well hello hello, hello! welcome to our show on a monday. morning, sunshine. i'm robin meade. here's what's going on. over the weekend people stood in long lines -- maybe you were among them -- to get the h1n1 vaccine. well, now the epidemic is being called a national emergency. you're going to hear why this makes a huge difference in the front lines of the battle against the disease. the man that you see there was one of the pilots on that plane that overshot its destination. well, now he's giving us some idea about what happened in the cockpit. a woman in dallas got a ticket for not speaking english? she's not the only one and now the city's police chief is promising an investigation. there was a fine and everything. all right our top story -- new preparations for an h1n1 pandemic. that's after president obama declared a national emergency.

his order on friday night gives doctors and hospitals the okay to cut through government red tape so they can act quickly if things get worse. already, over 1,000 people in the united states have died from the h1n1. >> i think the government is doing everything they possibly can and the centers for disease control. >> i think they're making every move possible. i think it's a better indication that this is a monumental challenge, and the monumental challenge is being met. >> well, there still are not enough doses of the h1n1 vaccine for everyone who wants one. so, correspondent richard lui's going to explain why that is and has new details on a new treatment for you in about ten minutes from now. new this morning at least 14 americans have died in two helicopter crashes in afghanistan. nato says that one chopper went down in northwestern afghanistan, killing ten americans, both servicemembers and civilians and two other

helicopters collided in southern afghanistan. four u.s. troops were killed in that crash. nato says that it does not believe that enemy fire was involved. for the first time, we're hearing from a crewmember on the northwest airlines jet that overshot the minneapolis airport by 150 miles last week. >> nobody was asleep in the cockpit and no arguments took place, but other than that, i cannot tell you anything that went on because we're having hearings this weekend, we're having hearings on tuesday. all that information will come out then. >> all righty. for more than an hour, though, air traffic controllers couldn't reach them during wednesday's flight. senior white house officials were closely monitoring the situation. the ntsb interviewed the pilot and co-pilot yesterday. it may interview flight attendants today. but police met that plane after it landed safely. they asked the flight attendants to keep the passengers in their seats while they checked out who was actually in the cockpit. also under review a possible delay by the faa in notifying

the military about this. norad did scramble fighter jets at two locations, but they never took off. northwest airlines says that it is cooperating and is doing its own investigation. people have given more than 1,000 tips to detectives searching for the killer of a little girl. florida authorities say they still don't know what happened to 7-year-old somer thompson on her way home last week. over the weekend, neighbors raised more than $18,000 so somer's mom doesn't have to go back to work right away. >> if it were me i don't see how she could go back to work so soon. she has bills to pay, she has a car payment. she has other children to take care of. >> we had to show our support here, me and my family. >> we all have children and we can all relate and we're all hurting for the thompson family and we just want them to know that we love them and we're praying for them. >> somer's body was found in a landfill in georgia on wednesday. there is a public visitation tonight and a memorial service

tomorrow in orange park, florida. the burial and reception tomorrow are private. a wildfire is forcing about 85 people to evacuate their homes. strong winds and dry weather near santa cruz california are making things difficult for the firefighters. the fire's already burned 600 acres and is only about 20% contained. authorities do not know what started that fire. new this morning, an 18-year-old woman who turned up in new york city two weeks ago with amnesia -- didn't know who she was -- has now been identified. her name is casey alise peterson. her father's on his way from washington state to pick her up. he says it's not the first time that casey's disappeared and lost her memory, and he says their relationship has been difficult. i know you're in a hurry but come here and look at this. this patrol car in washington state got hung up on a wire from a power pole. hung up on a wire. witnesses say that another car hit him and rammed him into the pole. the power lines were snapped and

then they started a grass fire under the car! nobody was hurt. >> the wheels are spinning. >> the wheel's still spinning. >> yeah wow. glad nobody was hurt. >> and you know the news camera couldn't have gotten there right away. >> no. that's something you don't see every day. okay morning, it is five minutes after the hour. so, what kind of weather are we going to see this week mr. bob? >> well, i want to show you the east coast. we have a bunch of tower cams to get to. it's really going to be nice today, but then the midwest all the way down into texas is going to be stormy. let me start out with the live look at manchester new hampshire. good morning to you guys. 38 degrees. cold start right now. sun coming up. a high today into the mid-50s. 57 today, 56 tomorrow. showers in the forecast for you wednesday. down to the south a little bit farther, it's nashville from just eight minutes ago. the bat man building is going to be dry today. temperatures getting up to about 70 degrees. dry again today, showers overnight tonight through tomorrow. batman building looking very nice. look how crisp that looks. very lovely in nashville. down south even farther what about miami?

almost beat the saints yesterday, so close. 88 degrees. that's the high temperature for you today. a couple showers a couple thunderstorms, still feeling like summertime down there with a high close to 90. so miami enjoy that. beautiful shot. what about the bad weather? it's right across texas and it's really beginning to come down outside of houston through san antonio and austin, too. look at that squall line racing out ahead of a cold front. here is louisiana. this is the shreveport radar. most of the air dry around northern louisiana. west, though you can see what's coming right down the pike right down 20 this heavy shield of rain moving in towards your direction. two to three inches of rain today. flash flood watches are posted for you guys. san antonio radar, you can see a lot of rain just to the north of the city and then stretching close in towards houston. you're going to get the thunderstorms here today and that's going to go all the way down the coast to brownsville by later this afternoon. up north a little bit farther, little rock is dry rain just off towards your west beginning to fall apart a bit but that rain will steadily fill in later today. so the flash flood watches are posted. warnings are out there, too. the warnings are in bright shaded green. this flash flood warning also in red just north of houston, as

well. everything moving over to the east. you're going to get two to three inches of rain there today. spreads into alabama by overnight tonight. more on that robin, in just about a half hour. good back-to-work monday for you, huh? >> yeah. we're kind of busy in the newsroom, too. >> yeah lots going on. listen to this. those of you looking for a job and i know there are a lot of us listen up. we have good news in a bad economy for you. more jobs could finally start coming your way in a few months. i'm not trying to make it sound like i'm looking for a job, bob. >> you know something i don't know? is this my last day? >> no, no no. >> okay, fair enough. >> there are a lot of people watching today who are without a job. plus, a driver got a ticket -- get this -- for not speaking english? what she's doing to make sure that it doesn't happen again.

