it is a mystery there in arizona. police trying to figure out what killed two people during a sweat lodge ceremony. but the man who might have the answers, yeah he's not talking. find out what investigators uncovered so far. here's a question. what is the best way forward in afghanistan? the president is getting two very different answers from his fellow democrats. what they're advising the commander in chief. and conservative talk shoeft rush limbaugh is not shy about voicing his opinion and now some professional athletes are speaking up about him. why they say the nfl is no place for limbaugh. hln "news and views" on a monday. hope you're having a good one. hi there. i'm brooke baldwin. starting with a story out of arizona. they paid thousands of dollars for a self-help seminar. in the end required outside

help. you see, arizona officials want to know exactly what happened inside this makeshift sweat lodge in sedona that left two dead and sent 19 others to the hospital. all happening thursday night. the incident started when more than 60 people crammed into this tiny tent for what's called a cleansing ceremony. the ritual marked the end of this five-day spiritual retreat led by self-help guru james ray. now, the local county sheriff says ray is refusing to speak with authorities. in fact he has left the state now. so investigators wanting to see what's happening as far as toxicology results go to help determine if criminal negligence actually played a role in those deaths. our affiliate knxv has the story. >> a pulse? yes. >> okay. is this the result of a shooting or something? >> no. it was a sweat lodge.

>> are you by yourself? >> no. there's a lot of people here. >> all right. get them out of the sweat box for one thing. >> we are. >> reporter: 21 people rumpshed to area hospitals after sitting for hours in what was supposed to be a spiritual cleanse. >> surprised people would put themselves in that situation not surprised. people are looking for things to full fell themselves and give them purpose. >> reporter: 64 people here at a retreat by author james ray. you may have seen him on oprah or larry king. he helped write the book "the secret." investigators say some paid up to $9,000 to spend time with him. >> everybody has a right to believe and practice the way they wish to, but when it endangers the lives of others, or when you have to pay for it that's -- that's not a spiritual belief. >> reporter: sweat lodges of a sauna where water is poured over hot rocks and steam inside a

shelter. saying the structures are typically made of wood. one was made of plastic and blank is. our thanks to our affiliate in arizona for that report. an accused hijacker under arrest 40 years after the hijacking of pan am flight 281. luiz surrendered to federal authorities at jfk in new york. he flew there under the custody of state department personnel. back in 196 four hijackers forced the pan am plane to go to havana. two suspects pleaded guilty in the '70s another acquitted in 1969. a spokesman for senator max baucus is calling this insurance industry report which attacks the senate's health care reform, call it is a hatchet job. baucus' ten year $829 billion plan goes before the senate finance committee tomorrow for a vote. what's happening here with this report from the insurance here, insurance companies are claiming by the year 2013, the average

family's cost could go up by $1,700. single coverage tax payers, up by $600. by the year 2019 the new plan could raise the average family's plan by $4,000. what's the white house jay well, you can bet they came out saying the analysis was done by the insurance industry and, thus designed to reach a conclusion that benefits the industry themselves. in pakistan there has been yet another deadly attack on the military there. this marks the second one in just two days. at least 41 people were killed in a suicide car bombing happening at a security checkpoint there. six security officers are among the dead. a pakistani official says the tart was a military vehicle at a market in the valley where the pakistani army is battling taliban insurge pts for control. staying in pakistan, yesterday hundreds of hostages were freed during a massive gun battle. they were held for almost a day

after five militants some wearing explosive vests, seized the pakistan army's headquarters near islamabad. military officials say the taliban claimed responsibility for that. 11 military personnel and three civilian hostages died during that standoff. and from pakistan to afghanistan, hear two hauerful democratic senators with sharply different ideas what the president should do in that country. armed services chairman carl levitt is urging the president to take his time reviewing the goals for the war. and live beevin says there's no need to send in additional troops right now. senator dianne feinstein who chairs the senate intelligence committee disagrees as do congressional republicans. >> i don't think we can make the country into a jeff sewnian democracy but you've got to stabilize this country. you lead this country, and the taliban are increasing all of the time. they're taking over more.

it will have a dramatic impact on pakistan one day. i really believe that. >> i this great danger now is not an american pullout. the great danger now is a half measure. sort of a you know try to please all ends of the political spectrum. again, i have great sympathy for the president making the toughest decisions presidents have to make but i think he needs to use deliberate speed and i think he needs to adopt a strategy which he has basically articulated last march and before. >> afghanistan commander general stanley mcchrystal proposed deploying anywhere between 10,000 and 40,000 additional u.s. troops and we are hearing some horrific new details about last week's insurgent attack at that u.s. base in afghanistan. in total here, eight americans were killed. and apache chopper pilot describes getting the desperate call for help.

>> my initial impressions were we came over the hill, first tried to call them no response. that everybody was gone. we detailed everything around them going to hel and could hear it in their microphones. the guns going off. we knew it was a pretty intense situation they were facing. >> intense and the deadliest insurgent attack on u.s. forces in more than a career. 1 hadn't militants were also killed in the 12-hour battle. michael jackson, his music lives on. his new single made its big debut last night. the song is called "this is it." here's a clip ♪ this is it, hear i stand ♪ i'm the light of the world i feel grand ♪ this love i can feel ♪ and i know this for sure it is real ♪ >> the song premiered add mountain night.

if you listen closely, you can hear his brothers sing backup. the song "this is it" featured in the upcoming film of the same name about jackson's never realized tour. a double cd featuring the song is expected to come out at end of the month. a woman led police on a scary high-speed chase with a child in the back seat. at one point she crashed but it wasn't the end of the drama.

the head of the nfl players association urging the unions members to speak out against rush limbaugh. you see the radio talk show host is now part of a group bidding to buy the st. louis rams. limbaugh has a bit of a past with the nfl with one player in particular. remember this back in 2003? he lost the job on espn and claimed philadelphia quarterback donovan mcnabb was getting credit he didn't deserve because

the media wants a black quarterback to do well. players union executive director smith says, sport in america is at its best when it unifies and transcends. our sport does exactly that when it rejects discrimination and hatred. we want to know your views on this. do you think nfl players or the union should have a say in who owns a football team? who writes that check? let's go straight to the phones and first talk to nancy calling from columbus, ohio. what do you think of all this? >> caller: i definitely believe they should have a say and should boycott any of his radio shows or anything he has to say, because he's a racist. he made no apology for the comment that he hoped president obama failed and my feelings are that these players are definitely, should have a say in this, and where did he get the money to buy the team? so i think things should be really looked into.

>> all right. nancy, say yes to boycotting. let's go greg calling from fort apache, arizona. buying the rams or having a stake in it? what do you think? >> caller: no. if you have the money to financely buy it you should be able to purchase whatever you like. if you like -- if i wanted won mega millions and buy a football team, i should be able to have the right to bay team. on rush, though i can't believe people in the radio business out in radio land worship this man as a god. if you ever listen to his show. >> he has a lot of fans. >> caller: surprising. >> greg, thank you. leonard on the phone from new york. leonard what do you think? >> caller: how you doing? >> well. how are you? >> caller: i'm good. let's see. i can't believe the man's gull. never ceases to amaze me in disgust. i can't imagine why he would want to come out of his lily white element to even have anything to do with the nfl. a little bit of color unbalance for him, plus he's an unabashed

bigot and i'm glad that the vote was resounding no. >> wow. all right. leonard, thank you. a lot of strong opinions when it comes to rush limbaugh. phone calls, e-mails, want to read you some. stephen in indiana writes limbaugh has the right to be one of the owners. the fact some of his political views are controversial does not preclude him from the same rights at any other person. another e-mail from crystal saying, rush limbaugh as an nfl owner? are you kidding me? what player wants to play for him after the rude racial comments he made towards other nfl players in the past? check on the facebook page. look at those comments. this one saying, "i find it interesting that there are players complaining and decrying rush's bid for ownership but the players are not putting up the money to purchase a stake in the rams." all right. tim says, i say if he has the money, and the current owner accepts him his offer, i should say, what's the big deal? this is a free country and he has the right to do what he wants with his money. again, the question we're asking

today, we love hearing from you. should nfl players or their union have a say in who owns the football team? again, phone number, 1-877-tell-hln. shoot us an e-mail, cnn.com/hln and text us. text the word views, your comments and don't forget your name to hlntv. 45688. standard text fees apply. and a 7-year-old girl in the back seat with a car clocked at speeds topping 110 miles an hour. at one point, yeah driving the wrong way, and finally crashed into the guardrail. there it goes. even after getting out of her car, she refused to cooperate. they had to taser her. there she goes. she doze gown. fortunately, the child was not hurt. a 95-year-old man mow safe and sound. let's look at his car. who rushed in to help him before emergency workers got there?

secretary of state hillary clinton has been pretty busy. met with leaders of northern ireland power sharing government in belfast today and later addressed the norch ireland assembly. clinton urged rival catholic and prot stant lawmakers to strengthen their power sharing government and told a packed cham burp the 2-year-old partnership is an inspiration to the world. >> you have brkecome a model for conflict reconciliation around the world. i hear that in my travels. people who are determined to choose peace and progress over violence and division look towards you and i'm here today to send a strong message that the obama administration and the united states are committed to supporting you as you continue your journey. >> clinton's visit to belfast is just the latest stop in our

european tour. she'll be traveling to moscow next. in new york, a grieving father is demanding accountability in the loss of his own child he was raising as single parent. 11-year-old leeandro's car flipped on a manhattan parkway. her friend's mom was behind the wheel. he thought she was at a slumber party. >> what was the thinking of this woman, who's a mother, and you're intoxicated. everyone needs to be held accountable for letting their children or any other family members sbet into the car with somebody under the influence of alcohol. >> 31-year-old carmen was hospitalized after the crash. the other kids in the car were treated for minor injuries. a utah music teacher died trying to steer a charter bus full of students to safety. the kids just won a band competition in idaho. the driver reportedly slumped over and woodwind teacher

heather christianson grabbed the wheel. if she hadn't done that the crash would have been worse. the driver is hospitalized in stable condition and the results of testing should be back in a couple of weeks. a dramatic shoot-out is caught on tape and what's even more dramatic, no one was hit. take a look at this. it's almost like "the sopranos" here, but it's not. what happened after a fistfight turned into a gun battle in a bar in toledo ho highway. people had already scrambled downout the door. >> listen to that. shortly after all the shots, a second camera captured these people outside firing into the bar. would you believe, like i said no one was hit, even though police found at least 17 shell casings they are still looking for the gunmen. unbelievable. did you know packers get paid to steal e-mail pass words? you might be surprised who's

actually paying for your personal information. hln money expert clark howard tells you how to protect your privacy. >> i hate to ever talk about a problem to which i can't offer you an easy remedy or solution but there's something going on out there that i feel i just have to tell you and then there are precautions you should take to protect yourself. do you know according to the "washington post" you can hire companies, this is a strange term for it, you can hire hackers on the web for $30 or more to crack somebody else's e-mail password? so that you can go into their account and snoop around. who's doing this the most often? well, it's a spouse or boyfriend or girlfriend worried somebody's cheating. but it could also be used for a number of dishonest purposes including corporate espionage or finding out information about your finances. so here's what you need to know. the hackers are going to be able to break in.

so there's the term. you need to be careful what you store in your e-mail they could gain access to. i'm clark howard. for more advice to protect yourself, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. and as always clark can teach you how to save more spend less and avoid getting ripped off. catch clark at noon eastern time on saturday and sunday right here on hln. when british lawmakers return to work today from their summer break they have a little something new hanging over sthir heads literally. dozens of greenpeace protestering camped out on the roof of westminster abbey at the british parliament. change in politics save the planet. not enough is being done for climate change and some of the protesters came down on their own. arrested for trespassing. a couple others still hanging out up there. after surviving a plane crash in the gulf of mexico forced to hold on to a buoy for dear life.

