cubs in rio. thank you. the same place where they go, you know, i'm having a heart attack, wait. >> i'm having a heart attack. >> it's carnival, big whoop. >> what's up, you guys. take you out to california and show you some tower cams and the bay bridge in san francisco and notice the shining off the pavement from the lights. heavy rain there and winds gusting to 20 miles per hour and high to 30 to 60 this afternoon. three-hour delay at sfo. down the line a little bit farther. l.a. cloudy still and winds gusting to 20 miles per hour. not an earthquake, just gusty winds. what about the rest of the region. dallas, watch for heavy rain off and on and hour or more delays. sfo currently a three-hour delay and showers headed back into atlanta overnight and morning fog in houston and rain showers, too, this afternoon. watch for that to slow you down, too. >>> you like seeing celebs in awkward moments. we have a story that will double your pleasure and double your fun. people on tape spitting out the gum.

he was excited about joining the cub scouts and he wanted to show off the new gadget he got. we'll be taking your views on this story and air some of them. >>> the former top man at enron will get a chance to ask the supreme court to let him out of prison. jeffrey skilling was convicted on 19 counts of securities fraud, insider trading and conspiracy stemming from the spectacular collapse of the energy brokerage company. he claims prosecutors never proved he personally profited from the high-flying deals that brought that company down. the supreme court will hear this case early next year. >>> the headlines out of detroit's public school system have been pretty grim. a massive budget deficit and a possible bankruptcy filing. but there are places kids are finding the inspiration to excel. poppy harlow visited one for cnnmoney.com's "assignment detroit." >> reporter: detroit may be trying to reinvent itself, but when it comes to educating its children, the word struggle only begins to describe the situation. >> almost every kid has to walk through a metal detector just to walk

cub. >> three cubs. shepard: what do they do about this predicament? >> which one? this was eight days later. they came back and ripped up screens and that kind of stuff, but police chased them out of the house and sent them on their merry way, but every two days or every two nights, they kept coming back trying to get back. they liked our food. >> seeking revenge against the lady with the pillow. shepard: you had one of those handlebar type of door handles, and you change that, right? tell me about this experience with the tree and the cubs >> > it turned out the bears came back the night that i left to go to the lake with the kids because obviously, it mother was home alone. the momma bear ended up in the cage, and that is what alerted people in the house -- shepard: you put a cage out, like a trap? >> the forest service did. their goal was to catch the mother there, and hopefully, the cubs would go up in a tree, and that is exactly what happened. they woke up in the middle of the night to hear the commotion, called the forest service, who showed up with tranquili

. >> i thought you were a cubs fan. >> i am a cubs fan but i needed an american league team because when you're from chicago you cannot root for both the cubs and the sox. there's a dividing line that you can't cross there. so as a young girl i became very interested and enamored of the yankees. chris: rudy giuliani, her opponent back then was not buying. >> i'm going to be with my hero joe torre and i've been a yankee fan since the day i was born. >> are you saying there's some fair weather yankee fans like your opponent? >> i didn't say that. chris: while all this gave "saturday night live" a chance to pile on. >> people of new york, i want to be your senator. now, rudy giuliani says i'm not a real new yorker. to which i say, hey, forget about it. i love new york. >> she is so good and sharp. chris: think about it, in all seriousness she's been really good at these transitions and went down south for her husband and developed something of a draw and was authentic and went to new york and became a new york politician, probably the number one politician and now is a woman of the world, a

it's good news for cubs fans, but jay leno had his take on it. >> the chicago cubs have filed for chapter 11. how sad is that? the cubs finally do something in october, is it's bankruptcy. >> that's true. >> here's the worst one. now they're talking about moving the cubs to rio. boy, chicago can't win. >> the scariest thing about that moving to rio, cub fans in thongs. wouldn't be good. >> how do you feel about this? this is your hometown of chicago. >> i think it's great if they sell the team. if a family owns the team, they're more likely to make moves rather than a corporation. >> good point. you're okay with it? >> i'm okay with it. >> most calm i've ever seen him talk about the cubs like that. >>> a woman born wonlith only half of a functioning brain is turning medical on its end. >>> right now on "showbiz tonight," jon and kate money madness. tonight, a brand-new blockbuster jon and kate "he said, she said" money battle. jon's remarkable claim today that kate took more than $1 million out of their bank account. kate now demanding jon pay her spousal support, all on the eve of their

two siberian tiger cubs. each one weighs just 25 pounds, and they are part of the fox watch. " you do if a family of bears wandered into your home? one grandmother had a pillow fight with them and that to tell about it. it is a great american pastime, tailgating, and just think -- if you have to picture the greatest tailgating experience in all of america, where they do not even call it tailgating -- that is next. . welcome to progressive. how may i help you? i'm looking for a deal on car insurance. i think i might have a coupon in here. there's an easier way. we've got the "name your price" option. you do? follow me. you tell us how much you want to pay, and we'll build you a policy that fits your budget. and i still get great coverage? uh-huh. go ahead. you're the boss. i'm the boss of savings. more like the c.e.o. oh, oh. no glass ceiling. the freedom to name your price. now, that's progressive. call or click today. eryone's talking about them. and now we can actually do something about them. at wal-mart,