today's "salute to the troops" is from the family of senior airman benjamin frank. he deployed to afghanistan, and his wife three sons and daughter are waiting for him.

his wife says the kids are trying hard to stay strong but of course they miss their daddy. maybe you have somebody in the service. what a cute family. go to cnn.com/robin. we'll help you salute them. president obama declared a federal emergency, trying to stay one step ahead of the h1n1 flu virus, but thousands of people who want to protect themselves from the flu cannot even get the vaccine. correspondent richard lui, what is the deal here? there's a holdup. >> robin, scientists make the vaccine by growing a weakened virus in eggs, and it just has not been growing as fast as experts had wanted. >> we are nowhere near where we thought we'd be by now. we're not near where the vaccine manufacturers predicted we would be. >> now over the summer the government estimated about 100 million doses would be ready by now, but only about 11 million have been shipped to doctors and hospitals so far. the new estimate is to have 50 million doses by mid-november robin, and then 150 million in december. >> well the government says

that millions of people have already come down with this type of flu and they've just okayed a new drug to treat it. so, this won't protect you from it, but once you get it what's it supposed to do for you? >> slow it down. it's peramavere and it's an iv drug, so you have to be hospitalized with the virus. for example, if you're on a respirator and can't use the pills or nasal spray or are not responding to the drugs already out there. this clearance does not mean the drug is fda-approved but they say it has worked for some people with few complications. >> thanks. by the way, we're taking your questions and your concerns. what are your thoughts when you hear this story? you can comment on our facebook page. you can go to cnn.com/robin. a friend of convicted swindler bernie madoff was found dead in a swimming pool. jeffry picower's wife found him yesterday at their mansion in palm beach florida. investors accused him of getting about $7 billion in bogus profits from madoff's scheme. his attorney says that pick your

had parkinson's disease and other health issues. police are investigating his death as a drowning but not ruling anything out. more than 160 people were killed in the bloodiest attacks in baghdad in more than two years. wow. at least 540 people were hurt yesterday when two suicide car bombs targeted government buildings. president obama called the attacks outrageous but iraq's prime minister said that the bombings would not derail the elections in january. he promised to punish those responsible. some people are seeing clearly for the first time in years. you're going to meet a doctor who did free eye surgeries for people in need and it may help some of them find work again. all new for you in about 40 minutes. listen, if you are the parent of a baby, you can get your money back, apparently, for the baby einstein videos. "our money" expert jennifer westhoven explains why. they're hugely popular! >> yeah.

i mean, there was one estimate that like one out of three parents had them, and then you know maybe your kid didn't turn into einstein. so, this is a fight that's been going on for years between the makers of the videos and a group called the campaign for a commercial-free childhood. basically, in the past, the box seemed to hint that the tapes could make babies smarter when in fact, there's research that points to trouble for babies who watch tv. the bottom line the american academy of pediatrics says no tv if baby is from 0 to 2 years old. we've got the refund info. it's all up now on our website cnn.com/robin. go it "looking out for you." by the way since you don't need a receipt you could probably pick a few up in a thrift store, send them in and get the money. i didn't say that i think you could. all right. companies expect to hire and invest more in the next six months in the united states. that is some good news in a bad economy. this is a new survey by the national association for

business economics. basically, we're talking about economists who work for companies, not the kinds at colleges just in theory. and 24% say, hey, these are the guys who whisper into the ceo's ear, and they say maybe we'll have some hiring. so maybe the worst employment slump since the great depression is starting to come to an end. the economy, of course, has lost more than 7 million jobs since this recession started, and we know that unemployment has been closing in on 10%, but maybe we're getting near the end of that trend. all right it's monday morning. maybe you're traveling this morning. find out if you need your umbrella or if you're going to get there on time. let's go to bob van dillen. >> hey what's up jennifer? it's texas right now getting slammed. heavy rain pulling out of dallas in towards the houston metro. let me show you what it looks like on saber flight explorer. i've zeroed into the area. here is dfw dallas/ft. worth airport, the big one. get in towards the galveston/houston area, you can see a couple showers and thunderstorms popping up. so far, no delays but we have a

construction delay at msp, minneapolis. it's about a half hour. what about the rest of them? dallas, houston, an hour or more today. chicago and st. louis looking at light rain showers, and seattle, rain all day. 30-minute to one-hour delays a possibility. but basically a good travel day except dallas and houston. more in a bit. all right a basketball player lost his cool and went after a heckler in the stands and now he's going to pay for a long, long time.

♪ new this morning, the fda is letting you buy drugs that you think are helping you fight deadly diseases but may not actually be. the "associated press" says it obtained a new report from the government accountability office which lists several drugs that were part of a quick approval process, but in follow-up tests didn't live up to their promise or tests weren't even done.

the fda says that it does not plan to pull any of them off of the market. it says that this quick approval process helps people with serious diseases get the drugs faster, and in some cases taking the drugs away would eliminate the only available treatment for people. a texas woman got a traffic ticket -- get this -- because she could not speak english. she was also cited last week for making an illegal u-turn and not having her driver's license. but now she wants a deeper investigation and a bigger apology from the dallas police. now, the woman, who is a legal resident in the united states plans to file a complaint this week. >> i basically told my mom that she had gotten a ticket for not speaking english. she was worried that now every time she drives and she gets pulled over is she going to get another ticket for not speaking english. >> well, the dallas police chief apologized for the ticket. he says that at least 38 other drivers got those tickets, and

the officers who issued them will be investigated. a ticket for not speaking english. all right, what could you do with $200 million? oh, the thought. well, the new york yankees are hoping that it gets them a world series ring. hi, rafer. >> good morning, robin. and they're a little bit closer. and that $200 million payroll, that's the reason that they've been called the evil empire. and they're hated by non-yankee fans. all right, the most expensive team in america is going to the world series. and interestingly, at exactly 1: 12:01 eastern, they defeated the angels, whose payroll is almost half of new york's. but a-rod goes from a steroids scandal to leading his team in the playoffs. now the yanks get the phillies in the classic. game one in the bronx on wednesday. and it's been a few tough years for the new orleans saints -- for the whole city of new orleans, i should say but they are celebrating in the big easy as the saints went marching