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and yes, it's glade. s.c. johnson a family company. two powerful democratic senators have vastly different ideas what the president should dough an afghanistan. arms service chairman carl levin is urging the president to take his time reviewing the goals for the war. and levin says there is no need to send in additional u.s. croup trops to combat now. senator dianne feinstein chairs the senate intelligence committee completely disagrees as do many congressional republicans. >> i don't think we can make the country into a jeffersonian democracy but you've got to stabilize the country. you leave the country and the taliban are increasing all of the time they're taking over more. it will have a dramatic impact on pakistan one day. i really believe that. >> i think the great danger now

is not an america pullout. i think the great dang are now is a half measure. sort of a you know, try to please all ends of the political spectrum. and, again i have great sympathy for the president making the toughest decisions that presidents have to make but i think he needs to use deliberate speed and i think he needs to adopt a strategy which he has basically articulated last march and before. >> afghanistan commander general stanley mcchrystal has proposed deploying anywhere between 10,000 and possibly 40,000 additional american troops. we are hearing horrific new details about last week 7 insurgent attack on a u.s. base in afghanistan. in total, eight americans killed and now an apache chopper pilot is able to describe getting that desperate call for help. >> my initial impressions can, we came over the hill tried to

find them, that everybody was gone. we could tell everything around them was going to hell and could hear it in the microphones, could hear the guns going off. we knew was a pretty intense situation that they were facing. >> also the deadliest insurge taect on u.s. forces in more than a year. the battle lasted 12 hours. in pakistan another deadly attack on the military there this marking the second attack in two days. at least 41 people can killed in a suicide bombing at a security checkpoint. six security officers are among those dead. a pakistani official says the target was a military vehicle just at a mshgt in the swath valley battling taliban for control. staying in pakistan, yesterday dozens of hostages were freed during a massive gun battle. they were held just about a day after five militants, some of whom were wearing explosive vests, seized the pakistan army's headquarters near iz

islamabad. 11 military personnel and three civilian hostages died during that stand justify. a and accused hijacker is under arrest 40 years after the hijacking of pan am flight 281. luiz surrendered in jfk airport in new york. he knew there under the custody of state department perm knell. back in 1968 four hijackers forced the plane to go to havana. two of the suspects pleaded guilty back in the 1970s. another acquitted in 1969. a woman who died in an arizona sweat lodge they say was in great physical condition. according to her family, who says kirby brown was an avid surfer hiker brown and another person died after this so-called spiritual cleansing ceremony. in total, 19 people were hospitalized. self-help expert james arthur ray who ran the ceremony is not

talking with investigators. apparently participants paid as much as $10,000 for this retreat. and a decade after the massacre at columbine high school, the mother of one of the killers is now breaking her silence. susan klebold says she had no idea a her son dylan planned to do that day. remember the name? dylan klebold? eric harris, the two young students who killed 12 students and then a teacher and themselves on april in 1999. dylan's wife writes for "oh" magazine she could not accept he played a role in the kill and colorado and found his journal and learned he was suicidal. this is the first by statements by any of the boy' parents. atlanta getting something it does not need or want more rain. a storm system moving through the area dumping several inches on already soaked grounds, and that prompted the national

weather service to issue a flood warning. flood warning through much of atlanta until 2:30 this afternoon. a total of six inches of rain expected to fall sometime before the system moves out of here. tomorrow's forecast, guess what? also calls for rain. a spokesman for senator max baucus calling a report attacking the senate's health care reform a hatchet job. baucuss ten-year $829 billion overhaul plan goes before the sthat committee tomorrow for a vote. insurance companies are claiming, a couple of things. first, by 2013 the average family's costs could go up by $1,700. you see single coverage could go up by $600. the report goes on to say by 2019 a new plan could raise the average family's plan by $4,000. what's the white house saying? they came out saying this analysis was done by the insurance industry, and therefore, is design to reach a con tlugs that benefits the insurance industry. for the first time in 40

years in history, a woman has won the nobel peace prize in economics. her name, elinor ostrum. work on economic governance. >> i think we're entering a new -- already entered a new era, and we recognize that women have the capabilities of doing great scientific work and yes, i appreciate that this is honor to be the first woman but i won't be the last. >> her work showed how communities are able to manage their own resources better than outside bureaucracies. ostrom and williams will plit the purse, the $1.4 million prize. and michael jackson's debut of "this is it." will it be a hit? hear it and decide for yourself.

how about this? a awoman, not only led florida deputies on a wild high-speed chase, she had a 7-year-old in the back seat of her car, clocked at speeds topping 110 miles an hour and at one point was going the wrong way. she finally you'll see here in a moment crashed into the guardrail. there she goes. even after getting out of her car, police say she refused to cooperate, so they tased her. the child was not hurt. ouch. an elderly massachusetts man is alive and safe all thanks to an off-duty firefighter. he spotted the man's 95-year-old -- the 95-year-old man's car, i should say sinking near a waterfront restaurant in essex. jumped in to save him. he held the imagine above the

water until police arrived on the scene. he wasn't the only one in the car. a woman was in the passenger's seat. >> i was able to get my hands around the female in the driver's seat, on her way out of the water, up and out of the vehicle. i got my arms around her and pulled her up onsthor safety. >> police say the couple backed the car into the river. making it out of a river, tough enough. out of a plane crash alive? yeah, that's pretty tough. how about this? a pilot his stepdaughter and her husband had to hold on to a lobster trap buoy for 12 hours before being rescued. the coast guard plucked them from the waters just off the florida keys. >> we could hear them. we could see them. unfortunately, they were searching 2,200 square miles. so -- three little heads bobbing in the ocean we were pretty hard to see. re tried. we waved as hard as we could. >> we counted down for that sun to rise. when the sun came up we saw a plane off in the distance. several miles off in the distance, and you know that

was still a glimmer of hope hope that they were still looking for us and we knew they were there. they weren't very close. >> wondering what happened to that guy's forehead? one word. jellyfish. apparently stinging the couple constantly. they were bleeding enough that their fear was that the blood would attract sharks out there in those waters. when joy behar heard about this 1,500 calorie hamburger with a doughnut as a bun got a little fired up. her "not for nothing" commentary. >> tell me something has anybody in this country ever heard of a salad? the new food fad sweeping the nation is the doughnut burger. a 1500 calorie bacon cheeseburger with a glazed buttered crispy cream doughnut in place of the begun. looks gross. doesn't it? like a giant zit waiting to explode? all that's missing is the whipped cream, maple syrup and pepperoni pizza.

i hear the combo platter comes with a side of fries and a defibrillator. 75% of americans are obese or overweight. it's 66% if you count rush limbaugh's head. can i ask a question? exactly how big a burger do we need have we have quarter pounders, half pounders, fat burgers, in and out of burgers. sorry. but nobody needs to eat half a herd for lunch. a bar owner in decatur, georgia claims to have invented it and named it the loopa burger in honor of luther vandross who by the way died at a heart attack at age 54. is this really the best way to honor him by seeing how quickly they can get luther's fans to join him? heart disease is the number one killer in the country, which makes me wonder. are the people selling these two son tons of fun cooks or killers? a little hour, but think about it. if tobacco companies have to put

warning labels on cigarettes why not do the same thing on doughnut burgers? hey, tubbo, when you're finally done chewing, feel free to call 911. that should do it. >> hungry anyone? you can catch "the joy behar show" 9:00 people eastern right here on hln. michael jackson's music definitely divs on. his new big single made its big debut. here's a clip. the song is called "this is it." ♪ this is it here i stand ♪ i'm the light of the world i feel grand ♪ this love i can feel ♪ and i know it is real ♪ >> the song premiered on jackson's website at midnight and his brothers actually sang backup, if you can hear that. featured in the upcoming film of

the same name about jackson's never realized tour. a double cd featuring the song is expected at the end of the month. a football team says if you want your team to win, you have to stop the rush. probably doesn't mean this guy. efforts to block rush limbaugh.

secretary of state hillary clinton met with leaders of northern ireland's power sharing government in belfast today and later addressed the northern ireland assembly. clinton urged rival catholic and protestant lawmakers to strengthen their power sharing government and told a packed chamber their 2-year-old partnership is an inspiration to the world. >> you have become a model for conflict resolution and reconciliation around the world. i hear that in my travels. people who are determined to choose peace and progress over violence and division look towards you, and i'm here today to send a strong message that the obama administration and the united states are committed to supporting you as you continue your journey.

>> clinton's visit to belfast is the latest stop on a european tour. next up she'll be traveling to moscow. thousands of gay rights supporters say they want equality in marriage and an end to the military's don't ask, don't tell policy. sided with national coming out day. also a small number of counterprotesters there as well. one big issue, president obama's pledge to end don't ask, don't tell. you know, that essentially bans openly gay men and women from serving in the u.s. military. >> we are moving ahead on don't ask, don't tell. we should not -- we should not be punishing patriotic americans who have stepped forward to serve this country. we should be celebrating their willingness to show such courage and self-lesses in on behalf of their fellow citizens.

especially when we're fighting two wars. >> you hear the cheers? some gay rights is a parties say it will be tough to get rid of don't ask, don't tell and that president obama isn't doing enough. this story getting a lot of hits today. the head of the nfl urging members to speak out against rush limbaugh. the radio talk show shoeft part of a group bidding to buy the st. louis rams. he has has a bit of a past with the nfl with one player in particular. remember back in 2003 he lost his job on espn were he claimed philadelphia eagles quarterback donovan mcnabb was have have a black quarterback do well. sport in america is at its best when it overcomes. we want to continue this with you today. the question we're posing is should nfl players or their union have a say in who owns a

football team? pick up the phone. give us a call. 1-877-tell hln. and the address cnn.com/hln. text the word views plus comments and of course your name to hlntv, standard text rates apply. checking other news for you. a utah music teacher died trying to steer a charter bus full of students to safety. the kids apparently just won a band competition in idaho. the driver reportedly slumped over and wood wind teacher heather christenson grabbed the wheel. if she hadn't done that this crash would have been much worse. every one of the 44 students went to the hospital and has been released. the driver is hospitalized in stable condition. results of her tests are expected in a couple of weeks. a dramatic shoot-out all caught on tape, but what's even more dramatic, the injury toll -- zero.

[ gunfire ] >> listen to all those shots. so this is what happened after a fist fight turned into a gun battle, it seems in a bar in toledo ohio. people had already scrambled out the door. more shots. this is a second camera caught some people outside, firing into the bar. would you believe no one was hit, even though police found at least 17 shell casings? they are look looking for the gunman. the yale graduate student killed just days before her wedding will be remembered today on campus. the university will be holding a memorial service for annie le tonight. she was found five days after she just vanished last month. her body was discovered hidden behind the wall of a basement lab. a former lab tech is charged with her killing. and happening today in atlanta, jury selection begins

in the court battle over the estate of martin luther king jr., bernice king and martin luther king iii are suing their brother dexter, claiming he acted inappropriately as head of the family's estate. a judge in atlanta has urged both sides to reach an out-of-court settlement but so far that is isn't happening. a court-appointed auditor is investigating. if you use t mobile, listen up, a million sidekick users may everyone on their phone because of a glitch in servers. it seems it erases the info if your battery goes dead. t mobile sits it's working around the clock to try to figure things out. man, what a pain. bags full of money fall off an armored truck as you're riding by. do you grab them and run for the hills or turn them in? one man's choice, next.

what's the best way forward in afghanistan? president obama gidget two very different answers from fellow democrats. what they're advising the command anywhere chief. rush limbaugh is not shy about voicing his pin. now professional athletes are speaking out about him.

and a homemade ghost story shakes up the weekend box office numbers. how the campaign for "paranormal activity" is given hollywood goosebumps. police want to talk to james arthur ray as they investigate a sweat lodge deaths. police are trying to figure out if criminal negligence played a role in the deaths on friday. on his sweater page ray said he was shocked and saddened by the tragedy. an accused hijacker is under arrest. 1968, 66-year-old luis armando pena soltren surrended at authorities at jfk. he flew there under the custody of state department personnel. two suspects pleaded guilty in the 1970s, another was acquitted

in 1969. two powerful democratic senators have sharply different ideas about what the president should do in afghanistan. armed services chairman carl levin is urgesing the president to take his time reviewing the goals for the war and lefb says there's no need to send additional u.s. combat troops right now. senator feinstein disagrees, as do congressional republicans. >> i don't think we can make the country into a jeffersonian democracy, but i do think you have to stabilize this country. you leave this country and the taliban are increasing all of the time they're taking over more, it will have a dramatic impact on pakistan one day, i really believe that. >> i think the great danger now is not an american pullout. i think the great danger now is a half measure sort of a try to please all ends of the political

spectrum. again, i have great sympathy for the president makinged toughest the decisions that presidents have to make but i think he needs to use deliberate speed and i think he needs to adopt a strategy which he has basically articulated last march and before. inch general mcchrystal has recommended 10 to 40,000 new additional troops. eight were killed in that outpost. >> my initial impressions were as the first strike to call them and we got no response that everyone was gone. we could tell everything was going to hell. we would hear the guns going off. we knew it was a pretty intense situation that they were facing. >> the attack 100 militants

were also killed in that pitch 12-hour battle. hundreds of thousands from other countries are getting into this one and staying well after their visas expire, and the government can't track them apparently. that's the gist of a "new york times" report, that notes that tracking people into the u.s. was supposed to be a top priority. it quotes immigration officials as say nearly 3 million visitors entered the u.s. on temporary visas last year and never officially checked out. many left anyway but officials believe several hundred thousands remain in the states illegally. the problem gained new attention when officials revealed a 19-year-old jordanian, accused of trying to blow up a dallas skyscraper had overstayed his tourist visa. thousands of gay rights supporters say they want equality in marriage. the national equality march coincided with national coming-out day. one big issue president obama's

pledge to end don't ask/don't tell. >> we are moving ahead on don't ask/don't tell. we should not we should note be punishing patriotic americans who have stepped forward to serve this country. we should be celebrating their willingness to show such courage and selflessness especially when we're fighting two towards. >> gay rights supporters say it will be difficult and that the president is not doing enough. a spokesman for senator max baucus is call an insurance industry report a hatchet job. baucus' ten-year, $829 billion overhaul goes before the committee for a vote.