this dachshund and tiger cub formed a special bond at a zoo in germany. zoo keepers say that they can only keep the two together for a few more weeks before the cub gets too big to play nice! >>> a study of college students found that our parents might influence the way we choose girlfriends and boyfriends. if you're a girl, you tend to be attracted to guys who look like your dad. and guys tend to like girls who look like mom. jessica? >>> hmmm. that's one i'm going to have to think about. thanks, lauren. a smile can brighten the darkest day. but thousands of kids hide their smiles in the shadows, afraid to show their faces. amanda tells us how doctors and teens are helping change these kids' lives. >> reporter: these families have traveled many miles to be seen by the doctors of operation smile. the charity may be the only chance for these kids to have a normal life. operation smile provides free surgery to thousands of kids born with a cleft lip or palate. the deformity can make it difficult to eat, drink, speak or even to simply smile. doctors donate t

i heard one man on the phone to a friend saying he felt like he feel after every cubs game. when he heard that chicago had dropped out. but also the chance started up on the plaza. 2020, which i guess is the olympic equivalent of wait till next year. and mayor daley said 2020 is not out of the question. >> thank you so much for that reporting. john yang from the chicago bureau. after four years, $48 million invested and trying to get it for this time forecast they do decide to go for 2020, they have a lot of the ground work laid for that. good idea. >> absolutely. after 102 years without a world series championship, cubs fans are very patient. >>> still ahead, after seven days and 135 amendments, did the senate finance committee in washington actually get anything done on health care? we will go live to capitol hill for the latest. >>> then late night bomb shell. we'll hear from the lawyer of the man accused of trying to blackmail david letterman over sexual relationships of women on his staff. for all the moments that make every day special. fancy feast introduces an entire

cheetah cubs chirp like birds. and if they survive, they will still be with their mother when the wildebeest come round again. this perpetual cycle is still a robust force of nature. but with the mara river running low and man crowding the route, no one can be certain how many turns are left for this, the last spectacle of its kind. >> hello, everyone, welcome to the cbs sports update. i'm james brown. in new york with the scores around the nfl today. the giants broke the 4-and-0 as manning throws three touchdown passes. surprising broncos are unbeaten thanks to a 51 yard touchdown by marshall. the saints are 4-and-0. the patriots move into a first place tie with the jets. indian -- cinci wins in the closing seconds of overtime. for more news and scores log on to cbs sports.com. having a heart attack. i remember being at the hospital, thinking about my wife. i should have done more to take care of myself. now i'm exercising, watching my diet, and i trust my heart to lipitor. (announcer) unlike some other cholestero

we are at the atlanta cub came factory, the best cupcakes in town. my favorite is the red velvet. it's small but cute and i love the decor. it's a great atmosphere. not very well known map but it's going to get on the map quickly. we're at agatha's, a taste of mystery. it's a dinner/mystery theater. you come in, you eat, and there's a murder mystery going on at the same time. very interactive. during the show you'll have a few with speaking roles, people joining in in choruses. it's a lot of fun. >> this is aniece, a french restaurant. this is a part of atlanta but it's on a residential type street where there's old converted houses that are now businesses. it has a euro feel to it, the bar area is dark and quaint. you'll see a lot of locals and regulars that hang out there. i've shown you my city, now show me yours. just go to ireport.com/mycitymysecret. @@@

. >> reporter: the fbi cubs conducts a search of lunsford's home. they found cash. >> you have to know that people are going to take opportunity. >> reporter: lunsford is also charged with threat. stealing an expensive watch from a drug dealer. a gold medallion and tiffany jewelry. they also confiscated a leafy substance in a bag, viles of liquid and needles. he says, quote there is a legitimate explanation and hopefully the truth will come out in court. the case against the drug detective comes about when an informant tells the fbi lunsford has given them money for information, then has taken back half in cash. >> 99.9% of law enforcement officers are just as outraged about these allegations as we are. >>> when talking about making raids on drug houses, lunsford said i ain't going into a [ bleep ] house if i ain't getting [ bleep ]. >>> some students show you are never too young to be a ravens fan. >> i think that's go ravens go, if i might have heard it correct. they already have their game faces on for the big match against the patriots. you can