back to beat marc anthony's dolphins. they were led by their defense. usually their offense wins it for them. so, it really looks like these guys are going to be playing for the championship, too. i don't want to jinx it for them. speaking of comebacks, brett favre was in the middle of leading his team to another fourth-quarter comeback like he always does, but the super bowl champion steelers done stole it! they stripped favre of the ball and lamarr woodley ran it all the way back for a td. >> wow. >> well minnesota responded. they were knocking on the door again, but favre's pass, picked off. >> ooh! >> steelers win a thriller. i can't really blame brett favre for it. you know, his teammates did not come through. i know people want me to rail on him. but i will rail on this guy, a philippines basketball player attacked a fan. watch this video. the burger king whoers, that's the name of the team he just goes crazy. suspended for the season without pay. look at it again. he says the fan was assaulting him insuccessive lyesinsuccessively.

>> i agree. >> he wants to crack down on bad behavior and encourage decorum and respect towards watching the game. so you want more decorum and your way of it is attacking a fan. >> i agree with you, out of line. >> crazy. harry potter's rupert grint aka, ronald weasley fully recovered from the bout of h1n1 -- is it weasley or beasley? i don't know the "harry potter," but this is serious. he rolls his car and he and the co-pilot fortunately walked away from the crash. do we have time for "weigel's wackiness"? i guess so. in colorado, the emmitt crawford coffin race, named by a local 19th-century woman buried on a mountain who supposedly still haunts it in the spirit of halloween. morbid. >> yeah, we're having a race. we're hearing from the family of an iraqi girl who police say was run over by her own dad. hear how they explain what

happened.

in afghanistan today. one chopper went down in northwestern afghanistan. it is the area that you see on the map. two others collided in midair in the southern part of the country. nato says that enemy fire was not involved. a young woman who turned up in new york city with amnesia not knowing who she is has been identified. 18-year-old casey alise

peterson's father says that it is not the first time that she's disappeared and lost her memory. he says she's been living with a friend since her mother died. it could be months before i-40 reopens near the tennessee/north carolina border. it was hit with a massive rockslide over the weekend. troopers say some of the rocks are the side of a house. traffic is being detoured. the cleanup has already started, but it's expected to take several months to complete. and those are some of the headlines that we're following this morning. right now, just checking on you. time for you to rise and shine. i'm robin meade. our top story, back to this -- a federal emergency declaration to deal with the h1n1 outbreak. correspondent richard lui joins us now. so, now they're saying it's a national emergency. that sounds very serious. what does it actually mean? >> it might actually come down to an egg here robin. the idea is to let government researchers bypass the government's red tape with a surge of patients. if there's a large outbreak, your local hospital has set up emergency clinics or schools or

tents to treat flu patients. normally, that requires a lot of paperwork. the declaration also makes it easier to transfer patients from one hospital to another. >> you know what we're also taking our viewers' comments and your questions about this h1n1 virus and the emergency declaration. on our facebook page sunnyj wrote -- "who should be worried and who should get vaccinated?" very simple question there. do we have a good area? richard lui worked on that. >> robin the cdc is recommending the h1n1 vaccine for health care workers, pregnant women people who care for infants and people 6 months to 24 years of age, but they also say people of any age should get it if they have medical conditions like asthma heart disease or diabetes. we've also added a listening robin, with all the details to cnn.com/robin. >> i think one of the notable things this year is that young people all the way up to age 24 are being urged to get the vaccine. richard, thank you. a church janitor is accused of stabbing a priest 32 times with a kitchen knife. new jersey authorities say that jose feliciano killed reverend

ed hinds at the church after an argument on thursday. investigators are investigating several possible motives. more than 150 people gathered for mass yesterday to pray for both reverend hinds and the suspect. >> we're all praying for ourselves so we can get through this. we're just hugging each other and just coming together as a family. >> i really can't get over it. it will be a while take us a while to get over things because we're, you know it just came so fast. couldn't believe it. >> well the suspect worked at the church for 17 years. a prosecutor says that investigators found the priest's cell phone bloody clothing and towels at the suspect's home and in a park across the street. students from a college in st. louis have filed complaints of racism against a nightclub in chicago. nearly 200 students were on a class trip and every african-american was refused admission. they say they were told that they didn't meet the dress code because their pants were too

baggy. so, that's when the students cooked up an experiment. >> he's actually wearing my pants. he actually -- later on he went back to the hotel, we did a switch of pants and he put my pants on. keep in mind this guy is about three inches shorter than me and probably close to 40 or 50 pounds lighter than me, but he went back to the bar later on that evening with the same manager, same bouncer at the door and was able to just walk in, while actually making jokes with the bouncer about not paying for the people behind him. >> so a spokesperson for the original mother's bar tells the "chicago tribune" that the club is taking the issue very seriously and is doing an internal investigation. washington university will hold a town hall meeting tonight to talk about that incident. the white house scored one for gender equality in sports yesterday. here's rafer with more on who's playing golf with the president. >> and what access huh, robin? >> yeah. >> for the first time the president golfed with a woman while in office. now he is a regular on the links, but until sundays, it had only been with men at least

while he was in office. well, chief domestic policy adviser melanie barnes joined mr. obama along with marvin nicholson, the white house trip director and a doctor from the university of chicago medical center. the foursome played a round on the army's ft. belvoir golf course. president obama had recently been criticized by "the new york times" for playing basketball only with men. robin? >> all right. yeah, it is primo access to the president. the balloon boy incident may have been a hoax that richard heene had been working on for a while. his former researcher says what we all saw on tv was almost exactly an idea that heene had for a reality tv show. >> there are 52 in this particular proposal. so one episode idea per week. and number 16 of it basically said let's create a fake flying saucer and facilitate a global media hoax with some controversy. it will be a great way to get the heene family's name, you know nationwide and around the world in the media, and it will