the report goes on to say that by 2019, the new plan could raise the average family's plan by $4000. the white house came out saying this analysis was done by the insurance industry designed to reach a conclusion that benefits the industry. a top health officials says you're beg off with a swine flu vaccine than without it. dr. anne schuch says it's higher than any potential risks linked to it. >> a lot of people are saying it's new, but it's important to say the seasonal flu is made chaktly the same way. so i think parents are wondering has this been tested? what i can say is everything we

know now suggests a good profile for the vaccine. british lawmakers had something new hanging over their heads, literally. dozens of greenpeace protesters camped out overnight at the roof of westminster. their message, change the politics, save the planet. some of the protesters came down on their own. a few others are still up there. secretary of state hillary clinton met, she later addressed the northern ireland assembly. she urged lawmakers to strengthen their power-sharing government. she said their 2-year-old partnership is an inspiration to the world. >> you have become a model for conflict resolution reconciliation around the world. i hear that in my travels.

people who are determined to choose peace and progress over violence and division look toward you. and i'm here today to send a strong message that the obama administration and the united states are committed to supporting you as you continue your journey. >> clinton's visit is the latest stop on her european tour. for the first time in its 40-year history the woman has won a nobel in economics. elinoh ostrom won the award. ostrom and williamson will split the price. a 95-year-old man is safe and sound but look at his car. who rushed into help him before emergency workers got there.

the radio 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. in 2003 he lost his job as an es opinions commentator when he said donovan mcnabb was getting credit he didn't. the executive director demorse smith says -- we've been asking your views on this. do you think the players or union should have their say? what do you think? >>. >> caller: i think it's their team. if they don't want him to own it i think they should have a

say-so. >> you think he'll have trouble fielding a team? >> caller: yes, i think his comments about the players and stuff, i think he will. donny is up next. go ahead. >> caller: i was just calling to say, you know, really i think -- i support unions, but i don't think it's really anyone's business. they don't want him as their boss, they can go to another team or whatever they want to do. you know, what he does is legal for a living it's his money. what's next? are they going to say they don't like a current owner somewhere else? you know, you can't decide who owns something and the current owner is willing to sell it to them. who cares what he says?

>> it's a slippery slope, isn't it. >> caller: yeah, i mean really because they can't go after someone like you, chuck or anybody. >> that's right. >> caller: this country is founded on freedom. regardless of what someone has to say, as long as it's not illegal, for instance if they're calling for fighting words where they're threatening people, it's nobody's business. he has the right -- >> all right. got it. thanks. brit is in madison wisconsin. what do you think? >> caller: i think the nfl players, i think they should be able to have a voice, and hopefully rush will not get the opportunity to own the team, and when he does it hopefully he'll buy a professional team. >> is that a dig at the rams? >> caller: yes, i think if he doesn't have. >> well, the rams are a professional teams. >> caller: i don't know, i haven't seen any professionals at this point. >> i got your point.

thanks. here's an e-mail from al. is a lot of facebook comments too. let's get a couple in. tim doesn't mind if limbaugh buys the rams of he writes --

should the players union have something to say? send us your thoughts. you can also text views plus your comment or name. standard text rates apply. there's a rescue operation going on as we speak in the san diego area, a car has gone over a 1,500-foot cliff near the point loma national monument. authorities say two people were inside. we know that rescuers are on the scene. we're following the story and will bring you more details. these are brand-new pictures in from san diego. it's been more than ten years after her son terrorized a high school in colorado. after silence she's sharing what she learned. what susan klebold has to say now.

a decade after the massacre at columbine the mother of one

of the killers is breaking her silence. susan cleebd said she had no idea what her son dylan was planning that day. dylan's mother writing in an essay for oprah winfrey's "o" magazine, she couldn't accept he had played a role but then she found his journal and learned he was suicide all. it's the first public comments by either of the boys' parents. a dramatic shootout is caught on tape. but more dramatic the injury toll is zero. people had already scrambled out the door. shortly after that a second camera captured people outside firing into the bar. would you believe it? nobody, nobody was hit even though police. more on the rescue operation

going on in san diego. a car has gene over the cliff in the point loma area. there are two people inside a vehicle. the others may have fallen out and is somewhere on that cliffside. rescuers are obviously on the scene. this is tape from earlier. they have apparently reached one of the victims. a grieving dad is demanding accountability. the 11-year-old was killed when the dar she was in was flipped. her friend's car was behind the wheel. her dad thought he was at a slumber party. >> what would this mother thinking and she's intoxicated?

everyone needs to be held accountable for letting their children or any other family members get in a car with someone who's under the influence. >> the other kids were treated for minor injuries. a utah music teacher died trying to steer a school bus to safety. the driver reportly slumped over and woodwind teacher heather christianson grabbed the wheel. the band director said if she hadn't done that the crash would have been much worse. the driver is in a stable condition. results of her blood and urine samples are expected in a couple weeks. kids may have to take a drinking test. a massachusetts school district gave preliminary approval to use a breathalyzer for students suspected of drinking, but the

aclu says it will drive kids to use other drugs. atlanta is getting something it clearly doesn't lead, a lot more rain. a storm system moved through the area dumping several inches of water. that's brought the weather service to issue a flood warning until 2:30 this afternoon, a total of six inches is expected to fall before the system finally moves out. this landslide in washington state isn't just blocking traffic, it's actually diverted part of the river. several people are evacuated. a local u. an elderly massachusetts man is alive and safe. an off-duty firefighter spotted his car sinking, appeared the

firefighter held the man above water. >> a woman was in the passenger seat. >> the woman was up and out of the vehicle. i pulled her to safety. >> police say the couple backed their car into the water. they were treated at a hospital and released. "paranormal activity" is scaring up a lot of activity. how much of a killing did it make?

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side of that ravine with hundreds of feet of rope, trying to get that person in helped. that was the person thrown clear of the vehicle. the person inside the vehicle has already been removed, airlifted to the hospital. it's not of obvious obvious to us house far those were from each other. they go to the car or vehicle right away. it's going to be a while before they bring this person up and get the person some help. it worn be a long while. there they are. i'm completely wrong. they are near the summit. there's the fire and rescue team. i just got the wrong perspective. you can see they're maybe 45, 50 feet maybe a bit more from where they want to be. in short order they should have that person rescued from the fall off the cliff. more information on that as it comes in.

all right. two powerful democratic -- the armed services committee carl lefb is urging the president to take his time. he wants the surge to be in the afghan army ranks. he said there's no need for additional u.s. combat troops now. quite a different pin from senator dianne feinstein, senator of the intelligence committee, she disagrees, as do congressional republicans. >> i don't think we can make the country into a jeffersonian democracy, but i do think you have to stabilize this country. the leave this country and the taliban are increasing all of the time they're taking over more. it will have a dramatic impact on pakistan one day. i really believe that. >> i think the great danger now is not an american pullout. i think the great danger now is a half measure, sort of a, you know try to please all ends of the political spectrum.

again, i have great sympathy for the president making the toughest decisions that presidents have to make, but i think he needs to use deliberate speed, and i think he needs to adopt a strategy which he has basically articulated last march and before. >> afghanistan commander general mcchrystal proposed deploying additional troops. we're hearing new horrific details about that doesn't attack about ten days ago on a u.s. base in a remote corner of afghanistan. aid americans were killed. an apache helicopter pilot describes the desperate call for help. >> my first impression when we got no response, was no response. we could hear it in their microphones. we knew it was a pretty intense situation.

>> 100 militants were also killed in the 12-hour battle. police in arizona want to talk with james arthur ray as they investigate a sweat lodge ceremony. the sheriff's department there says ray has refused to speak with authorities and has left the state. pleats are trying to figure out whether criminal negligence played a role. ray said he was shocked and saddened by the tragedy. well it looks like they have succeeded. the dramatic rescue operation is over the second person has been rescued from the incident that started when a car or vehicle of some kind went off a cliff near the point loma national monument. it's a beautiful area right on the shore. two people rescued. literally pulled up by fire and rescue teams. it took quite a while. the person found inside the vehicle has been removed and airlifted to the hospital,

scenes earlier as they had to wind their way through the brush. not clear what happened but both now have been rescued. we'll bring you more details as we get them. an accused hijacker is until arrest. 66-year-old armando pena soltren surrendered, flying there under the custody of state department personnel. two suspects pleaded guilty in the 1970s, another was acquitted in 1969. hundreds of thousands of people from other countries are getting into this country and staying we after their visas xir, and the government cannot track them. a "new york times" reports that tracking people was supposed to be a top priority. it quotes immigration officials who say nearly 3 million

visitors entered the u.s. on temporary visas last year, but never officially checked out. official believe several hundred remain in the states illegally. this problem gained new attention when officials revealed a 19-year-old jordanian plotting -- had overstayed. max baucus is calling an insurance industry report attacking the health care reform plan a hatchet job. hi ten-year overhaul plan goes before the fans committee tomorrow for a vote. insurance companies claimly 2013 the average fae 'costs could go up by $1700, and single-coverage payers could see theirs go up by $600. the white house came out swinging, saying the analysis was done by the insurance industry and is designed to reach a conclusion that benefits the industry.

thousands of gay rights supporters say they want equality. the national equality march coincided with the national coming-out day yesterday. there was a small number of counter-protesters. one big issue president obama's pledge to ban don't ask/don't tell. >> we are moving ahead on don't ask/don't tell. we should not -- we should not be punishing patriotic americans who have stepped forward to serve this country. we should be celebrating their willingness to show such courage, especially when we're fighting two wars. >> some gay rights supporters say it would be difficult to get rid of don't ask/don't tell.

never mind the usual 0.08 standard, the numb number is 0.02 in one place. in a boston school district where they're bringing breath aliesers into the classrooms. snoor

a decade after the massacre in colorado one of the killers' mother is breaking her silence dylan klebold and eric harris killed themselves. klebold's mother says she writes an essay for "o."

her essay is the first public comment about the attack by any of either boys' parents. what's even more dramatic the injury toll is zero. [ gunfire ] >> this appeared after a fist fight turned into a gun battle. people had already scrambled out the door. that's a lot of rounds. a second camera right there captured people outside firing into the building. no one was hit. they found at least 17 shell casings. if it doesn't fit your image of a lobbyist sure he's met with senators but he's 9 years

old. his goal is to potential save his life and millions of others. his fight against food allergies is drawing our attention. catherine? >> he's a great kid. he's one of about 3 million children that suffer from sometimes crippling food allergies. they were there to lobby for this new law which could help keep kids safer? schools. schools sometimes can be dangerous. growing concern among parents and children as the number of kids with food allergies is on the rise. the bill would actually create some voluntary guidelines to help manage students who suffering from these allergies, and give them some grant money to help schools who want to comply with the ideas. kyle says he was nervous before

he met with legislators. he also met with alabama senator richard shelby and his local congressman. he discussed his allergies and then he turned the camera on some of the members of his delegation to hear what they had to say. >> why did you come here? >> to pass a bill. >> how many families were there here? >> we have 74. >> and snow he's in middle school. because we're from new jersey, the state has one of eight states to pass a law. >> he was one -- that kid was from one state that actually does have some regulations in line for these kids. if you want to learn more go to cnn.com/allergies. you know, chuck, even my kids their little school they have posted on every door which classroom has a child with food allergies in it and you would

be very surprised at how many -- >> it seems there's more of them. >> peanut absolutely the worst. a plan to breath breathalyzers into high schools? what's that all about? >> it's about fox borough massachusetts, and they're planning to bring in a breathalyzer to find out if these kids are drinking. since everyone taking the test is under age, just a 0.02 could mean a suspension for them. they're already being used in some schools across the country. this goes further taking them into school for use on an everyday base. in this area alone, represented to underage drinking brought about this proposal. a lot of people not very happy about it including the aclu. schools say it would only by used if there's indication that a student has been drinking. who knows we may see

breathalyzers. >> the head of the players union is urging members to speak out against rush limbaugh. the radio show host is part of a group bidding to buy the st. louis rams. limbaugh has been part of the nfl's past, at least a commentator on espn in 2003 hi lost his jobs when he claimed that donovan mcnabb was getting attention he doesn't deserve, because the media wanted a black quarterback to do well. demaurice smith said -- how about you? do you think nfl players and that union have a say? what do you think about this? call us e-mail at cnn.com/hln, or text views your comment and a name. there's the address. standard text rates apply.

a little movie called "par a normal activity" is scaring up a lot of activity. how much of a killing did it make?

atlanta still hasn't dried out and now the metro is getting a lot more rain. a storm system still moving through the area has dumped several inches of water prompting the national weather service to issue a flood warning for metro atlanta until 2:30 this afternoon. a total of six inches is expected to fall before the system moves out. the forecast tomorrow calls for more rain as well. this landslide isn't just blocking traffic. it's diverted part of the naches river. several people were evacuated because it fears the naches river might flood. a local utility has cut power because the slide damaged two power poles and there's no estimate on when the electricity will be restored. an elderly massachusetts man is alive and safe. he supported the man's car

sinking and jumped in. the fire fight held the man above water under police arrived. a woman was in the passenger seat. >> i was it is to get my hands around a female. i got my armed around and pulled her up to shore to safety. >> the couple were treated as a hospital and released. as if making it out of a plane crash alive is not enough they had to hold onto a lobster buoy for 12 hours before being rescued. >> we could hear them, we could see them. unfortunately, they were searching 2,200 square miles so three little heads bobbing in the ocean, we were pretty hard to see. we tried.