>>> the chicago cubs are officially bankrupt. but that is not necessarily a bad thing for the team's owner. the tribune company filed chapter 11 protection for the team today. the tribune is selling the cubs to the family of joe ricketts the founder of the td ameritrade brokerage company. it will sell for $845 million. >>> the head of the nfl players association is urging the union's members to speck out against rush limbaugh. heard about this story today? the talk show host is part of a group bidding to buy the st. louis rams. limbaugh has a bit of a past with the nfl and one player in particular. back in 2003 limbaugh lost his job on espn when he claimed philadelphia quarterback donovan mcnabb was getting credit he didn't deserve because the media wanted a black quarterback to do well. so today, players union executive directors are saying this -- >> we have been asking you what do you think about this? we have been reading a bunch of your e-mails and texts. let's go to one from dee. >> also got a bunch of comments on our faceb

and i saw a baby cub darting this way. and the mother bear was full bore, full speed running at me. i could see her coming at me. i turned and stumbled and fell and she was on top of me. >> he was fortunate to walk away with scrapes on his feet and a leg. now he plans to keep the garbage inside until just before pickup. >> i bet. >> that was no yogi bear there. but that guy was big. maybe that helped too. >> i don't know. he's alive. that's all that matters. >>> high poe continue yaks this is for you. >> we have as that can point and click your way to a diagnosis number doctor involved. >>> we have what the doctor ordered in the weather. a great end to the weekend. i'll have the details after the break.  >>> what a great day it was. we had plenty of sunshine and temperatures above seasonal. look at the highs. 77 degrees at national. 78 at dulles. and 76 at baltimore. and 81 degrees at lees burg today. and 79 at college park. we had temperatures up there. comfortable. not a lot of humidity. and no shot clockage of sunshine. right now things are cooling down.

think about how people go year after year after year to wrigley field to cheer on the cubs. we'll do it again. we'll get over it. >> reporter: some here, included elected officials, suggested chicago's rejection could have been due to anti-american sentiment or mean-spirited international politics but the mayor richard daley said simply "it's time for everyone to get on with their lives." katie? >> couric: dean reynolds, thanks a lot, dean. it was a big gamble for president obama, putting his prestige on the line to try to twin olympics for chicago. chip reid is at the white house tonight and already some tough reviews are coming in for the president's failed mission, a couple conservative commentators said "the ego has landed." how is the white house reactd? >> reporter: katie, the last thing the white house would tkofr is admit the president has been weakened or taken a big hit to his power and prestige so the way they're spinning it here at the white house is they're saying it's a sign of strength. it shows he's not afraid to take big risk if it's good a good cause. still

her son also spotted a bear cub inside the house. he tried to catch it, but ran into the much larger mother. the bears raided the kitchen before police drove them out with pellet guns. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch," stocks in asia skidded lower this morning and ross palombo is here in new york with details. good morning. >> reporter: between morning. asian markets fell sharply this morning after yesterday's weak reports about u.s. jobs in manufacturing. the nikkei closed down 246 points. that came after wall street's dramatic ripple dimg et losses on thursday. the dow sank 203 points, the nasdaq dropped nearly 65, all of this following news that first time unemployment claims rose even more than expected last week despite three weeks of declines. the official unemployment rate comes out later this morning and it's expected to rise. that overshadowed some more positive indicators. the commerce department says consumer spending shot up in august by the largest amount in eight years. and the number of contracts signed for previously owned

maybe they're safer with the cubs than synchronized swimming. maybe kielbasa doesn't go well with rhythmic gymnastics. maybe instead of the shores of lake michigan, they'll play beach volleyball on the copacabana. maybe we'll all find a way to live with that suffering. i'm john berman for "nightline" in new york. >> well, i'm not buying it. congratulation to rio, but chicago would have put on a great game. thanks to john for that anyway. and you may not know david gray by name, but you probably recognize his hit single "babylon." he'll tell us all about his greatest musical influences in tonight's "playlist." for what m. introducing blueprint. blueprint is free and only for chase customers. it lets you choose what rchases you want to pay in full to avoid interest...with full pay. and those you split... you decide how to pay over time. if having a plan matters. chase what matters. create your own blueprint at chase.com/blueprint. crime in new york city has dropped 27% since 2001. response times in madrid... ...have been cut by 25%. cities all ove

for $1,500, the chicago cubs will let you work as a groundskeeper for the day. and fans of the philadelphia phillies can take a caribbean cruise with their favorite players. >> it's the phillies. who wouldn't go on a cruise with them? >> reporter: total cost, $1,600. >> you build a fan base, build the fans, get them having good thoughts about the phillies, and get the payoff on the back end. >> reporter: baseball has set sail on a new mission, expanding the brand to keep fans coming back. peter alexander, nbc news, new york. >>> that's nbc nightly news for this sunday. stay tuned for "football night in america" followed by nbc's sunday night football, san diego at pittsburgh. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt reporting from new york for all of us here at nbc news. good night. what is it to lead? at pnc, it's doing what most benefits our customers. whether that's building more certified green buildings than anyone on earth. creating online banking tools for the next generation. or making a 10 year, $100 million investment in kids. it's how we'