be a great way to raise awareness about the ufo phenomenon, about the heene family, the reality show. >> wow. in court documents out friday, investigators say that heene's wife mayumi admitted that she and her husband knew their 6-year-old son was hiding the entire time. the parents are facing several charges, but publicly they said that it was not a hoax. somebody's got to go as the entire heene family for halloween. >> yeah, right. i really don't care for that whole story. it makes me angry. >> i know. i know it does. because, you know why a lot of us i think are angry? not only because there are allegations that it was a hoax, but because we were all invested emotionally in that story. >> absolutely. >> worried about the child. >> hoping if the kid was out there bouncing around he would land safely. and they knew he wasn't there in the first place. i don't care for that kind of thing. show you what's happening. this weather brought to you by tylenol. feel better. so, what's going on around the region? it's a heavy rain day once again

eastern texas northern sections of louisiana. you can see the shreveport radar picking up scattered showers over you now with thunderstorm acre action just to your west along i-20. it's headed in your direction ahead of a cold front, currently right over dallas. look at san antonio, as the cold front arched back off towards the west, draws moisture in your direction. so, you have rain and thunderstorms over san antonio. all these lightning strikes realtime. so we're picking that up for you. and it's been active. no severe thunderstorm warnings right now. obviously some good news. i don't think it's a real severe weather day because it won't be unstable enough, but the heavy rain is out there. i am looking at this one bowed section near college station. lots of heavy wind when you start seeing that. so we'll see fast-moving winds very quickly, headed towards i-45. up farther, you can see light showers just off to your west, stretches out over northern arkansas. flash flood warnings and watches. the warns in red right there, that's what you're looking at.

out towards the atlantic coastline, we have one weak area of low pressure off the coast of the carolinas, but another one generating light rain to the outer banks, spilling into charleston and toward the georgia coast later today, but it won't be that bad. let's show you the tower cams we're working on because showers and thunderstorms will be a factor if you're traveling in towards the southern part of florida. here's what it looks like. looking at a decent one. also looking at miami, the high today near 90. still feeling like summertime. no cold front in your direction. it's going to be humid it's going to be hot. you'll see showers and thunderstorms developing later today. more details on that coming up in just about a half hour. >> all right. you know it took firefighters all weekend to get this huge fuel storage fire under control. it looks like they finally got it out, but now the fbi is involved. also ahead get ready for rallies. what a big political tour hopes to accomplish in the next two weeks.

♪ you can't feel it, you can't feel it ♪ many children in the united states apparently are not getting enough vitamin d. something to think about as you're putting the breakfast in front of them right now. a study in the journal pediatrics says that at least one in five kids is at risk of having weak bones and other problems because of lack of vitamin d. now, it says that almost 90% of african-american children that age and 80% of latino kids could be vitamin d deficient. this study looks at kids ages 1 to 11. you know let's talk about a milestone, and unfortunately, it's not the good kind.

seven more banks went under this weekend, meaning more than 100 banks have failed so far this year. bank failure makes me think of my money. how about you? jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. do we need to be concerned about our money right now? >> you still don't. that's the same story. we've talked about fdic insurance up to $250,000. the government's transferred them to a different bank over the weekend. so your atm card all that should work fine. no fees there. you shouldn't have any problem. but the headline is more than 100 banks have failed and the number keeps on climbing. so, that's the most since 1992. there were three failures in florida, one each in georgia wisconsin, minnesota and illinois on friday. and i think because they're small banks, you know maybe it hasn't happened to you. maybe it hasn't happened in your neighborhood, but it could, and it's really just part of the aftermath of the financial crisis, all those bad loans out there. gas prices 13 days in a row now where every morning you are seeing them higher.

the average price now about $2.67 a gallon according to aaa. that is up almost 18 cents in the past two weeks. so, no matter where you live you may be paying more or less but you've probably seen them climb, and it's because oil prices have shot up. and here's a little bit of good news to maybe take the sting out of that. if you're driving past a kfc today, you can stop in and they'll give you free grilled chicken. they tried this last time. >> say that again? did you say free? hello! >> free chicken. but i'll tell you they tried this last time and a lot of people were upset because by the time they got there, the chicken was gone. so, they were giving out coupons, but people were like hey, i didn't eat lunch and i stood in this darn line. this time, they say they are ready. >> okay, so they're -- >> no coupons. >> so it's the same thing you do it again and people get the chicken for free. and it's so you can taste their new grilled chicken. >> this is their third promo. that makes me wonder how that's doing.

>> i wonder how that's catching on. >> if you have to keep promoing it. >> yeah. listen to this story. a little boy ran into a store and told a stranger he needed help. he said his mom was outside and they were being held hostage.

a huge fire at a fuel storage facility is finally out. firefighters in puerto rico have been taking it on since friday, and they're still having to keep watch to make sure that it doesn't flare up again. it started with an explosion with the force of a 2.8 earthquake. hundreds of people were forced to evacuate. the fbi is investigating graffiti found on two tunnels that refer to the fire. the tea party express is back on the road. the conservative tour is holding rallies in 38 cities over 19 days. participants say that they're protesting government programs that they say cost too much and take too much control out of people's hands. >> we need to get back to the days when we were responsible and we assumed the responsibility of ourselves and our families and the government is not a part of my daily life.