>> when the sun came up we saw a plane several miles off in the distance, but still a glimmer of hope. we knew they were there. they just weren't very close. >> the couple said jellyfish stung them constantly, and they want while at sea they were worried his blood would attract sharks. if you used t mobile for your wireless service, listen up. a million sidekick users may losive in their a glitch in servers operated by microsoft which apparently erases the info if your battery goes dead. t-mobile says it's working around the clock to recover the data, but it's extremely unlikely they will succeed. a fright fest is generating huge buzz, with an unusual trailer that focuses on audience reaction along with the traditional film clips. it worked this weekend. the film earned $7 million

though it was annually playing in 160 theatres. more than a million people have signed petitions to release the movie wider. they want to spread word about the movie and there is a review shared with us. here it is. >> paranormal activity is a scary film. it's a film that will make your skin crawl. it's about a couple who wound up engaging in mortal combat with some evil entity. >> what are your thoughts on this film? >> i -- if you want to get scared, it freaked me out. >> i just want to leave. the theater. >> just wanted to leave? >> yeah. >> so it had you on edge the whole time? >> pretty much. >> so would you say that this classifies as a scary movie? >> it's beyond scary, actually. because i actually believe in this kind of stuff. >> anyway if you're looking for

something really scary to go see this weekend go check out "paranormal activity." >> if you want to share a movie review or you have images of breaking news or great stories from where you are anywhere in the world, i report.com is the link. upload now gets you to the instructions on sharing your entries. michael jackson's new single certainly is making a big debut. but will "this is it" be a hit? you can hear it and decide for yourself.

what a scene? san diego. did you watch this? this dramatic rescue operation is over. this is what we know. a car went over a 1,500 foot cliff near the lighthouse. two people have been rescued. we don't know how they're doing right now. according to local reports we're hearing the two might be an elderly couple.

here they are being carried out of there. the state ranger says the couple pulled into the park and the car apparently lurched forward. the man apparently told the ranger he had problems with his foot. so the park ranger says the car lunched again as the couple neared the edge of the cliff and that's when it went over. also, let's take a look at this happening now. res rescuers are on the scene of a crane collapse in downtown philadelphia. two people being transported from the scene, including a 70-year-old woman. she was hit by this massive crane. look at it. when it came down on the road. the woman has been hospitalized. a construction worker here who fell 125 feet is also in the hospital. as soon as we get more information on that crane collapse, of course we'll bring it to you live here on hln. a spokesman for senator max baucus calling an insurance industry report attacking the senate's health care reform plan calling it a hatchet job. his overhaul plan goes before

the senate finance committee tomorrow for a vote but take a look at what this insurance report is claiming. basically the companies are saying by 2013 the average family's cost could go up by $1,700 single payers, as well, by 600 bucks. by 2019 the plan could raise the average family's plan by $4,000. they have come forward explaining that this analysis was done by the insurance industry and therefore is designed to reach a conclusion that benefits that industry. a top health official says you're better off with the swine flu vaccine than without it. doctor ann shukit of the cdc warns that the risks of not getting the vaccine are higher than any potential risks linked to it. >> a lot of people are saying it's new but it's important to know that the seasonal flu vaccine is made exactly the same way as this h1n1 vaccine. 100 million people, including a lot of children get the seasonal flu vaccine every year.

and it has a really good safety record. so i think parents are wondering, is this something new, has it been fully test? what i can say is that everything we know right now suggests a very good safety profile for the vaccine. >> in addition, she also says it is okay to get swine flu and regular flu shots on the same day. wow. taking the news overseas here, here's what's happening in pakistan. another deadly attack there on the military. the second one in two days' time. at least 41 people were killed in a saw side car bombing at a security check point. six security officers are among those dead and a pakistani official says the target was a military vehicle at a market in the swat valley where the pakistani army is battling taliban insurgents for control. also yesterday dozens of hostages were freed during a massive gun battle. they were held for just about a day after five militants, some of whom were wearing explosive vests seized the pakistan's army, the headquarters near

islamabad. an official says the taliban did claim responsibility for this. 11 military personnel and 3 civilian hostages died. two powerful democratic senators have sharply different opinions as to what the president should do when it comes to afghanistan. armed services chairman carl levin is urging the president right now to take his time to review the goals for the war there. levin says there is no need to send additional u.s. combat troops in right now. that's what he says. on the other hand, senator dianne feinstein, she is the one who chairs the intelligence committee, she completely disagree as do many congressional republicans. afghanistan general commander mcchrystal has proposed deploying as many as 40,000 additional u.s. troops. we are hearing now some new horrific details about last week'sin surgent attack on the u.s. base in afghanistan. eight americans were killed. we are hearing this information from this apache chopper pilot who describes getting this

desperate call for help. >> my initial impressions were forces came over the hill and first tried to call them and we got no response that everybody was gone. we could tell that everything around them was going to hell, and is we could hear it in their microphones, the guns going off. so we knew it was a pretty intense situation they were facing. >> it was not only intense, the deadliestin surgent attack on u.s. forces in a year. 100 militants were killed. a woman who died in an arizona sweat lodge. apparently she was in great shape, according to her family who say kirby brown was an avid surfer hiker. brown and one other person died after the so-called spiritual cleansing ceremony. 19 people here were hospitalized. ahead of this self-help expert james arthur ray ran the ceremony and is not talking to investigators, and in fact has left town. he left arizona after the incident in the sweat lodge.

participants apparently paid as much as $10,000 to go to this retreat. an accused hijacker under arrest now 40 years after the hijacking of pan am flight 281. his name, 66-year-old luissoltren. he flew there under custody of state personnel. in 1968, four hijackers forced a plane to go to savannah. two suspects pleaded guilty in the 1970s. another aconvicted in 1969. football play books say i you want your team to win, so you have to stop the rush. but it doesn't necessarily mean this rush here. rush limbaugh. your views on the players' effort to block him from becoming an owner.

we are talking football today. a lot of people are talking about this story. the head of the nfl players' association basically urging the

union's member to speak out against rush limbaugh. you know the man. he's a conservative radio talk show host who is part of this group. basically bidding to buy the st. louis rams. now, limbaugh definitely has a bit of of a past with the nfl and one player in particular. back in 2003 he lost his job on espn when he claimed philadelphia quarterback donovan mcnabb was getting credit he didn't deserve, because, quote the media wanted a black quarterback to do well. so the players' union executive director, de morris smith is saying this. quote, sport in america is at it's best when it unifies, gives and transcends. we reject hatred. we will be hearing your views and reading in a couple minutes' time. big news in chicago. the cubs have filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy basically to speed up the team's sale to the family of brokerage billionaire joseph

rikt. rickette. he founded ameritrade. it clears the kay for the current owner to sell it and with a price tag of $185 million. a hearing on the bankruptcy filing is set for tomorrow. the sale, though, would still have to be approved by three quarters of mlb owners. thousands and thousands of americans, they are running out of unemployment benefits each and every day. but congress just might be coming to your rescue as early as this week we're hearing. stephanie elam is live with those details. members of congress throwing a bit of a lifeline, i guess. >> yes, hopefully, getting around to doing it quickly. that's true. the senate can vote tomorrow to extend benefits to millions of people out of work across the country. under the bill people in all 50 states would get an additional four weeks of unemployment benefits, and in states where the unemployment rate is above 8.5%, people will get an extra six weeks on top of that. currently 27 states bus d.c. and puerto rico fall into the

category. but the senate bill is a much different version than what the house passed last month. under that legislation, people would get an added 13 weeks of jobless benefits, but only in those 27 states where unemployment exceeds 8.5%. if the senate version passes it would have to be reconciled with the house version, of course. so brook there is still more wrangling to come on this one. >> so as there is wrangling to be done, let's talk numbers. how many americans are out there running out of benefits? chbts it's a big situation for a lot of people brook. the national employment law project says 400,000 people ran out of benefits in september, and another 208,000 are set to lose them this month. and if congress does not act nearly 1.5 million people will stop receiving checks by the end of the year. of course, there's always the question of, how is this going to be paid for? congress has already extended benefits twice during the recession. the senate bill would extend the unemployment tax paid for by employers through june of 2011. the house bill would extend the

tax through next year. so brook, we have to wait and see what happens with this one. but with unemployment at a 26-year high the call for extending benefits are getting louder and louder. >> yes feels like there have been cries for months now. we'll have to wait and see what is done. stephanie elamb thank you. >> sure. >> when joy behar heard about this hamburger, and i'm talking about a 1,500 calorie hamburger with the bun made of a doughnut, it got her fired up. here is her "not for nothing" commentary. tell me something. has anybody in this country ever heard of a salad? the new food fed sweeping the nation is the doughnut burger, a 1,500 calorie bacon cheese burger with a glazed, buttered krispy kreme doughnut in place of the bun. it looks gross, doesn't it like some kind of giant zit waiting to explode? all that's missing is whipped cream, maple syrup and pepperoni pizza. i heard the combo platter comes

with a side of fries and a defibrillator. according to the centers for disease control, 65% of americans are obees or overweight, and 66% if you count rush limbaugh's head. can i ask a question? exactly how big a burger do we need? we have quarter pounders, half pounders, fat burgers, in and out burgers. i'm sorry, but nobody needs to eat half a herd for lunch. a bar owner in georgia claims to have invented it and named it after luther van dros who died at the age of 54. is this to see how quickly they can get his fans to join him? heart disease is the number one killer in this country, which makes we wonder, are the people selling this 2 tons of fun cooks or killers? okay that's a little harsh, but think about it. if tobacco companies have to put

warning labels on cigarettes why not do the same thing on these burgers? hey tubbo, when you're done chewing, feel free to call 911. that should do it. >> hungry, anyone? not so much. you can always catch the "joy behar show" 9:00 p.m. eastern here on hln. a woman led a police chase and had a child in the back seat. at one point she crashed, and that was not the end.

secretary of state hillary clinton met with leaders of northern ireland's power sharing government in bellfast today. she told a pack chamber their 2-year-old partnership really is an inspiration to the world. >> you have become a model for conflict resolution and reconciliation around the world. i hear that in my travels.

people who are determined to choose peace and progress over violence and division look toward you. and i'm here today to send a strong message that the obama administration and the united states are committed to supporting you as you continue your journey. >> clinton's visit to belfast the latest stop on her european tour. next up she is traveling to moscow. this woman led florida deputies on a wild high-speed chase with a 7-year-old girl in the back seat. here is her car, clocked apparently going as much as 110 miles an hour. she continues she eventually goes the wrong way. take a look there she slammed into the guardrail and even after getting out of her car police say she refused to cooperate. so you see him, he has got a taser gun and he takeses her. the child, fortunately, was not injured. yikes. more accusations and claims in the divorce of jon and kate of "jon and kate plus 8."

a.j. what's up for showbiz? >> it's a lot of money we're talking about. a big battle over money that's going on. i was surprised for a moment that so much about their personal finances is becoming public but then i realized no you know what, their life is a reality show even if it's not the one being filmed for tv for the reality show. last week we told you that kate went public with her accusations that jon took over $200,000 from their joint account without permission. jon now firing back saying kate took over 60 grant from the account between july and september. he also claims that she is hiding money. she has over a million bucks between february '08 and june of '09. kate contends her withdraws were legal. jon withdrew the money without getting proper permission. they're also looking for child and spousal support. but the best news here, brook, is the two have initiated a truce where they're going to have a media blackout. i don't know how they're going

to be able to do it, but not talk to the media for something like a whopping 24 hours. >> what? >> i would love to see this become permanent. i don't think so. but like last week i would like to see a gag order. >> right. you would like to see no comment. let's hear a no comment. we'll see. last week we were talking about that e-mail that jon was reading, private e-mail from kate to the paparazzi. he is pretty friendly with the paparazzi, is he not? >> oh, yeah he has this warm and fuzzy relationship with them. and we have gotten more insight to that relationship. he said 125 paparazzi met him at lax, and he said i don't care about the paparazzi, i make friends with them i don't run from them. they call me the paparazzi's friend because i ask them about their lives. they're good people have families to feed. the thing is if you run, they'll just chase you more they think you have something to hide and i have nothing to hide. they have a job to do and i have a job to do.

