn at the plate with the bases loaded. he walks, a run comes in. it's a 4-3 ballgame. the pressure, now squarely on justin maxwell, the youngster from sherwood high school, watch this. reaches out, and touches this one for a grand slam. the second grammy of his career, it's of the walk-off variety. utter mayhem ensues at home plate. the nationals win it 7-4, the place is going crazy. afterwards, all smiles in the clubhouse. >> i'm thinking i hopefully i get my chance to hit. i knew i was like seventh or whatever else. you get a couple guys on, i might come up with bases loaded in my mind. it kd of worked out. >> i think we all know he has a lot of tale. for sure, he stayed healthy the whole way through and works hard. nice to see him do something like that and be able to be up here and show everyone how good he is. >> it's been a rough year in? ways. but the excitement out here night after night we've gotten from the fans has been incredible. the ballgame gone down to the wire like they did today and you people have been behind us all year. we appr

eyewitness news tonight at 11:00 with adam, sam and me. >> you're back. >> yeah. >> pains me to say it. ba >>> great expectations. the nobel committee calls president obama's peace prize a vote of confidence. but will the prize prove