i really resent the government taking up so much of my time that i'm down here having to protest right now. >> meanwhile, antitea party protestors held their own rally in los angeles. one protestor there says that she came out to show her support for a government-paid health care option. the tea party express stops in bakersfield and fresno california today. a child ran into a gas station saying that he and his mom had been kidnapped. she was still outside in the car held hostage, he said. well, the security guard who was in the store said the boy had managed to slip away. >> he noticed my badge and he told me he was being hostage -- held hostage by a man in this black truck. >> wow. so, the guard called the police. they say that they may charge the man with kidnapping and they say that he has a long rap sheet. the friends and family of connecticut football player are

gathering today in his hometown of miami for his funeral. how awful. rafer. >> yeah, robin, it's been an extremely emotional week for jasper howard's teammates and they're going to be capping it off with his funeral. they honored howard for saturday's game against west virginia, as one teammate actually carried howard's number 6 jersey and another his helmet, and the team held hands and bowed their heads in howard's honor. both teams actually wore a number 6 on their helmets. uconn would lose the game but it was a darn exciting game. meanwhile, sunday was the showing of howard's remains in miami for. for the funeral today, the team plans to travel to miami. in the nfl, the houston/49ers game. a couple of your parachuting buddies there. actually, one of them. george h.w. bush and his son george jr. and before the game -- >> the army's golden knights. >> the golden knight paratroopers came flying in three young women. robin, we didn't see you on sunday. is this where you were? >> no. >> is that you parachuting in? no. houston would win it 24-21. jets quarterback mark sanchez was literally hot

dogging it. sanchez played well in the jets' 38-0 win over oakland. that was fun for him. but then on the sidelines, cameras caught him eating a hot dog! >> and is that against the rules? >> it's not against the rules -- you're really not supposed to eat on the sidelines. it's a no-no. and he later apologized, but he said he was nauseous because he hadn't eaten. it's not a big deal. we don't know if he got it from a vendor or if a fan handed it to him. >> why aren't they feeding their players? the patriots invade london. 80,000-plus at wembley stadium. and this game sold out in minutes. >> i think it had something to do with the cheerleaders' uniforms, i'm not sure. >> they were nice uniforms. the patriots scolded them. there was speculation the league might expand a team to london in the future. this game certainly added to that. meantime, refs could soon be wearing helmets. watch the hit on this poor guy in the vikings' loss to pittsburgh. absolutely laid him out. he would leave the game.

>> oh, wow. >> espn is reporting the nfl might give refs helmets in the future. that's a look at sports. he was okay. he actually got up and walked away. >> the player kept running did you notice that? all right americans are spending less and we're spending differently. that's what a recent survey suggests. so, here's hln money expert clark howard talking about how the economy has changed your money habits. >> you and i really are changing our attitudes about money. a new "consumer reports" new consumer reports survey finds a complete shift in how the average american is handling dough. we're spending less on every kind of personal indulgence out there. this is really good. because the level of the personal debt that the typical american has been carrying has been outrageous. roughly double what it's been. we're really in early innings

getting there. i think there's a long-term play of people being more careful with their dough. overwhelmingly people said if they won lottery they'd pay down debt. is wasn't that old-fashioned thing, buy the home, the car. no. they'd clean up their act. go the cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> clark will teach you to save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. catch him noon eastern on saturdays and sundays right here on hln. nine minutes to the hour. hello, travelers. >> a little bit of information you need if you're trying to get in or out of atlanta, low clouds. 2,000 feet. that's how high that deck of clouds is. slowing down a bit. as for the rest of the region heavy rain towards dallas. it comes in again later this

afternoon. one hour or more. also looking at thunderstorms right around houston. one hour or more delay there. then the rain fans out towards the great lakes. chicago, light showers that could slow you down by about 30 minutes today. seattle, rain all day. 30 minutes to one-hour delays a possibility. more in a half hour. you're about to meet some people with two big problems. they've got severe vision problems. and they've got no money to fix it. stick around to see how doctors gave them that sight.

hello, hello, hello. welcome to the show on monday. hope you had a great weekend. it's always short, i know. i'm robin meade. here's what's going on. the h1n1 flu outbreak is now a national emergency. why some people are having a hard time getting the vaccine. a girl who somehow ended up in new york city had no idea who she is or where she came from. how a mysterious case of amnesia has been solved. nightclub owners are accused of using a dress code to discriminate against people. what some college students did to test the theory out. first, though, our top story. there are new preparations for an h1n1 hanpandemic. that's after president obama declared a national emergency. his order on friday night gives doctors and hospitals the okay to cut through government red tape so they can act quickly if things get worse. already more than 1,000 people

in the united states have died from the h1n1. now, it does not help that there is a vaccine shortage right now. >> influenza vaccines are produced through biological steps. it's like baking bread. you're growing viruses and eggs. individual eggs are inoculated with the virus. each egg is cracked. you try to see how much virus you've gotten. we haven't gotten as much virus or the manufacturers haven't gotten as much as they would have expected. >> in about ten minutes, details on a new h1n1 treatment. new this morning, at least 14 americans died in two helicopter crashes in afghanistan. nato says that one chopper went down in the area marked on the map. it killed ten americans, both service members and civilians, and two other helicopters collided in southern afghanistan. four u.s. troops were killed there. nato says it does not believe that enemy fire was involved. a public option will be likely in the next senate health care bill.

a senior aide to senate majority leader harry reid says a final decision will be made today and that reid is ready to sbroo deuce a bill with a public help insurance option allowing states to opt out. senators from both parties sounded off. >> the only real way or one of the best real ways to bring costs down is a new entity competing. the insurance company industry will not do it on its own. and the one other thing i'd say, and this is really important you're not required to take the government option. it's not a government plan being forced on people. that was the rhetoric in august. it's an option. >> we had the first vote in the health care debate last week. and there was a bipartisan majority, 100% of republicans and 13 democrats agreeing that we should not borrow a quarter of a trillion dollars at the outset. in other words, not send a bill to our grandchild and the very first bill to the health care debate. we'll see how it unfolds. >> a public option was considered virtually dead just a few weeks ago.

the ntsb interviewed the pilot and co-pilot from the northwest airlines jet that overshot the minneapolis airport by 150 miles last week. for more than an hour air traffic controllers could not reach them during the flight. senior white house officials were even closely monitoring this. this weekend the co-pilot said they did not fall asleep and they weren't arguing. the ntsb may interview flight attendants today. police met the plane after it landed safely and asked the flight attendants to keep passengers in their seats while they checked who actually was in the cockpit. also under review a possible delay by the faa in notifying the military about it. northwest airlines says it is cooperating and doing its own investigation. new this morning, an 18-year-old woman who turned up in new york city two weeks ago with amnesia has now been identified. her name is kacie peterson. her father says it's not the

first time she's disappeared and lost her memory. experts talked with our sister network, cnn, about what might have happened. >> psychiatrists would call this a disassociative state where there are certain memories that are so upsetting to someone you separate them out and sort of compartmentalize these memories in your brain and block things out. >> her father says she's been living with a family friend since her mother died. he says that their relationship has been difficult. he is on the way from washington state to pick the young woman up up. a friend of convicted swindler bernie madoff was found dead in his swimming pool. jeffry picower's wife found him yesterday at their mansion in palm beach florida. investigators accuse of him getting $7 billion in bogus profits from madoff's schemes. police are investigating his death as a drowning but not ruling anything out.