jon, i'm trying to figure out what that is. can you explain that? to talk to the paparazzi and feed them? obviously, much to dissect tonight on "showbiz tonight." it's the countdown to the jon and kate showdown before they're set to face off in court. the latest jon and kate drama right here on hln. we will see you then. >> all right a.j. thank you. i'm interested to see how the blackout goes for them, media blackout. thank you. a scary scene in utah here. a music teacher died trying to steer a charter bus full of students to safety. the kids had apparently just won a band competition in idaho. the driver slumped over, and the wood wind teacher heather christiansen grabbed the wheel. the brand director says if she hadn't done that, the crash would have been a whole lot worse. every one of the 44 students is okay and in the hospital since

released. . the numbers are down from last year's records a number of people using amtrak trains to get around the country still remains high. amtrak says more than 27 million people have traveled with them over the past 12 months. that is the second highest number in the company's history. that is down about a million passengers from last year when numbers were up because of all those high gas prices. we don't miss that. a traumatic shootout caught on tape. but what's more crazy about this thing, the injury toll. zero. look -- really listen to this. this is what happened after a fist fight turned into a gun battle at a toledo ohio bar. people had already scrambled out the door. and then this is another camera. this camera captured people outside firing into the bar. would you believe, after all of those shots fired, no one was hit?

the police found at least 17 -- 17 shell casings. they are still looking for the gunman. michael jackson's new single made its debut last night. here is a clip of "this is it." ♪ this is it here i stand ♪ ♪ in the light of the world love is grand ♪ >> his brothers sang back-up. this will be featured in the upcoming film of jackson's never-realized tour. a double cd expected at the end of the month.

and the debate rages. two powerful democratic senators have sharply different ideas about what the president should do in afghanistan. should we talk about that, or what we're looking at which i believe -- this is what happened earlier in san diego. a dramatic rescue operation in san diego. it is over. this is the tail end of what that was. a car went over a 1,500-foot cliff at point loma national monument. two people have been rescued. we don't know their condition, but local reports say the two might be this elderly couple. a state park ranger says their car lurched forward when the man was paying to enter the park. the man reportedly told the ranger he had problems with his foot. so the park ranger then says the car lurched again as the couple approached, and that's when it went over. so from that frightening rescue to something in philadelphia.

this is a crane collapse in downtown philly today. two people were seriously hurt crashed and crushed two nearby cars trees, buildings you can see there. according to local reports, a crane was positioned on the sidewalk when it fell over on to the the side. a whole lot of debris there. i can imagine a bunch of those roads are closed in philadelphia. a 70-year-old woman who apparently was in the cars down below, and a construction worker who fell 125 feet. so that is some updated information that we're able to bring you. as soon as we get more information on this crane collapse in downtown philadelphia, we will bring it to you here on hln. back to the situation in afghanistan here. two powerful democratic senators have sharply different ideas about what the president should do there in the country. on one side here, we're hearing from around services chair carl levin, and he is urging the president to take his time reviewing all the goals for the war. he says there was no need to send in additional u.s. combat troops, at least right now.

but senator dianne feinstein, she chairs the senate intelligence committee. she disagrees with that and so do a number of congressional republicans. >> i don't think we can make the country into a jeffersonian democracy. but i think we have to stabilize this country. you leave the country and the taliban are increasing all of the time. they're taking over more. it will have a dramatic impact on pakistan one day. i really believe that. >> i think the great danger now is not an american pull-out. i think the great danger now is a half measure sort of a -- you know try to please all in so the political spectrum. and again, i have great sympathy for the president making the toughest decisions that presidents have to make. but but i think he needs to use deliberate speed and adopt a strategy which he has basically articulateded last march and

before. >> afghanistan commander general stanley mcchrystal has proposed deploying anywhere between 10 possibly 40000 additional american troops. and when it comes to afghanistan here we are hearing some new details about last week'sin surgent attack on a u.s. base there. eight americans were killed. we're hearing those details from this apache chopper pilot who is describing getting that call, that desperate call for help. >> my initial impressions were we came over the hill and first tried to call them, and got no response. everybody was gone. we could tell that everybody around them was going to hell. we could hear it in their microphones and the guns going off. so we knew it was a pretty intense situation they were facing. >> it was now considered the deadliestin surgent attack on u.s. forces in had more than a year. 100 militants were also killed in a battle that lasted 12 hours. in arizona frightening and mysterious all at once.

authorities want to talk with james arthur ray as they investigate this sweat lodge ceremony that left two people dead, 19 people injured. the sheriff's department is saying that ray has flat out refused to speak with authorities. in fact, he has left the state. officers now just trying to figure out if criminal negligence played a role in the deaths on friday. on his twitter page here's what ray said. he said he was shocked and he was saddened by the tragedy there. and accused hijacker under arrest 40 years after the hijacking of a pan am flight. he surrendered to federal authorities in new york. the jfk airport. he flew there under the custody of state department personnel. back in 1968, four hijackers forced that pan am plane to go to havana. two suspects pleaded guilty in the 1970s and another acquitted in 1969. hundreds of thousands of people from other countries are getting this country and staying well

after their visas expire. and the government, they can't track them. that's the gist of a "new york times" report that notes that tracking people entering the u.s. was supposed to be a top priority after 9/11. it quotes immigration officials who say nearly 3 million visitors entered the u.s. on temporary visas last year. but never officially checked out. many of them left anyway, but the problem here gained new attention. but officials believe several 100,000 remain in the states illegally. the problem gained new attention when officials revealed a 19-year-old jordanian accused of plotting to bomb a skyscraper had overstayed his visa. a spokesman for senator max baucus is calling an insurance industry report a hatchet job. it attacks the proposal itself. baucus's ten-year $829 billion overhaul plan goes before the senate finance committee

tomorrow for a vote. but taking a look at his insurance company report it's claiming that by 2013 the average family's cost could go up by $1,700 and 600 bucks for single coverage. the report goes on to say that by 2019 the average family premium could be $4000 higher. the white house, they're coming out they say this report of course it's sdindsdesigned to reach a conclusion that benefits the insurance industry. a grieving father in new york demanding accountability in the loss of his only child who he was raising as a single parent. 11-year-old leeanndro rosatto was killed. her mom was behind the wheel and is charged with manslaughter. his dad thought the little girl was at a slumber party. >> what was the thinking of this woman who is a mother, and you're intoxicated. everyone needs to be held accountable for letting their

children or any other family members get into the car with somebody who isunder the influence of alcohol. 31-year-old carmen was hospitalized after the crash. the other kids in the car were treated for minor injuries. never mind the usual .08 blood alcohol standard. the new number .02 in one place, a boston school district where they're bringing breathalyzers into the classroom. but is that the best way to cut underage drinking?

can you believe it's been a decade since massacre at columbine high school? and now for the first time the mother of one of the killers is talking about it.

susan klebold said she had no idea what her son planned to do that day. her son and his friend killed 12 students and teachers and then turned the gun on themselves. dylan's mom writes for "o" magazine she could not accept the fact her son had played a role in these killings. and then said he found his journal and learned he was suicidal suicidal. this is the first public comment about the columbine attack by either of the parents. a dramatic shootout caught on tape and what's even more traumatic, the injury toll. zero. look at that scene, it happened after a gun battle inside a bar in toledo ohio. people had already scrambled outside the door. and then more gunshots. take a look at this second camera capturing people firing

outside into the bar. but would you believe, despite all those gunshots, no one was hit? police did find some 17 shell casings. they are still searching for those gunmen. here's a name you may not know. carl brad. he doesn't exactly fit your image of a typical lobbyist. yes, he has met with senators stumped on capitol hill. he is 9 years old. and his goal isn't to line his pockets, but to potentially save his life and millions of others. his fight against food allergies drawing attention at cnn.com and reggie key has this story. i love it, reggie, when young people go banging down the door of some of the congressmen on capita total hill for a great cause they believe in. >> reporter: yeah he and about 79 other kids made their way to capitol hill to knock on doors and persuade lawmakers to write legislation that could benefit them. and of course we're talking about some really crippling food

allergies. this isn't just a hive or two. these are kids whose lives can be threatened by being around stuff like peanuts for example. so kyle is one of about 3 million american kids helping to rally against food allergies in had skill. there is growing concern as the number of cases arise. >> the bill would create voluntary guidelines to manage students who suffer from the allergies and fund grants for compliant schools. we gave kyle a camera to take on his trip, and here's what it looked like. >> hey i'm at the capitol, and i'm about to talk to richard shelby about the s456 law to help promote allergy awareness in schools. >> reporter: as you heard kyle say, he was meeting with alabama senator richard shelby. he got about ten minutes with him, plus his local congressman.

he discussed his allergies and how risky going to school can be for kids in his situation. he then turned the camera on other members of his delegation. >> why did you come here? >> to pass a bill about allergies. >> how many families were there here? >> we have a total representative of families of 74. >> and now he's in middle school, and we have been lucky that because we're from new jersey the state has passed one of of eight states that have passed a law that requires guidelines in schools. >> reporter: not bad, right? 9 years old taking the camera, interviewing members of his delegation. >> that's awesome. >> reporter: by the way brook this is such an issue that cnn.com has a whole section dedicated to it. type in cnn.com/allergies. >> that is my favorite story of the day. so fantastic. >> reporter: it's great right? taking our jobs that's what we should be worried about. >> i know. also at cnn.com we talk about pop quizzes, maybe we have

nightmares over them, but breathalyzers? >> reporter: yes, foxboro massachusetts have preliminarily at least explored the possibility of allowing breathalyzers in schools. they wouldn't necessarily be used every day. this would be used if there is a suspicion by a faculty member that a kid has been drinking. of course, the amount that would trigger discipline would be really low so .02 blood alcohol level that would cause suspension. breathalyzers are already used at special events for dances or games. this goes further than that. it got preliminary approval, and a formal vote will be set for next week. but already, brook, as you might imagine, some groups like the aclu is calling foul saying this is a violation of the students' rights. so we will see where this one goes. >> interesting. reggie akey, good to see you. the head of the nfl players' association urging the union's members to speak out against

rush limbaugh. the radio talk show host part of a group that's trying basically to bid on buying the st. louis rams. limbaugh has a bit of a past with the nfl, and with one player in particular. remember this? back in 2003 he lost his job on espn when he claimed philadelphia quarterback donovan mcnabb was getting credit he didn't deserve, because, quote the media wanted a black quarterback to do well. so the players' union de morris smith is saying, sport in america is at its best when it unifies and transends. our sport does that when it rejects discrimination and hatred. so the question to you is should nfl players or union have a say in who owns football teams? let us know what you think. call us at 1-877-tell-hln. e-mail us at hlcnn.com/hln, or

accepted us a text. after surviving a plane crash in the gulf of mexico three members of a family are forced to hold on to a buoy for dear life. how they managed to survive that for 12 hours.

rain rain, go away. atlanta still recovering from the recent flooding. today the metro area getting slammed with even more rain. a storm system moving through the area is dumping several more inches of water on the already soaked ground. all of metro atlanta and north georgia under this flood watch until tonight. a total of six inches expected to fall before the system moves out. and take a look at this landslide there in washington state. not just blocking traffic along a state route, it's actually diverted part of the river. authorities say the slide still growing. no injuries, fortunately, but several were evacuated because of blockage. a local utility cut power to hundreds of people because of slide damage to power poles. no estimate of when the electricity will be back on. talk about quick action. saving a couple who backs their car into the essex river outside

boston. an off-duty firefighter and two police officers saw this car roll into the river. there it is. one of the cops dove right in, literally, while the other two rescuers rescuers hurried to launch boats and make their way to the sinking car. >> i was able to get my hands around the female in the drivers' seat. she was on her way ow of the vehicle. i got my arms around her and pulled her on shore to safety. >> the 79-year-old woman, and 95-year-old man were both checked out at the hospital and then sent home. as if making it out of that car -- making it out of a plane crash alive was enough. a pilot step daughter and her husband had to hold on to a lobster strap butoy for 12 hours before being rescued. the coast guard plucked them from the waters just off the florida keys. >> we could hear them, we could see them. unfortunately, they were searching 2,200 square miles, so three little heads bobbing in the ocean, pretty hard

to see. we tried. we waved as hard as we could schlt. >> we counted down for the sun to rise. when the sun came up we saw a plane in the distance, several, several miles off in the distance. that was still a glimmer of hope they were looking for us. >> you see his fore head. jelly fish were stinging them constantly. he had wounds on his face. while they were at see they were worried about sharks because of the blood from all the jelly fish. unreal. hundreds of people turned out for a funeral for a man who died. 160 years ago. the mock funeral was for edgar allen poe. the service included actors. a special effects artist made a fake corpse. despite all kinds of fog people in san francisco got a pretty cool show from the blue angels over the weekend.

the air show was grounded saturday because the pilots couldn't see each other because of the fog. so they waited until yesterday. it was part of san francisco's fleet week. if you use t-mobile for your wireless service, a million sidekick users might lose everything on their phones. name numbers, entries because of a glitch in servers. it erases the information if your battery dies. t-mobile is working around the clock to fix this thing. it's extremely unlikely that will be successful. a movie called "paranormal activity" opened in less than 200 screens. how much of a killing did it make? >> we'll have an interesting time capturing whatever paranormal phenomenon is occurring or not occurring. >> door is locked.

alarm is on.