look at these cute siberian tiger cubs making their public debut at the milwaukee zoo. that is cute. u have to admit it. they were born in summer, they weigh 25 pounds but they're going to top the scale eventually at about 300. >> of course, this is a rare sight. there are dwindling number of siberian tigers, only 500 in the wild, another 500 in captivity. so the cubs are an important part of the species survival. >> they're just darn cute. me to death. there's so much to learn. i just shut down. but liberty walked me through it all like when i test at night or after i eat makes a big difference. a good diet and testing your blood sugar regularly can help you manage-even reduce-the risk of complications. that's why liberty offers a wide selection of most brand-name meters. and, all the help you need to understand your meter. if you're over 65, have diabetes and are on medicare, call now and we'll send you a free meter. it offers alternate site testing, so you can test on your arm. no more pricking your fingers. so it's less painful. it makes a big difference. and to mak

we think it is probably a mother and cubs. the mother was protecting the cubs. it was a vicious attack. there are a lot of children in this neighborhood dirty we are working closely with the neighbors. we are educating all the neighbors. we have caught one raccoon this morning. we do not know if it is one of the five or not. juliet: you said that earlier, you are not sure which raccoons are the suspect raccoons. you're basically going after all the raccoons in the area? >> absolutely. we do not have any choice. we do not know if this has created a pattern of activity with this particular family of raccoons. i have been around raccoons. we have never seen anything like this. i was raised in this community never in my years of the sheriff's office have we experienced anything to this degree. juliet: you do not want people walking down the streets with shotgun trying to take care of this themselves? >> absolutely not. we want people to be careful and leave their shotguns at home. bill: he is in the same category we are. we have never heard a story like this before.

look at these cute siberian tiger cubs making their public debut at the milwaukee zoo. that is cute. you have to admit it. they were born in summer, they weigh 25 pounds but they're going to top the scale eventually at about 300. >> of course, this is a rare sight. there are dwindling number of siberian tigers, only 500 in the wild, another 500 in captivity. so the cubs are an important part of the species survival. >> they're just darn cute. me to death. there's so much to learn. i just shut down. but liberty walked me through it all like when i test at night or after i eat makes a big difference. a good diet and testing your blood sugar regular can help you manage-even reduce-the risk of complications. that's why liberty offers a wide selection of most brand-name meters. and, all the help you need to understand your meter. if you're over 65, have diabetes and are on medicare, call now and we'll send you a free meter. it offers alternate site testing, so you can test on your arm. no more pricking your fingers. so it's less painful. it makes a big difference. and to mak

wildlife officers captured her, the bear and her three cubs. they captured the bear, not her. you know what i mean. >>> if you or someone you know may be running out of unemployment benefits and counting on the government to pass an extension, our money expert jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. why is it taking so long to get this done? >> because it's congress. that's the nature of our legislative process. it could take a long time. the point is for everybody to come to some agreement. the plan would mean 13 more weeks of checks for people in some states. the hardest hit states. you know we've been covering this story for you. a lot of people are hoping to get this extra tranche of checks. the idea passed the house of representatives, but the bill has hit a roadblock in the senate. now, the extension would be in states where unemployment is more than 8.5%. those are all the states you see in red there, 27 states. the roadblock is the guys, the people, from the white states. the senators from the other states is saying, hey, that's not fair to their constituents. they

so now the whole city feels like the cubs. isn't that something? unless i'm mistaken this is the first time anyone has said no to oprah since -- i think since she tried to take obama's pants off at the inaugural ball. she went all the way to copenhagen for nothing. in fact, they finished fourth. and needless to say, she is not happy at all. >> on today's oprah, all new -- we blow up copenhagen! boom. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, that's what they get. that's what they get. and if you happen to see a badly bruised stedman in the next few weeks, don't ask any questions. he walked into a door, okay? don't feel too bad, chicago. maybe you don't have t olympics, but you still have fat willie's wood shack. i think that's going to give you a t more pleasure than watching skinny kenyans run past wrigley field, right? oprah shouldn't feel bad either. she still has the ability to turn things into gold. oprah's dr., dr. oz, has a new tv show that focuses specifically on answering questions about poop. this is the dr. oz show. today, the doctor took

she also found a baby cub that had followed the mother into the home. police had to put the animals down because they say they were too aggressive. >> fought back a bear with a pillow. what do you know? the woman changed all of the doorknobs on the home to make it more difficult for bears to get inside. >> but they have since gotten a key. [ laughter ] >>> right now, feels just right. take a live look outside right now. over baltimore and television hill. another beautiful day, full of sunny skies. but will the amazing october weather last? we have weather and traffic together. bob is here with updated numbers. >>> nice little breeze out there. just beautiful fall weather. bright sunshine. dry and beautiful blue skies. take a look at radar. nothing going on around here. in fact, you have to go a long way to find any precipitation. a couple hundred miles. looks like fine weather will be with us at least through late, late tomorrow night. maybe a brief period of showers late wednesday. we'll have a look at the weekly forecast coming up. >>> let's check on