four minutes after the hour. i found the woman who turned up in new york city not knowing who she was just a really intriguing story. what would you do? some of you are just like who am i? >> she wakes up in the biggest city in the country. unbelievable. wow. good morning. let's get back to work on monday, get back to school. lots of rain for eastern parts of texas now rolling in towards louisiana and arkansas. here's a cold front. basically bisects the country between the cool and dry and warmer and more humid. especially down in the south. under the clouds it's all heavy rain, especially near houston. in towards slooefrhreveport. ft. worth, dallas, plano, all more rain showers later this afternoon. heavy stuff around i-20. getting in towards areas by shreveport with more thunderstorm activity and places that need it. san antonio towards austin, you need the showers.

all that rain moving towards the gulf coast. watch it develop near the houston metro. one thundershower pocket overhead in houston. stronger ones up towards the north. again, these are not severe. we are watching for the possibility of a slight chance of a severe thunderstorm later today. i think the main threat will be gusty winds. rain right around little rock. you can see it stretches into northern arkansas. pull a picture out. flash flood warnings all up there, areas shaded in light green and red. back to the east coast, a weak wave of low pressure just off the carolinas. clouds around the outer banks, charleston in towards the georgia coast. a couple showers a possibility today. not that bad. rain ahead of that cold front across northern parts of michigan through iowa. if you're traveling towards seattle, rainy today all day long. turning to snow for the higher elevations. maybe a foot or more by this time tomorrow morning. especially above 3,000 feet. down to the south. san francisco, it's going to be

a dry day for you today. there's the bay bridge. looking pretty nice. more tower cams too, coming up. >> beautiful shot. >> there's d.c. there's your postcard. 66 degrees. leaves changing color. looking very lovely. there you go, robin. >> if we could freeze time. in a week's time it's going to be bare. there's good news in a bad economy this morning. this time it's in the area where we've been desperate to hear something, anything positive. jobs. and we're hearing from the family of a girl who police say was run over by her own dad. how they explain what happened.

a huge fire at a fuel storage facility is finally out.

firefighters in puerto rico have been taking it on since friday. they're keeping watch in case another fire breaks out. it started with an explosion with the force of a 2.8 earthquake. hundreds of people were forced to evacuate. the fbi is investigating graffiti found on two tunnels that referred to the fire. now we always salute the troops. let's do it today. it's from the family of senior airman benjamin frank. he deployed to afghanistan. his wife, three sons and daughter are anxiously waiting. his wife says the kids are trying to stay strong but miss their daddy. now hear this. u.s. companies plan to hire and invest more in the next six months. thank goodness. money expert jennifer west hoef

season en is here. >> i'm here. yeah. this could be good news in a bad economy. this is companies basically looking out over the next six months. what are your plans? what are you going to do? in this new survey by the national association for business economics, more of them said they plan to add jobs, they also plan to spend more on research, on equipment. that is a good sign. it could mean that this rut we've been in in the jobs market, that it could be improving soon. the economy, of course has lost more than 7 million jobs since the recession started. the numbers aren't great robin. i'm not going to kid you here. but they're going in the right direction. so a small change, but the change is what's meaningful that maybe things are going to be looking better. travel trends. if you love concerts and cruises, why not put them together? remember george castanza put

together -- this is one of those marry two things you love. famous musicians hit the high seas. they do this a lot of the time in january. a lot of bands go out there on these cruises in the caribbean and warm spots. and you can go along. ♪ what's your name little girl what's your name ♪ >> that is a five-day cruise to koz mel in january. also rick springfield. they have the impersonators. they also do theme cruises with the beatles and jimmy buffett. >> one of my friends does the same thing. it's all your fans. so if you're a fan of somebody's music you get to go. then you're like, on the boat with these people. you're like, look at you in your speedo or whatever. >> especially if it's a smaller

band. you can hang out with them. it's no secret sugary cereals are often advertised specifically for kids. researchers took a look at the marketing and just how healthy the cereals are.

president obama declared a federal emergency trying to stay one step ahead of the h1n1 virus. but thousands of people who want to protect themselves from the flu can't even get the vaccine. correspondent richard lui joins us now. what is the hold-up in people who want the vaccine getting it? >> scientists make the vaccine by growing a weakened virus in

eggs. it just hasn't been growing as fast as experts predicted here. >> we're nowhere near where we thought we'd be by now. we're not near where the vaccine manufacturers predicted we would be. >> over the summer the government estimated about 100 million doses would be ready by now. only about 11 million have been shipped to doctors and hospitals so far. the new estimate is to have 15 million doses by mid-november. robin, then 150 million in december. >> which might be a little unnerving for some people. because we've been reporting about how many states have been hit already. the government says millions of people have already come down with it. and they've just okayed a new drug to treat it. maybe this won't prevent you from getting it, but once you do get it how does it treat it? >> it says it's worked for people with serious complication. they've cleared it for emergency use only. it still needs more testing for full fda approval. p e.r.a. mivir is an id drug.

only for people hospitalized with the virus at this moment and not responding to the drugs already out there. >> you've been making comments on our facebook page. i think president obama has kmons common sense. red tape is what prevented katrina victims from getting help quickly. but feeby says it's great h1n1 is a top priority. but it doesn't make sense if the vaccines are in short supply and there's a lot of demand for it. ge,write this is is serious. i live in the caribbean and it's spreading in schools et cetera. i wish we would do the same. tell us what you think. go to our facebook page. you can get there by going to cnn.com/robin. there's a little icon you can just click. what could you do with $200 million? oh the fun thought. the new york yankees are hoping it gets them a world series

ring. so they're one-half of the equation. >> the phillies are the other half. $200 million. that's why some people call them the evil empire. the most expensive team in american sports is going to the world series. and interestingly it was at exactly 12:01 eastern they defeated the cinderella angels. the clock literally struck midnight for cinderella. alex ro rodriguez, we were all over this guy for his steroid scandal. then he turns around and leads his team into the playoffs. nascar driver is laughing about -- during the ohio state/minnesota gate there was this joke about montoya columbian, dropping out of the top five. >> there's juan pablo montoya.