police aren't sure what killed two people during a sweat lodge ceremony. the man who has the answers isn't talking. rush limbaugh is not shy about voicing his opinions. now pro athletes are speaking out about him. why they say there's no room for him in the nfl. a homemade ghost story shakes up the weekend box office. find out how the marketing campaign for "paranormal activity" is giving hollywood goosebumps. a construction crane collapsed in philadelphia today. two people were seriously hurt. the collapse crushed nearby cars trees and buildings. you get a good shot right here of the car that was just pull pulverized by this crane. that black car there.

it fell over onto its side. among those hurt a 70-year-old woman. a construction worker fell 125 feet. we'll bring you more on this story as it developing from the heart of philadelphia. a dramatic rescue operation on the coast in san diego is over. here's what we know. a car went over a 1,500 foot cliff near the lighthouse. two people have been rescued. it's an elderly couple apparently they pulled into the park this morning. as they were paying to enter the car lurched forward. the ranger said was there a problem? >> yes problem with his foot was the answer. the car then lurched again as the couple parked near the edge of the cliff, and they went over. one was thrown clear. one was still in the cab. they paid thousands of dollars for self help seminars in the end -- they want to know what happened inside a makeshift

sweat lodge that left two dead and sent 19 others to the hospital on thursday night. it began when more than 60 people crammed into a small tent for the cleansing ceremony. it marked the end of a spir. he has left the state. now they're waiting for toxicology reports to help them determine for criminal negligence play ad role in the death. >> is this the result of a shooting? >> no, it was a sweat lodge. >> you there by yourself? >> no. there's people here. >> get them out of sweat lodge. >> yeah we are. >> 21 people rushed to the hospital thursday night after sitting for hours in what was supposed to be a spiritual cleanse. >> i was surprised people would put themselves in the situation. but not surprised.

people are really looking for things to fill themselves and give them purpose. >> reporter: 60 people were here. at a retreat put on by the famous spiritual guide and author james ray. he helped write the book "the secret." some paid up to $9,000 to spend time with him. >> everybody has the right to believe and practice the way they wish to. but when it endangers the lives of others or when you have to pay for it that's not a spiritual belief. >> reporter: sweat lodges are a traditional indian cleansing ritual. basically a sauna where water is poured over hot water and steam. >> it's typically made of wood. this was made of plastic and blankets. many thanks for that report. a decade after the massacre at columbine high school the mother of one of the killers is revealing her thoughts. she said she had no idea what

her son was planning. they killed 12 students and a teacher, then themselves on april 20th 1990. dillon's mom wrote an essay for "o magazine" in which she said she couldn't accept that her son had a role in the killings. it's the first public comment about the columbine attack by any of either boy's parents. >> dramatic shootout caught on tape. the injury total zero. it happened after a first fight turned into a gun battle at a bar in toledo. people already scrambled ou out the door. and that's the shot from a second camera capturing people from outside firing into the bar. no one was hit.

even police found 17 shell casings. they're still looking for the gunman. the yale grad student killed only days before her wedding will be remembered on campus today. the university will hold a memorial service for annie le this evening. the 24-year-old was found five days after she vanished last month. her body was hidden behind the wall of a basement lab on campus. a top health official says you're better off with the swine flu vaccine than without it. she warns the risks from not getting the vaccine are higher than any potential risks linked to it. >> the seasonal flu vaccine is made the same way. a lot of people get the seasonal flu vaccine every year. it has a really good safety record. parents are wondering is this something new? is it fully tested?

everything we know now suggesting a very good safety profile for the vaccine. >> reporter: she says it's okay to get the swine flu and regular flu shots the aim day. health experts say having a strong immune system will help keep sickness at bay. health experts urge people to get the vaccination in addition to the regular flu shot. nutritionists say filling your plate with good fats like in olive oil and nuts will help your body fight disease. moderate, regular exercise along with adequate rest is critical to your overall health. thousands of gay rights supporters want equality in marriage and an end to the military's don't ask don't tell policy. >> the national equality march coincided with national coming out day yesterday. now there was a small number of counter protesters there as well. one big issue. president obama's pledge during the campaign last year to end "don't ask, don't tell" that

bans openly gay men and lesbians from serving in the military. >> we are moving ahead on "don't ask, don't tell." we should not be punishing patriotic americans who have stepped forward to serve the country. especially fighting two wars. >> some gay rights supporters say it will be difficult to get rit rid of "don't ask, don't tell" and the president isn't doing enough. the chicago cubs, the storied franchise officially bankrupt. but that's not necessarily a bad thing for the north ciders and the team's owner. they sought chapter 11 protection for the team today, setting the stage for a change in owner ship. the trib is selling the cubs to the family of joe ricketts.

the company bought the team for $20 million in 198 # 1. it will sell it for $843 million. michael jackson's new single "this is it." makeses its debut.

another deadly attack on pakistan's military. the second in two days. at least 41 people were killed in sads car bombing at a security check point. six officers among the dead. the pakistani officials say the target was a military vehicle at a market where the pakistani army is battling taliban insurgents for control. two powerful democratic senators have different ideas about what the president should do in afghanistan. chairman karl levin urges the president to take his time reviewing goals for the war and there's no urgent need to send more combat troops from the u.s.

senator dianne feinstein chairing the intelligence committee strongly disagrees as do congressional republicans. >> i don't think we can make the country into a jeffersonian democracy, but i do think you've got to stabilize this country. you lead this country, and the taliban are increasing all of the time they're taking over more. it will have a dramatic impact on pakistan one daf. i really believe that. >> i think the great danger now is not an american pullout. i think the great danger now is a half measure. sort of try to please all ends of the political spectrum. again, i have great sympathy for the president making the toughest decisions that presidents have to make. i think he needs to use deliberate speed and i think he needs to adopt a strategy which he has basically articulated last march and before. >> afghanistan general proposed

flying in 10,000 to 40000 new troops. an accused hijacker is under arrest 40 years later. luis arm a, ndo soltren surrenders to police. in 1968 four hijackers forced the plane to head to havana. two suspects pleaded guilty in the '70s. another was acquitted in 1969. hundreds of thousands of people from other country are getting into this country and staying well after their visas expire. the government can't track them. tracking people enters the u.s. was supposed to be a top priority after the september 11th attack. 3 million visitors entered the u.s. on temporary visas last year. never officially checked out. many of them left anyway. but officials believe 700,000 remain in the states illegally.

officials revealed a 19-year-old jordanian accused of plotting to -- as if making it out of a plane crash alive wasn't enough. a pilot wife and stepdaughter had to hold onto a lobster buoy before being rescued. >> we could hear them. we could see them. unfortunately they were searching 2,200 square miles. so three little heads bobbing in the ocean, we were hard to see. we tried. we waved as hard as we could. >> we counted down for the sun to rise. when the sun came up we saw a plane off in the distance, several, several miles off in the distance. and, that was still a glimmer of hope that they were still looking for us. we knew that they were there. they weren't very close. >> the couple said jelly fish

constantly stung them. the woman's husband has wounds on his face. while at sea they worried his blood would attack sharks. michael jackson's music lives on. here's a clip of "this is it." ♪ this is it here i stand i'm the light of the world ♪ >> the song premiered on the jackson website at midnight. his brothers sang backup. "this is it" will be featured in an upcoming film with the same name. a double cd featuring the song is expected at the end of the month. the film comes out at the end of the month, too. the head of the nfl players association is urging union members to speak out against rush limbaugh. he's heart of a group bidding to buy the st. louis rams. limbaugh has a bit of the past with nfl and with one player in particular. in 2003 he lost his job as an espn commentator when he claimed that eagles quarterback donovan

mcnabb was getting credit he didn't deserve beca well. the union director executive -- it rejects discrimination and hatred. so should nfl players or their union have the power to who owns a team or any say at all for that matter? give us a call. we pick up the tab. e-mail at cnn.com/hln. or you can text views plus your comment and name to hlntv. standard text rates apply. hope to hear from you soon. a million sidekick users are learning it might not be so trusty.

listen up. a million sidekick users may lose everything.

their names, numbers, pictures datebook entries. because of a glitch in servers operated by microsoft which somehow erases the info if your battery goes dead. t-mobile says it's working around the clock to recover the data, but it's extremely unlikely they'll be successful. did you know hackers get paid to steal e-mail passwords? you might be surprised on who is paying for your personal info. how to protect your privacy with clark howard. >> i hate to ever talk about a problem to which i can't offer you an easy remedy or solution. but there's something going on out there i feel i got to tell you. then there are precautions you should take to protection yourself. do you know, according to the "washington post," you can hire companies -- is a strange term for it -- you can hire hackers on the web for $30 or more to crack somebody else's e-mail

passward so you can go into their account and snoop around. who is doing this the most often? a spouse boyfriend, or girlfriend. it can also be used for a number of different purposes including corporate espionage. the hackers are going to be able to break in. if somebody is determined. but you need to be careful what you store in your e-mail they could gain access to. i'm clark howard. for more advise to protect yourself go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> clark will school you. he'll teach you to save more spend less, and avoid getting ripped off. noon and 4:00, as a matter of fact. a low budget fright fest is scaring up record numbers at the box office. it's "paranormal activity." generating huge buzz with the unusual trailer that focuses on audience reaction along with the traditional film clips. the film earned $7 million.

though it was only playing in 160 theaters. more than a million people have signed internet petitions to get this movie to wider release. one i-reporter wants to spread the word. he shared his own review with us and talked to some movie goers. >> "paranormal activity" is a scary film. it will make your skin crawl. it's about a couple who wound up engaging in mortal combat with some evil entity. what are your thoughts on this film? >> it freaked me out. >> i just want the leave the theater. >> you just wanted to leave? >> yeah. >> so it had you on edge the whole time? >> pretty much yeah. >> so would you say this classifies as a scary movie? >> it's beyond scary actually. i believe in this kind of stuff. >> anyway, if you're looking for

something really scary to go see this weekend go check out "paranormal activity." >> it was made for a song. if you want to share a movie review review, whatever, breaking news of cool stories where you are. go to ireport.com. for the first time in its 40-year history a woman has won the nobel prize in economics. elinor ostron shares the award with oliver williamson. >> we've already entered a new era. we recognize that women have the capabilities of doing great scientific work, and, yes aappreciate that this is an honor to be the first woman, but i won't be the last. >> she and williamson share a $1.4 million prize. rush limbaugh may have the money to buy the st. louis ramers. should they or any union have a

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we have new information on the construction crane collapse. this is 21st and walnut in

philadelphia. you can see what happened to the car on the lower part of your screen. that took a direct hit. one person is dead. four other people have been injured. the crane was working on the roof of a church at 21st and walnut. if you know the area. and a man operating on it fell 125 feet when it slowly toppled. the train collapsed and crushed nearby cars street lights. almost hit a few passers by. it scraped the top off of the apartment building. you can see it at the top of the screen. the crane was positioned on the sidewalk. it just fell over onto its side. a witness told him he saw a woman get pinned under the pole as she ran from a bus stop. so a close call for a lot of people. one person dead in center city, philadelphia. right in the heart of center city. 21st and walnut. a decade after the massacre at columbine high school the mother of one of the killers is breaking her silence.

susan said she had no idea what her son was planning. they killed 12 students and a teacher and then themselves on april 20th, 1999. she writes she couldn't accept he had play ad role in the killings. then she found his journal and learned he was suicidal. it's the first public comment about the columbine attack by either of the parents. a grieving new york dad is demanding accountability in the loss of his only child. he was kill when the car she and several friends were in flipped on a manhattan parkway. her friend's mom is behind the wheel charged with dui and manslaughter. her dad thought she was at a slumber party. >> what was this woman thinking. she's a mother and you're intoxicated. everyone needs to be held accountable for letting their children or any others get in

the car with someone under the influence of alcohol. >> reporter: the other kids in the car were treated for minor injuries. the yale graduate student killed just days before her wedding will be remembered on campus today in new haven. the university will hold a memorial service for annie le today. her body was found hidden bhin the wall in a basement lab on campus. a former lab technician is charged with her killing. a dramatic shootout caught on tape. this is what happened after a fistfight turned into a gun battle at a bar in toledo. people already scrambled out the door. you can see them leaving. the second camera captured people outside firing into the

bar. would you believe it? nobody was hit. 17 shell casings were found at the the crime scene. in arizona authorities want to talk to self-help guru james arthur ray as they investigate a ceremony that left 19 injured and two dead. ray has refused to speak with authorities. in fact, he's left the state. officers are trying to figure out if criminal negligence played a role in the deaths. on his twitter page he said she was shocked and devastated by the tragedy. at least 41 people were killed in a suicide car bombing at a security check point. six security officers are among the dead. the pakistani official says the target was a military vehicle at a market where the pakistani army has been battling taliban insurgents for control. two powerful democratic senators have sit ideas about what the president should do in afghanistan.

armed services committee chairman is urging the president to take his time in reviewing the goal of the war and there's no need to send a large contingent of additional u.s. combat troops. senator dianne feinstein disagrees, as do congressional republicans. >> i don't think we can make the country into a jeffersonian democracy. i do think you've got to stabilize this country. you lead this country. and the taliban are increasing all of the time. they're taking over more. it will have a dramatic impact on pakistan one day. i really believe that. >> i think the great danger is not an american pullout. the great danger now is a half measure. sort of a try to please all ends of the political spectrum. i have great sympathy for the president. he needs to use deliberate speed.