. >> reporter: well, the mother bear and her cub were found in the family's basement. and two more bears were found just outside. kai? >> wow, andrea, thank you. when the bear showed up to the house again, they were trapped by colorado wildlife officials. >>> well, the weather is helping firefighters who are trying to save a resort town in southern california. officials feared the blaze would consume dozens of homes. teri okita reports for wjz, firefighters are getting the upper hand on the fire. >> water tankers and helicopters hover over a wildfire that is threatening about 200 homes east of los angeles. >> and you can see ground crews as they battle spot fires. but fire fighters are -- firefighters are optimistic. milder winds, cooler temperatures and higher humidity are helping the battle against the blaze that has consumed at least 7500 acres. crewscrews have also been setting backfires to get the upper hand. >> reporter: the blaze destroyed several homes in these remote canyons. officials warn residents not to let their guard down. a sudden wind shift could bring

a mother bear and her cubs caught in a tree in rockingham county. >> we looked up in the tree and saw them. shepard: while the officials say that a passing truck and dogs probably scared them up the tree. they eventually came down ok. thankfully, we did not need the pillow. >> i was screaming, she went up on her hind feet, i grabbed one of these pillows, and i just swung it at her. shepard: and that is a "fox watch across america." as acorn deals with fraud charges, there is word that someone stole millions of dollars from acorn. a live report on that is coming, plus, rush limbaugh goes shopping. do you know what he is looking into now? he is looking to spend a lot of money on what some might consider a losing investment. welcome to progressive. how may i help you? i'm looking for a deal on car insurance. i think i might have a coupon in here. there's an easier way. we've got the "name your price" option. you do? follow me. you tell us how much you want to pay, and we'll build you a policy that fits your budget. and i still get great coverage? uh-huh. go ahead. you're the boss. i'm th

that's when i saw the baby cub, by the time i could look back the mother bear was full speed running at me. i could hear her coming after me. i took a step and she was on top of me. the only thing i could do, i pushed her off with my feet and got her off with the golf club. >> gregg: yeah, a golf club. at any rate, always keep a golf club handy and the listen in all of this, the family of bears ran off and everybody is okay. lesson is keep your garbage inside before it's picked up by the trash people. >> julie: that is impossible. i think most people go to work in the morning, i have not my trash picked up but don't trash people come pretty early in the morning. >> gregg: they do and you have to get up early. for you that sleeps in until noon. >> julie: forget about it, i like bears. i never met one in person, they're cute. >> gregg: bears in manhattan. >> julie: it's the bottom of the hour, top of the news, residents in american samoa cleanings up after tuesday's devastating tsunami. crews restoring water to half of the areas and death toll stands at 170. >> and in indonesia, for we

the cubs made news in october. that's the joke. >> that was good. it was worth the wait. thank you. >>> are you at risk of identity theft? a new website can tell you. hln money expert clark howard has details about this free and easy way to help protect your identity. >> what risk are you at of identity theft? we hear so much about it. you see all of the commercials about how there's this great way for you to keep your identity from being stolen and all of that stuff. but how would you figure out how much risk you are actually at? there's now a mathematical formula for free you can run yourself through and see how much risk you're actually under based on your profile of having your identity stolen. you go to a website called myidscore.com. you fill out a short amount of information about yourself and if you're trusting enough your social security number. i chose to put it in there to see what it would show for me. i was at pretty high risk for identity theft. thank goodness i had already frozen my credit. check out your number to see if you need to take more pro precautio

. >> reporter: a lifelong cubs fan, chicago is used to sports disappointment but this was a shocker. chicago had high hopes for the olympic but in the end it wasn't to be. >> the city of chicago, having obtained least number of votes will not participate ithe next round. >> reporter: announcement left showingens in disbelief. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: considered a strong front-runner for the games chicago didn't even survive the first round of voting. how you feeling? >> down. i feel like i just got kicked in the gut. >> really shocked. sad. >> reporter: it was a stunning end to the windy city's four-year $48 million olympic campaign. chicago had much of what the international olympic committee wanted, infrastructure, sports stadiums, beauty and star power. >> isn't this the most fabulous city in the world? >> reporter: so, what went wrong? observers say chicago had a cost-effective bid but lacked emotional appeal of winner rio de janeiro, first south american city to be awarded the games. others say the ioc's voting system, one nation, one vote gave an advantage to countries with