he's out having a taco. >> out having a taco. yes. oh, no he didn't. he apologized twice after montoya finished third sunday. he joked, i could say i spent the last three hours eating tacos but i was actually driving the car. >> which came first? >> the announcer's comments came first. he responded by making a joke at his expense. the nfl was a bit of an exciteing day if you're a steelers fans. steelers stole it. first a fumble. then an interception. crazy video. a philippines basketball player attacked a fan. he goes crazy on a guy in the front row. he was suspended the rest of the season without pay. look at this, though. he said fan was insulting him

incessant incessantly. oh, really? if that was grounds for attacking a fan every game in philadelphia and new york and chicago would be canceled. are you kidding me. he thinks the league should be cracking down it. harry potter's -- will recover from hln. taking in some rally stuff. we're show ing youthis because he's okay. >> he was just watching? >> he was just watching. he was not driving. just taking it in. he's famous. we show famous people. the coffin races in colorado. it's called the emma crawford coffin race. look at those outfits? it's named after a 19th century local woman buried on red mountain and supposedly still haunts it. very spooky.

in the spirit of halloween. that's sports. >> thank you. for our travelers today, where are our trouble spots if you're going by air? >> just ready to come out of ground stoppage in atlanta because of low clouds. never a good thing around the atl area. traveling in or out, about to come out of it. might see delays kobt for the first part of the day. here's d/fw, dallas all planes coming in or out. no problem. notice the rain between dallas and houston? going to see delays out of that. probably an hour or more in towards houston and dallas. so far nothing. give it some time. also looking at some showers. that's going to be across chicago. then you're going to look at the rain steady at times specifically around seattle. more details on that in a bit. a sip of coffee. the next thing you know you're in the hospital. what happened to some medical researchers at a university.

14 americans were killed in two separate helicopter crashes in afghanistan today. one chopper went down in the area marked on the map. two others collided in mid-air in the southern part of the country. nato says enemy fire was not involved. a wildfire is forcing about 85 people to evacuate their homes. strong winds and dry weather near sant cruz california, are making things difficult for the firefighters. the fire's already burned 600 acres and is only about 20% contained. authorities do not know what started the fire. espn has fired baseball analyst steve pill liphillips for an admitted affair with a 22-year-old network assistant. they said his ability to be an effective nlist was significantly and irreparably damaged. he says he's entering a treatment facility to address his personal issues. those are the headlines. good morn ing. 30 minutes past the hour.

hope you're doing well today. people have given more than 1,000 tips to detectives searching for the killer of a little girl. florida authorities say they still don't know what happened to 7-year-old somer thompson on her way home from school last week. over the weekend, neighbors raised more than $18,000 so that somer's mom doesn't have to go back to work right away. >> if it were me, i don't see how she could go back to work so soon. she shadhas bills to pay, a car payment, other children to take care of. >> we had to make sure we showed our support. >> we all have children. we can all relate. we're all hurting for the thompson family. we want them to know we love them and we're traying for them. >> somer's body was found in a landfill in georgia on wednesday. there's a public visitation tonight. the burial and reception tomorrow are private. big health news for you. president obama has declared a

federal emergency to deal with the h1n1 outbreak. correspondent richard lui joins us now. when you say federal emergency when it comes to the flu outbreak, it sounds serious. >> the idea is to let doctors bypass the government's red tape in case they get a surge of h1n1 patients. for example, if there was a large outbreak near you, you could set up -- it makes it easier to transport patients from one hospital to another on top of that. >> it's all about eliminating red tape so when the vaccine does come in, you can get it. we're taking people's questions, concerns and thoughts. for example, michael g. wrote on our facebook page i'm still concerned about the side effects of this vaccine. what are the risks? we sent richard off to contact the medical unit. >> we dug into it.

the cc saying side effects are rare. soreness at the injection site, low fever, aches or nausea. if you get the nasal spray you might notice a runny nose, sore throat or cough. there's a risk of severe allergic reactions. we posted, robin, a link with more details at cnn.com/robin. >> if you want to comment, maybe you don't want to ask a question, maybe you just want to make a comment about what you're seeing, go to our facebook page and comment away. in about 90 minutes the first trial starts for a member of an alleged polygamist sect that got nationwide attention. raymond jessop, a member of the yearning for zion ranch in texas is accused of sexually assaulting a child. rumors of underage brides at the ranch led to a police raid last year. jury selection starts today. it is the first jury trial in el dorado texas in more than ten years, by the way.

new this morning, the fda is let ing youbuy drugs that you think are helping you fight deadly diseases but may not actually be. the associated press says it obtain add new report from the government accountability office which lists several drugs that were part of a quick approval process but that in follow-up tests didn't live up to their promise or tests weren't done. the fda says it does not plan to pull any of those off the market. it says in some cases taking those drugs away would eliminate the only available treatment for people with serious illnesses. the balloon boy incident may have been a hoax that richard heene had been working on for a while. heene's former researcher says that what we all saw on tv was almost exactly an idea that heene had for a reality tv show. >> there are 52 in this particular proposal. so one episode idea per week. number 16 of it basically said let's create a fake flying saucer and facilitate a global

media hoax with some controversy. it will be a great way to get the heene family's name nationwide and around the world in the media. and it'll be a great way to raise awareness about the ufo phenomenon, about the heene family, the reality show. >> in court documents out on friday investigators say heene's wife myknew she and her husband's son was hiding the entire time. steam still comes out of bob's ear. >> number 16 was the ufo hoax. i wonder which one was driving your kids into harm's way in a hurricane. fine if you want to do it yourself, but dringbring your kids. it's stupid enough to do it