i think he needs to adopt a strategy which he has basically articulated last march and before. >> afghanistan commander has proposed deployed between 10,000 and 40,000 additional troops. an accused hijacker is under arrest 40 years later. soltren surrendered to federal agents. the 1968 hijacking involved four hijackers forces aring the pan-am jet to be moved to havana. hundreds of thousands of people from other countries are getting into this country and staying well after their visas expire. the government can't track them. the gist of a new york times reports that ♪s tracking people entering the u.s. was supposed to be a top priority after the the september 11th attacks. immigration officials who say

nearly 3 million visitors enter the u.s. on temporary visas last year and never officially checked out. many left anyways, but officials think several hundred thousands remain in the states illegally. officials reveal that had a 19-year-old jordanian accused of plotting to blow up a dallas skyscraper had overstayed his visa. a car went over a cliff 1,500 feet high near the lighthouse. two elderly people were rescued. we still don't know their condition. local reports indicate they are elderly men. their car lurched forward as the driver was trying to pay his entry fee. he told the ranger he had problems with his foot. the park ranger -- i'm sorry, the cliff was only 225 feet. earlier reports indicated it was a 1,500 foot high cliff.

any event, the ranger said the car lurched again as the two parked near the edge of the cliff. that's when the vehicle went over. one person was thrown out. the other person was still trapped in the vehicle. there's a school district that wants to begin giving a different kind of tests to students. breathalyzer.

before kids take a math test they may have to take a breath test. they gave preliminary approval to give breathalyzers o to tests students suspected of drinking during the school day. some parents like the idea. but others say it will only

drive kids to use other drugs. the head of the nfl players association is urging members to speak out against rush limbaugh. the radio talk show host is part of a group bidding to buy the st. louis rams. limbaugh, a missouri native has a bit of a past with the nfl and one player in particular. six years ago he lost his job on espn when he claimed the eagles quarterback was getting all the credit he didn't deserve because the media wants a black quarterback to do well. players union executive director smith says sport in america is at its best when it unifies, and when it transcends. our sport does that when it rejects discrimination and hatred. jury selection is under way. they are suing their brother dexter claiming he acted inappropriately as head of the family estate. a judge in atlanta urged both

sides to reach an out of court agreement. michael jackson's new single made its big debut last night. we got a clip. let's roll it. ♪ this is it here i stand i'm the light of the world i feel grand ♪ ♪ i can feel and i know -- ♪ >> the song premiered on the jackson website at midnight. his brothers sing backup. "this is it" will be featured in the upcoming film with the same name about his never realized tour. a double cd featuring the song is due out at the end of the month. when joy behar heard about the 1,500 calorie hamburger made with a doughnut bun it got her fired up. here's her "not for nothin

notice commentary. >> the new food fest sweeping the nation is the doughnut burger at 1,500 calorie bacon cheese burger with a glazed buttered crispy cream doughnut in place of the bun. it looks gross. like a giant zit waiting to explode. i hear it comes with a side of fries and a defribulator. 65% of americans are obese overweight. 66% if you count rush limbaugh's head. can i ask a question? exactly how big a burger do we need? we have quarter pounders, half pounders in and out burgers. nobody needs to eat half a herd for lunch. a bar owner in georgia claims to have invented it. he named it the luther burger in honor of luther vandrough who

died of a heart attack at age 56. is this really the best way to honor him to see how quickly they can get luther's fans to join him? heart disease is the number one killer in this country. which makes me wonder, are people selling these two tons of fun cooked or killers? that's a little harsh but think about it. if tobacco companies have to put warning labels on cigarettes, why not the same thing on doughnut burgers? hey tubbo, when you're finally done chewing feel free to call 911. that should do it. >> don't miss her at 9:00 eastern here on hln. the cubbies are officially bankrupt. not necessarily a bad thing for the team's owner. the tribute company of chicago sought chapter 11 protection for the team today setting the stage for a change in owner ship. they are selling the cubs to the family of the billionaire founder of the online stock brokerage. the company bought the team for

$20 million. get this $20 million in 1981 and will sell it for $845 million if three quarters of major league owners approve the deal. madoff is one of the most notorious men in wall street history, but it's a popular mask this year. people may not be out trick or treating wearing this but the real madoff will be behind bars sentenced to 150 years for cheating people out of millions of dollars. after survivoring a plane crash in the gulf of mexico three members of a family are forced to hold onto a for dear life

thousands of americans, may be understating it may be running out of unemployment benefits every day. stephanie elam is in new york with details. >> the senate could vote as soon as tomorrow to extend benefits to millions of people. people out of work in all 50 states would get an additional 14 weeks of unemployment benefits. in states where the unemployment rate is above 8.5%, people will

get an extra six weeks on top of that. currently 27 states plus d.c. and puerto rico fall into that category. the senate bill is much different than what passed the house last month. under that people will get an added 13 weeks of jobless benefits but only in the 27 states where unemployment exceeds 8.5%. it will have to be reconciled with the house version if it passes. >> they can continue to rangwrangle. how many americans will run out of benefits? >> 400,000 people ran out of benefits in september. another 208,000 are set to lose them this month. if congress does not act, nearly 1.5 million people will stop receiving checks by the end of the year. there's always one really large question looming out there. how will this be paid for? congress has extended benefits twice during the recession. the senate bill would extend the federal unemployment tax paid for by employers through june

2011. we'll have to wait and see what happens with this one. with unemployment at a 26-year high that calls for extending benefits are getting loud enand louder. >> it could get higher too. >> good to see you. >> all the business news of the day and up the to the minute at cnnmoney.com. for the first time in the 20-year history a woman has won the nobel prize in economics. elinor ostrom shares the award with oliver williamson. >> we've already entered a new era. we recognize that women have the capabilities of doing great scientific work, and, yes i appreciate that this is an honor to be the first woman, but i won't be the last. >> her work showed how local communities are able to manage their own resources like forests, lakes or fish stocks better than outside bur

accuracies. she and williamson share a $1.4 million prize. the elderly massachusetts man alive and he can thank an offduty firefighter. he spotted the 95-year-old man's car sinking and jumped in. the firefighter held the man above water until police got there. a woman was in the passenger's seat. >> i was able to get my hands around the family in the driver's seat. she was on her way out of the water up and out of the vehicle. i got my arms around hr and pulled her on shore to safety. >> apparently the car backed into the water. both people were treated at the hospital and released. well as if making it out of a plane crash alive wasn't enough, a pilot, a stepdaughterpilot, stepdaughter and her daughter had to hold on to a lobster trap buoy for 12 hours before being rescued in the dark of night. the coast guard plucked them from the waters in the florida keys. >> we could hear them, we could see them. unfortunately, they were searching 2,200 square miles, so

three little heads bobbing in the ocean we tried we waved as hard as we could. >> we counted down for that sun to rise. when the sun came up we saw a plane off in the distance. several miles off in the distance, and, you know, that was still a glimmer of hope they were still looking for. we knew that they were there we just couldn't -- they weren't very close. >> they said jellyfish stung them constantly. you can see the husband has wounds on his wife. he said they were awfully worried his blood would attract sharks. sunday, a motorcyclist in taiwan found three big bags in the street containing more than $200,000. they fell off an armored car. the motorcyclists suspected there are cash but he still turned them over to police. under taiwan law, he gets a

reward up to 30% of the money he returned. talk about clean living, a mac from uganda found a new use, collecting over 10,000 pounds of used soap from u.s. hotels and that soap will be remolded and sent to refugees in uganda who can't afford to buy soap. best cancer doesn't just affect women it directly affects men. this man lost his mother and first wife to thedy serious. earlier this year, tefls diagnosed. what he wants all men to know.

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ends up on the wrong side of a cliff. we'll look at that dramatic rescue. and police trying to figure out what killed two people during a sweat lodge ceremony. but the man who might have the answers isn't talking. find out what investigators uncovered so far. hope your monday is shaping up well. i'm brook baldwin. i want to start with this deadly accident here, this reportedly deadly accident there in philadelphia. one person reported dead after a construction crane toppled over in downtown philadelphia. look at just the aftermath there. local media is reporting four people were hurt. still not clear who was killed. what happened was this crane toppled over. there was a sidewalk grade that fell about 125 feet. the crane was being used to work on a church steeple is what we were hearing. authorities had said that two people were seriously hurt. among them an elderly woman and a construction worker.

witnesses say the crash sounded like an earthquake. as soon as we get more information on that we'll bring that to you here. also, we were watching this here this afternoon. a rescue operation in the san diego area. it is officially over but a car went over a 225-foot cliff near the lighthouse that is at point loma national monument. two people have been rescued. we do not know their condition as of now. according to local reports, the two were two elderly men. a state park ranger says they pulled into the park this morning. the car apparently lurched forward. the man told the ranger he had a problem with his foot. the ranger said the car lurched forward again as they parked near the edge of the cliff. police in arizona want to talk with james arthur ray as they're investigating the sweat lodge ceremony that left two people dead and 19 others

injured. here's what the sheriff's department is saying. they say rays that refused to speak with sports and quite frankly, he's left the state. police are trying to figure out if criminal negligence played a role in the deaths on thursday. on his twitter page, ray said he was shocked and saddened by the tragedy. an accused hijacker is under arrest 40 years after the hijacking of the flight. he surrendered to federal authorities in new york at the jfk airport there. back in 1968, four hijackers forced the pan-am plane to go to havana. two very powerful democratic senators have sharply different opinions as to what the president should do when it comes to afghanistan. on one side we have armed services chairman carl levin and

he is urging the president to take some time to review these goals for the war. he says there is no need to send additional u.s. combat troops there right now. on the other side you have senator dianne feinstein who chairs the intense committee who disagrees as do a number of congressional republicans. >> i don't think we can make the country into a jeffersonnian democracy, but you have to stabilize this country. you leave this country and the taliban are increasing all of the time. they're taking over more. it will have a dramatic impact on pakistan one day. i really believe that. >> i think the great danger now is not an american pullout. i think the great danger now is a half measure. sort of a, you know try to please all ends of the political spectrum. again, i have great sympathy for the president, making the toughest decisions that

presidents have to make. but he needs to use deliberate speed and i think he needs to adopt a strategy which he has basically articulated last march and before. >> general mccrystal has proposed deploying between 10,000 and 40,000 additional american troops there. speaking of afghanistan, we're hearing new details horrific details about last week's insurgent attack on a u.s. base. eight americans were killed. and we're getting these new details from an apache chopper pilot who describes getting a desperate call for help. >> my initial impressions were, as we came over the hill we got no response and that everybody was gone. we could tell everything was going to hell. we could hear the guns going off. so we knew that it was a pretty intention situation that they were facing. >> it was the deadliest insurgent attack on u.s. forces in more than a year. 100 militants were also killed

in a battle that lasted some 12 hours. hundreds of thousands from other countries are getting into this country and they're staying well after their visas expire and the government can't track them. that's the gist of a new york times report by notes that tracking people entering the u.s. was supposed to be a top priority after the september 11th terrorist attacks. it quotes immigration officials who say nearly 3 million visitors entered the united states on temporary visas last year but never checked out. officials believe several hundred thousand remain in the states illegally. the problem getting new attention, when officials revealed a 19-year-old jordanian plotting to blow up a dallas skyscraper overstayed his visa. look at this crowd up top of westminister abby. these are dozens of protestors

camped out their message, change the politics change the planet. they say not enough is being done to tackle climate change. thousands and thousands of gay right supporters say they want equality and an end to the military's don't ask, don't tell policy. the national equality march coincided with national coming out day yesterday. in addition to this crowd, there was a small number of counterprotestors there. one big issue -- president obama's pledge to end don't ask, don't tell. >> we are moving ahead on don't ask, don't tell. [ applause ] we should not -- we should not be punishing patriotic americans

who stepped forward willing to save. especially when we're fighting two wars. >> you hear all those cheers but some gay right supporters say lit still be tough to get rid of don't ask, don't tell and they say president obama is not doing enough. it has been more than ten years since her son terror ized colum bin high school. but she is sharing what she's learned about her child. what susan klebold now says about her son.

parts of atlanta still recovering from the recent floods. and today the metro area getting something it really doesn't need any more of, yeah rabe. a storm system moving through dumping several inches of water on the already soaked ground. all of north georgia is under a flood watch until tonight. a total of six inches is expected to fall before this system moves out of there. and it's not quite halloween

just yet but beginning to look a lot like christmas in minnesota. look at this. twin cities, blanketed by up to three inches of snow. low visibility prompted flight delays at the minneapolis-st. paul airport and flights are running about 90 minutes behind schedule. it has been a decade now since the massacre at columbine high school and the mother of one of the two killers is breaking her silence. we're talking about susan klebold. she said she had no idea what her son was planning on doing that day. dilan klebold and harris killed 12 students a teacher and them sells object april 20th 1999. and dilan's mom has written an essay, saying she couldn't accept he played a role in the killings that day. then she learned he was suicidal.