the other day, there was chaos at a cub cake store opening in hollywood. not because everyone was excited to get a cub cake, but they were there. where did they come from and why do we care about them? help me. >> these girls are talented. they have a highly rated reality show. they are willing to put their lives out there. most importantly, they are masters of marketing. these girls know how to get prep. for the most part, sex tape aside that took place several years ago, they are clean, fun family. they are not boozing it up and getting drunk and you won't see the sisters rolling out of the club and stumbling and showing off their panties. this is good, clean entertainment. >> they are famous, but i don't get the talent part. if you are just throwing a camera up on someone and filming what goes on in their life, that is not talent-based. khloe earned enough star power with her talent to guest host this morning on "the view." that blew me away seeing her up there and she talked about carrying lakers basketball champion lamar odom after a month of knowing

for the little cub scout utensil there? what do you think of that? call in 1-877-tell-hln. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln, a 6-year-old boy from delaware so proud so, ex skited about joining the cub scouts he brings his new camping utensil to school. all right, a combo deal knife, fork, spoon, all in one. wants to use it to eat his lunch. but because of a zero tolerance policy at his school he is suspended and the school board is considering putting him in reform school 45 days. look at that little guy. mom says he takes school so seriously sometimes wears a suit and tie. all right, here se dressed in it. sunday best, his finest for an interview on the cbs "early show" here se. >> i definitely agree with them that they shouldn't bring dangerous weapons to school. but, i shouldn't -- i don't think that the punishment should be this bad. >> i love it he's in indignant his own best advocate. maybe book him as one of our lawyers one of these days. anyway, what do you think of this? little zachary, come on, no way a little guy like that should go

. >> my father was in the air force, and i so lowed in -- soloed in a piper cub before i got my driver's license z. are you a nervous traveler? >> when you're listening to the briefing, you need to look at where the emergency exits are and count how many rows are between you and the emergency exit so if you get into a dark situation or it's not well lit, you know where you want to go. >> you literally do this every time you get on a plane. >> i absolutely do it every time i get on a plane. >> hersman says plane crash investigations on average take about a year, but after that collision over the hudson, the ntsb made recommendations in two weeks on how to better manage the heavy air traffic around new york city. up next, we hear from you. climate protection. challenges as vast as the space race a generation ago. and vital to global security. to reach this destination, our engineers are exploring every possibility. from energy efficiency to climate monitoring. securing our nations clean energy future is all a question of how. and it is the how that will make all the difference. >> time now

bear from when it was a cub and it turns around and kills her. can wild animals ever be raised safely? brian: cabdrivers, upset over different forms of transportation. who will win and why? steve: they are lucky they did not get run over. gretchen: the senate finance committee is scheduled to vote on the final health care bill that does not contain a government-run health care plan. the president and his administration are working behind the scenes to push the so-called public option on to the floor of the congress. we are joined this morning by anthony wiener and mike rogers. good morning, both of you. congressman wiener, i know that you have been in strong support of the public option plan. do you think that it will come back on the table? do you think that the president is pushing senators to put it back in the plan? >> it will be in the house plan because it is the way that we save money. without competition and choice, cbo says that it will not work. if we leave it to insurance companies they will keep doing what they are doing, raising the

max back cubs the committee chairman was reassuring her and kept insisting, how much is reasonable time, because he said woe make a good faith effort and she really wants to be able to look this over and she said that at the outset, once she has done that she will vote for the right policy, so we will find out if she is ready to support it now. she could vote one way in the committee and then come back out on the floor if changes are made and vote a different way there depending how the bill shapes up. we will find out more in the days ahead. >> david, if you had to bet your house on it could you tell us what youny will be in the bill next week, what we will see? >> well, look, the broad parameters are already clear, right, there will be substantial government subsid i do help people who don't have insurance be able to buy it there will be a requirement of some sort that most individuals with certain exemptions but people in the united states will be required to buy health insurance beginning in 2013. insurance companies will have all sorts of new restrictions on them, they can't ban yo

the grown-up bear is in the upstairs, the cub is in the basement. she was able to fight it off with a pillowcase. we did a report on it on friday. now they are our guests. martha: that sounds great. back to you. trace: we are still covering breaking news from florida. apparently they are still looking for an armed intruder on campus. there were reports that the gunman was actually in the library area. they send a text message telling students to stay inside their dorm room, and if they were not on campus, not to come. we are still waiting for the pictures to come in. what are we seeing as far as gunmen on campus? >> campus security has been on this, searching meticulously. they have searched the entire library, and efficiently -- and officially they have not given the all clear. they have shut down the campus bus system. this is the first time they had used this text message system. but again, the campus is locked down. police are being very careful, as well as what they are telling us, so we do not have a very good sense of what is happening there.

. >>> a 10-year-old boy used his cubs scout training to save his teacher's life. she was choking on an apple and he used his maneuvers to save her. >> i was choking and he squeezed me like that. >> do you feel like a hero? >> i do. that was the first time i've ever saved someone's life in an accident. that's the first time i've ever done it. >> kyle is also autistic. his father says this is proof that kids with autism can do anything other kids can do. >>> jen is still off today, so because of that i'm going to talk a little bit with you here. more than 900,000 homeowners got foreclosure letters in the past three months that makes it the worst quarter of all time. that's according to realtytrac which monitors foreclosed homes. they said they were up a 23% from last year. however, government actions have delayed some filings. >>> people in florida who say their homes and health have been damaged by chinese drywall may lose their homes and insurance, though drywall is under investigation for emitting possible fumes. >>> is there anything your iphone can't do? what a

and this just in the chicago cubs have been sold to a family of fans. the tribune company has sold the team and the field to the ricketts family for $845 million. this is great news for cubs fans, richard because it's always better to have a family own a team who's a fan, because they want their team to win. nothing against the tribune company, but a corporation's owned them and we haven't had a championship in 197 years. >> and they'll look at some things, past the numbers, is what you're saying. >> that's what we hope for, anyway. >> you're glad for that. >>> hula hoops, did you used to do that? >> i was terrible. >> as a kid -- >> don't share that on the air. >> they're making a comeback. last week michelle obama showed off her hula hooping skills and "usa today" reporting singer beyonce and liv tyler and marissa tomei say they also do it. >> no offense to the first lady but why don't we have video of those three doing that? >>> iceland is saying good-bye to the big mac. the three mcdonald franchises which close next week. import prices have been dri

that's when i saw a little baby cub. by the time i could look back the mother bear was full speed running at me. i saw her face and coming at me. i had time to turn around and stumble and fell. she was on top of me. only thing i could do, i kept her off with my feet and trying to get her off with a golf club. >> brandon is an animal trainer and host of animal planet. first of all, black bears, they are brown. >> it's called a cinnamon. >> gregg: i'll call them from now on. >> julie: let's talk about bears in general. ornament overrule aggressive with humans. i wouldn't believe that. with all these recent bear attacks seem to be on the rise. >> bears are quick learners and the bear realizes that people in the supermarket, when they see a free sample. >> gregg: julie does that, right for the free sample. >> once they think of free food, they don't go out and hunt. >> julie: we had 74-year-old woman who had been feeding bears and she was mauled to death. apparently not only was she mauled to death but when authorities remov

. >>> a 10-year-old texas boy used his cub scout training to save his teacher's life. sherry lowe says she was choking on a piece of apple when kyle forbes used heimlich maneuver to save her. >> i was choking and he squeezed me like that. that was the first time i've ever saved someone's life in an accident. that's the first time i've ever done it. >> well kyle is also autistic and his father says this is proof kids with autism can do anything others can do. >>> kids 10 and under may need two h1n1 shots to be fully protected. that's from the maker of the vaccine. a federal health official says this backs up their tests. what you're seeing in the video are kids getting the nasal spray version. the manufacturer tested the vaccine in almost 500 children and adults only need one shot. >>> chew on this, gold teeth appear to be hot with thieves. police in seattle say burglars have raided more than 30 medical and dental offices. they've taken drugs too. and one office though, $10,000 worth of gold disappeared. high gold prices might be the reason. >> they just kind of went th

. >> so it was a cub. >> yeah that's what i see is a little could you beub that had followed the mother into the house. so i figure i can can grab a towel and throw it outside. and so i run around out back and as i get to the hot tub where the towel is there's two more bears on the deck. >> so how did you get the big one out? >> i went back downstairs and there was the big one's down there, i throw my towel at it and i ended up having to call the cops to have them come and they pushed in the window in the back. >> so you get the bears out. they come back what a week or so late sner. >> yeah about a week later right as we're going out of town. i take my kids out of town and -- >> and up a kell they saved and a couple they put down? >> yes. we changed the doorknobs on the house. we had lever door but now we have round doors. they have a hard time opening those. >> all right. way to go. i wish you'd thought of that a couple weeks earlier, right? >> exactly. >> well, you just keep this pillow with you at all times. >> i will. >> might be some folks in new york who might want to do you ill.

you have a lot of countries, six sitting down with iran. 7 cub countries sitting down with this table. the question though is iran be willing to give up much of anything? >> this is just st the start of what will be a long and diffult day of talks. the u.s. joining five other nations all trying to find a way to deal with iran. >> we'll see if the iranians are prepared to start a process to lead to them being reintegrated into the international community of nations or whether they choose a path of isolation. they have a choice to make here. >> the choice to give up what are believed to be ambitions for a nuclear weapon. iran has maintained that its nuclear test is for -- recent missile tests and the closure of what appears to be the second nuclear development site have upped the stakes. iran could give in just enough to buy more time. >> the other outcome is iran will take a very hard-lined attitude in affect daring president obama to seek economic sanctions. >> the sanctions will be tricky, and china especially could be a hold-out because that country has so many energy deals with ira