[ gunfire ] >> unreal, it seems here. dramatic shootout caught on camera. what's even more dramatic, the injury toll is sow row. that's what happens after a fistfight turned into a gun battle at a bar in toledo, ohio. people scrambled out the door. more gunshots this is outside. this is camera number two here, capturing people outside firing into the bar. would you believe no one was shot? even though police found 17 shell casings they are still searching for the gunmen. a top health official says you are better off with the swine flu vaccine than without one. the cdc is warning that the risks from not getting the vaccine are higher than any

potential risks linked to it. >> a lot of people are saying it's new but it's important to know that the seasonal flu vaccine is made the same way, 100 million people, including children, get the seasonal flu vaccine every year and it has a good safety record. so i think parents are wondering is this new, has it been fully tested. everything we know right now suggests a very good safety profile for the vaccine. >> and in case you're wondering, she says it's okay to get the swine flu vaccine and the regular flu vaccine on the same day. health experts say having a strong immune system will keep sickness at bay, urging us to get the new h1n1 vaccination in addition to the regular flu shot. filling your plate with lean proteins and good fats like those found in nuts and olive oil, will help fight disease. and as always, moderate regular

exercise with adequate rest is critical to your overall health. slgz >> little movie called "pair normal activity." it is scaring up a lot of activity at the box office. it opened in less than 200 screens over the weekend. how much of a killing did it make?

take a look with me here. this is what happens when a deer does lunch. there you see him, and there he goes. we just got this video in. this is a deer jumping through a window. people were startled at the site. this is video from yesterday. looks like the deer didn't like what was on the menu. as i said goes right out the front door. no one was injured. wow! 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 facebook page. sandy says --

>> thank you for calling and sends us notes. you can check the comments out at cnn.com/primenews. stocks finished at their highest levels of the year last week. stephanie joins us now from new york with a look at the start of a new week on wall street. we're flitting with that 10,000 mark, aren't we? >> yes we're being coy, batting our eyes and all those things. broad stocks ended little changed today trading volume was light. investors are insure about the busy week ahead as earning season begins. the dow did break through the 9,900 level for the first time in over a year. and dow 10,000 is just a rally

away. let's show you the number. the dow gained 20 points. nasdaq off just slightly. last week, alcoa beat expectations and wall street is hoping to see that continue. results from a number of big banks are due, including bank of america and jpmorgan chase citigroup and goldman manman sachs will report. like we said, brooke, it is a busy one for earnings seasons. >> stephanie, thank you. let's talk about a low budget fright fest scaring up record numbers at the box office. "paranormal activity" is generating massive buzz. it focuses on audience reaction along with the traditional film clips and it worked.

over the weekend, the film earned $7 million, even though it was just playing at 160 theaters. more than 1 million people have signed detigss to release it in more cities. take a look. >> "paranormal activity" is a scarey film. it will make your skin crawl. it's about a couple who wound up engaging in mortal combat with some evil entity. what are your thoughts on this film? >> if you want a good scare, it freaked me out. >> you just wanted to leave? >> yeah. >> so it had you on edge the whole time? >> pretty much. >> would you say this classifies as a scary movie? >> it's beyond scary actually.

>> if you're looking for something really scary to see this weekend, go check out "paranormal activity." >> all right. if you would like to share a movie review or have images of breaking news or school stories, go to ireport.com and click the upload link for instructions. a slumber party in new york a mother accused of drunk driving, flipping her car, killing an 11-year-old passenger and jane velez-mitchell is fired up about other moms taking those kinds of risks.

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reportedly drove over to a sidewalk grade that gave way. it was being used to work on a roof of a church there. witnesses say the crash sounded like an earthquake. and over to san diego a dramatic rescue operation in that area is now over. a car went over a 225 foot cliff near the lighthouse at point loma national monument. two people there have been rescued. we don't know their conditions but according to reports they were two elderly men. a state park ranger says they pulled into the park early this morning. the car lurched forward then. the man reportedly told the ranger he had problems with his foot. the ranger says the car lurched again as they parked near the edge of the cliff and that is when it went over. two powerful democratic senators have very different ideas what the president should do when it comes to moving forward in afghanistan.

you have carl levin urging the president to take his time reviewing goals for the war. he says there's no need to send additional u.s. combat troops right now. and then you have dianne feinstein disagreeing as do many congressional republicans. general mccrystal has proposed deploying between 10,000 and possibly 40,000 american troops. while we're hearing about the situation in afghanistan, we're getting new horrific details about last week's insurgent attack on a u.s. base there. eight americans were killed. we're hearing these new details from this apache chopper pilot who was describing getting that call, a desperate call for help. >> my initial impressions were as we came over the hill we got no response and everybody was gone. we could tell everything around them was going to hell. we could hear nit the microphones, so we knew it was a

pretty intense situation that they were facing. >> it was not only intense but the deadliest insurgent attack on u.s. forces in a year. 100 militants were also killed in that battle. in pakistan, another attack on the military there. the second attack in two days. 41 people killed in a suicide bombing at its security checkpoint there. six security officers among those dead. a pakistani official says the target was a military vehicle at a market in the swat valley. the swat valley is where the pakistani army is battling taliban insurgents for control. authorities in arizona want to talk to james arthur ray. the sheriff's department says ray is not talking to authorities and has left the state. officers trying to figure out if criminal negligence played a

role in the deaths. he's quoted as saying he's shocked and saddened which the tragedy. an accused hijacker is under arrest 40 years after the hijacking of the pan-am flight. he surrendered to federal authorities in new york's jfk airport. he flew there under the custody of state department personnel. in 1968, four hijackers forced that plane to go to havana. a spokesman for senator max baucus calling an insurance industry report a hatchet job, basically attacked the senate health care reform proposal. his ten-year, $829 billion overhaul plan goes before the committee tomorrow for a vote. but they're claiming by the year 2013 the average family's cost

could go up by $1,700. single coverage by $600. a report goes on to say by 2019 the average family premium could be $4,000 higher. the white house say it was really just designed to reach a conclusion that benefits the insurance industry. a top health official says you're better off with a swine flu vaccine than without one. the cdc is warning that the risks from not getting this vaccine are higher than any potential risks linked to it. >> a lot of people are saying it's new but it's important to know that the seasonal flu vaccine is made the same way as this h1n1 vaccine. 100 million people get the seasonal flu vaccine every year and it has a really good safety record. i can say everything we know right now suggests a very good safety profile for the vaccine.

>> she also says it is okay to get the regular flu shot and the swine flu vaccine on the same day. never mind the usual .08% blood alcohol standard, try .02%. is that the best way to cut underage drinking?

one decade now after the massacre at columbine high school and the mother of one of the killers is opening up. susan klebold said she had no idea what her son planned to do that day.

they killed 12 students a teacher and themselves in 1999. dilan's mom writes in an essay she could not accept the fact that her son had played a role in those killings and then she found her son's journal that really explained he was suicidal. susan klebold's essay is the first public comment from either of the boy's parents. kyle grady, do you know the name? he's met with senators and stumped on capitol hill, but he's 9 years old and his goal is to potentially save his life and millions of others. i love this story. his night against food allergies drawing a lot of clicks at:.com. i love this story and the fact that you gave him a camera. >> reporter: he deserved that camera.

he's one of 3 million children suffering from food allergies and they wanted to do something about it. so we gave him a camera. he took that up to capitol hill and he and 79 other kids went to talk to their legislators to do something about it. they want more safety regulations in place that would help kids like them. it's a growing concern, of course, not only among kids but among parents. a bill would create guidelines for schools basically to manage students who suffer from food allergies. it would also grant more money to take care of them. so kyle documented his trip exclusively for cnn.com. >> i'm at the capitol and i'm about to go talk to richard shelby about the law to help promote awareness.

>> reporter: isn't he cute? he said he was nervous before the meetings. he did meet with the senator for about ten minutes and his local congressman. he discussed food allergies and how risky going to school can be for kids like him and talked to other members of the delegation. >> this plan to bring breathalyzers into high schools, explain. >> officials in foxboro massachusetts, want the kids to go through breathalyzer tests because of recent incidents in the school with drinking. and even the smallest percent would create suspensions because these are underaged kids. they are not without controversy. you can read up on it on cnn.com.

it is one of the most popular stories because schools say it would only be used if there is an indication that a student has been drinking. there you go. >> so sad they have got on the that point. nicole, thank you. the head of the nfl players association is urging the union members to speak out against rush limbaugh, the conservative radio talk show host is part of this group bidding to buy the st. louis rams. 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." the players union executive director said -- >> thank you for writing us

about your comments. also, the chicago cubs are officially bankrupt. but not to fear here. that is apparently not a surprise for the team. it's not necessarily a bad thing either. the tribune now selling the cubs to the family of joe ricketts, founder of the ameritrade stock brokerage. they plan to sell it for $845 million if three quarters of major league owners approve the deal. even though the numbers are down, the number of people using amtrak trains to get around the country still remains pretty high. more than 27 million people have traveled with them over the last 12 months. that is the second highest number in the company's history. but they say that is done about a million passengers from last year because of all those high gas prices.

take a look at this video. this is what could happen when a deer does lunch. yes. deer interrupting a lunch for a lot of folks. deer jumping through a window at this eatery in michigan. looks like the deer may be just didn't like what was on the menu that day and walked out the front door. fortunately, amidst all that no one was injured. after surviving crash in the gulf of mexico three members of a family are forced to hold on to a buoy for 12 hours.

mike is here with a preview of what is coming up. mike we have been talking all day about this story out of arizona, this woman dies after a spiritual cleansing retreat. what is that and you were talking about somebody who has been through this. >> two people died. 21 had to go to the hospital. you mentioned spiritual cleansing. what is at issue is the sweat

lodge situation. what we do know is it is extremely dark and hot and for this to take place, we want to know why it happened. is it normal for things to get to this dire of a situation. was there a doctor or nurse nearby? 60 people were there, so were too many people crammed into this sweat lodge. we'll take your calls and questions. >> what else are you working on? >> a man accidently shoots his fiance. they're hours from getting married, in their 60s. he was on edge, heard her rustling around, got his gun and shot and killed his fiance. on a human level how do you handle such grief? on an investigator level, how do you make sure it was an accident? and a man accused, hasn't seen his daughter in ten years. she was 3 last time he saw her. she's 13 now. how does she try to reconnect?

propositioning her for sex. >> does he know who she is? >> oh yeah. call in. >> mike juicy stuff. >> yeah, a little too much on a couple of them. >> thank you. moving on here talking about the rain in atlanta. we are still recovering from all those floods recently. today, the metro area getting something it doesn't need more of -- rain. the storm system dumping several inches on the already soaked ground. all of metro atlanta and north georgia is under a flood watch until tonight. a total of six inches is expected to fall before the system moves out of there. and it could be a couple days before experts can assess how much damage this landslide caused in washington state. what's the best way to deal with it? it's blocking traffic and has diverted part of the river. authorities say the slide is still growing.

no injuries were reported but dozens of residents were evacuated. a local utility has cut power to hundreds of people because the slide damaged two power poles and no one knows when the electricity will be restored. some quick action staved a couple who backed their car into a river outside of boston. an off-duty firefighter and two police officers saw the car roll into the river. one cop dove in, the other two hurried to launch these boats and make their way to this sinking car. >> i was able to get my hands around the female in the driver's seat. i got my arming around her and pulled her up to safety. >> two people in the car, 79-year-old woman and 95-year-old man, both were checked out at the hospital and both were okay. as if making it out of a

plane crash alive wasn't amazing enough, a pilot stepdaughter and her husband had to hold on to a lobster trap buoy off the florida keys for 12 hours before getting rescued. the coast guard plucked them from the waters saturday. >> we could hear them, we could see them. unfortunately, they were searching 2,200 square miles so three little heads bobbing in the ocean, we were hard to say. we tried, we waved as hard as we could. >> we counted down for that sun sun to rise. when the sun came up we saw a plane off in the distance, several miles off in the distance. that was still a glimmer of hope they were still looking for us. we knew they were there. they weren't very close. >> to make matters worse jelly fish were stinging them constantly. as you saw the woman's husband has wounds on his face from the

crash. while they were at sea they were worried his blood would attract sharks. the house next door to president obama in chicago is up for sale. in three weeks' time it had 75,000 hits, worldwide inquiries, including a saudi prince. to look at the house you need to have $1.5 million in the bank. hundreds turned out for edgar alan poe. his friends and special effects artist made a fake corpse to mark his 200th anniversary of poe's birth. despite heavy fog people showing up for the blue angels demonstration. the air show was grounded

saturday because of fog. fast forward to sunday, they flew lower to the ground. if you use t mobile for your wireless service, a million sidekick users might lose nefrg their phone, the names and numbers because of this glitch in servers operated by microsoft. if your battery dies. t mobile is working on it but they may not be able to recover everything. still to come a slumber party for seven friends takes a tragic turn. the mom accused of drunk driving, flipping the car. that is up.

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