cubs or cardinals? of course, they are. chicago sucks. >> reporter: maria shriver's cell phone use with us the talk of "the view." although, online, the view that had some l lo related to the size of her phone. ginormous, that's a monstrosity. reminded of us old movies. >> this is your wake-up call, pal. >> yes, we did, we won. >> i've got to answer that. . >> reporter: at least the newer, littler phones are easier to hide. were you going to use your phone there just now? >> are you guilty of driving while talking on your cell phone? >> reporter: yes, i'm guilty. do you have to take my picture. did you see maria shriver got nabbed on her cell phone in the car? >> yeah, but i'm just walking. >> reporter: but she's not. ♪ how do you solve a problem like maria ♪ >> that was cnn's jeanne moos for "showbiz tonight." maria shriver not only apologized for breaking california's cell phone law, but she will also donate her phone to a local charity. >> they want it. >>> brooke, our "showbiz on call" phone lines have been ringing

wildlife officers captured her and her three cubs. they were hungry. >>> okay. so you or someone you know may be running out of unemployment benefits and you're counting on the government to pass an extension. our money expert jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. some people are asking why is it taking so long for congress to get this done? >> we've been following this story closely because i know a lot of people out there really are waiting to hear, will they get 13 more weeks? people are struggling. but, you know, in congress they've got to compromise to come to an agreement before it becomes the law. the plan would mean 13 more weeks of unemployment checks for people in some of the hardest hit states. it passed the house of representatives but hit a road block in the senate. the extension would be in the red states where unemployment is more than 8.5%. so there you see them. there are about 27 red states. it's senators from the other states, those gray states that you see there, who are blocking this because they say, hey, it's not fair that everybody e

cubs or cardinals? >> maria's cell phone use was the talk of "the view." it had some lol related to the size of her phone. that's a monstrosity and reminded us of old movies. >> this is your wake up call, pal. >> we won. >> i better answer that. >> at least the newer little phones are easier to hide. >> weren't you going to use your phone just now? >> me? >> are you guilty of driving while talking on the cell phone. >> yes, i'm guilty. do you have to take my picture? >> i'm guilty. >> did you see maria shriver got nabbed? >> i'm just walking? >> you're okay. >> how do you solve a problem like maria ♪ >> maria shriver not only apologized for breaking the cell phone law, but will donate her phone to a local charity. >> if they want it. >> the phone lines have been ringing nonstop today. >> what are about it, aj? >> they are call being you and your beautiful baby, kate victoria. >> caller: i'm calling about somebody way better than a celebrity. brooke anderson, this is for you. i wanted to say how happy i was for you and your husband. congratulations on you

although many in chicago are disappointed with the decision of the international olympic committee, cubs fans took the news best as they're used to hearing the phrase chicago has been eliminated. >> a dismal weekend for president obama. chicago loses its bid for the 2016 olympic games. and somebody -- who was it that said -- a baseball fan said chicago always does terribly in october. along with the olympic loss, grim unemployment numbers were released. fierce fighting in afghanistan left eight u.s. soldiers dead. here with us now, nbc news white house correspondent savannah guthrie. a rough weekend. this white house, what's the attitude there this morning? >> i think they want to move ahead. they'll do a little rally with doctors here at the white house on health care reform. we haven't really seen the president talking a lot about health care reform in the last few weeks. seems like foreign policy has been center stage. so they're going to try to move forward from what frankly was a humiliating defeat last week in copenhagen. they are trying to move forward in the true spirit of the ol

. >>> a 6-year-old cub scouts could face 45 days in reform school. he violated the zero tolerance by bringing his new camping utensils to schools. this is zero tolerance just going too far. supporters of the policy say it could be hard for administrators to distinguish innocent mistakes to real school threats. >>> rafer weigel was a boy scout for a little while. >> that really touched a nerve because i was a boy scout and i think that's just going way too far. >> tough one man. 45 days of reform. let's talk about a team that rallied around a team whose wife died a few days earlier to pull off an amazing victory in the final seconds. >> i have no idea how this man did what he did. mike zimmer comes home on thursday to find his wife had died unexpectedly. sunday he joined the team saying that his wife would want him to against the rival ravens and his players said seeing him lifted their spirits and they played spirited. now in first place in their division and there it is the winning touchdown with 22 seconds left and afterwards zimmer was given the g

he got it for the cub scoots. the school threatened to send him to alternative schools for trouble makers. >>> the self-help expert that helped a retreat is speaking out. james arthur ray said he lost people he loved and cared about. he said the tragedy left him frustrated and confused. people there say ray got pretty emotional. >> once he came on the stage, you could tell that he was visually very upset. he cried. that's the first thing he basically acknowledged that this is what happened. was appreciative of the people that could show up for support. >> two people died after passing out in what's base clay large sauna. it's used as a cleansing ritual. 19 others were injured. one is still in critical condition. the sheriff's office investigating whether there was criminal negligence. >>> the h1n1 flu is seriously affecting more healthy people than initially thought. half hospitalized with the virus had no underlying conditions. doctors worry that things could get worse. >> this is a winter virus. it spreads much