yourself. i digress. speaking of heavy rain around texas goldod shield of rain south of dallas driving into houston. you're going to need the rain around deep south texas. the drought situation in texas right now, we still have an exceptional drought basically around the southeast coast of texas. they changed it on me. man. i tell you what. >> what happened? >> you write a note to somebody. say don't change my graphic. what did they do? changed my graphic. >> was someone upstairs playing with your computer. >> yeah. we'll talk to them. know what i am going to show you, though. check out dallas. here's what it looks like. showers, thunderstorms definitely. it's called sabotage. look at the rain around dallas. off and on for most of the day. heavy stuff still yet to come. more rain headed in your direction. watch for that later this afternoon. let me show you the shreveport

radar picture. all moving in your direction. down to the south a little farther, here's san antonio. watch the heavy rain pile up here. that whole line is also moving down towards the south towards houston. see the delays pop up here shortly. it's going to be pretty rough for you trying to get in or out of houston. watch for about an hour delay to pop up here shortly. we'll talk about that in just about a half hour. >> you are mad. >> no. it's called sabotage. we'll see who did it. some police officers apparently think that it's a crime if someone doesn't speak english? dozens of people in dallas have gotten tickets for not speaking english. but one woman's case could put an end to that.

the white house scored one for gender equality in sports yesterday. here's rafer with more on who was golfing with president. and why people are noticing. >> that's right, robin. because for the first time the president golfed with a woman while he was in office. now, president obama is a regular on the links. but until sunday it had always been with men. chief domestic policy adviser melanie barnes on the left joined the president along with marven nicholson and a doctor. president obama recently had been criticized by "the new york times" for playing basketball only with men. robin? >> that's kind of -- it's a lot about access. a texas woman got a traffic

ticket, get this, for not speaking english. she got a traffic ticket? she was also cited last week for making an illegal u turn and not having her driver's license. now she wants a deeper investigation and a bigger apology from the dallas police. the woman who is a legal u.s. resident plans to file a complaint this week. >> i basically told my mom that she had gotten a ticket for not speaking english. she was worried that now every time she drives and she gets pulled over is she going to get another ticket for not speaking english? >> the dallas police chief apologized for the ticket and he says that at least 38 other drivers got the same ticket and the officers who issued them will be investigated. a milestone, not the good kind. seven more banks went under this weekend. means more than 100 banks have failed so far this year. i don't know about you. but as soon as you hear bank

failure, you know your blood pressure goes up. you're thinking about your own savings. money expert jennifer westhoven what does this mean? do we need to worry about our deposits? >> you don't. it is unnerving when you hear headlines like that. we talked a lot about the fdic insurance. you're covered up to a quarter million dollars. they've been handling these pretty smoothly. they do it over the weekend so they can smoothly transfer your money from the failed bank to a safe bank. but your checks, your atm card, they work fine. you shouldn't ever see a problem with that is the idea of it. still more than 100 bank failures. the number keeps on climbing. it's the most since 1992. three in florida. one each in georgia, wisconsin, minnesota and illinois on friday. it tells you that in some ways you're still in the financial crisis. we're not out of the woods yet. okay. remember the smart choices label program we've been talking about? the green check? >> yeah.

>> they pulled the plug. >> no more green checks? >> yeah. the food industry, they were putting these on foods, right, smart choice. but nutritionists were they were blowing a gasket. their heads were exploding. some foods like mayonnaise and sugary cereals. the fda said some of these foods are 50% sugar. how is that smart? the fda was asking questions. the food industry pulling the flug plug. they say they will work with the fda to try and come up with some kind of system. the whole point was they wanted something -- not every single company is different. something you could count on for all foods. they'll work together on that. gas prices up 13 days in a row now. $2.67 a gallon of gas, self-serve regular. that's up almost 18 cents in two weeks. i know if you're in california you're thinking $2.67, that looks good to me. but wherever you are, you've seen a jump. and it's not because the economy is getting better. it's because the price of oil has really shot up.

now, that is because there's betting that the economy will get better. but it still kind of stinks when you have to pay it now. >> yeah, right. thank you. some college students went to a nightclub. they say some of them were not allowed inside. the students say it is racism. the club says it was a dress code issue. the trick or maybe the experiment that the students played that they believe proved their point.

the tea party express is back on the road. the conservative tour is holding rallies in 38 cities over 19 days. the participants say they're protesting government programs they say cost too much and take too much control out of people's hands. anti-tea party protesters held their own rally in l.a. one protester says she wants to support a government-paid health care option. students from a college in st. louis have filed complaints of racism against a chicago nightclub. nearly 200 students were on a class trip. and every african-american was refused admission.

they said that they were told they didn't meet the dress code because their pants were too baggy. that's when the students cooked up a little experiment. >> he was actually wearing my pants. he actually later on went back to the hotel we did a switch of pants. he put my pants on. keep in mind, this guy's about three inches shorter than me and probably close to 40 or 50 pounds lighter than me. but he went back to the bar later on that evening with the same manager, same bouncer at the door and was able to just walk in while actually making jokes with the bouncer about not paying for people behind him. >> interesting. a spokesperson for the original mother's bar tells the "chicago tribune" the club is taking the issue seriously and is doing an internal investigation. washington university will hold a town hall meeting tonight to talk about the incident. the friends and family of connecticut football player jasper howard are gathering today in his hometown for his funeral. that comes after a weekend when his fellow teammates had to get

back on the field. hi rafer. >> good morn ing. yeah. what an emotional week it has been for his family, for the teammates, and it's all being capped off today for a funeral. now, the teammates honored howard in saturday's game against west virginia. it was very moving stuff. one tem mate carried howard's jersey while another carried his helmet on to the field. the team then held hands and bowed their heads in his honor. both uconn and west virginia wore a number 6 on their helmets. u uconn just barely lost the game. the team plans to travel to miami for the funeral. in houston the 49ers game featured your parachuting buddy george h.w. bush and his son george for the coin toss. three young women. you weren't one of them, right? you have only done it in tandem? >> once. >> houston would win it 24-21. quarterback mark

sanchez was literally hot dogging it. on the sidelines sanchez was seen eating a hot dog. >> he was hungry. why should he apologize? >> it's technically against the rules. but it's not a big deal. the hot dog did come from the stands. it's all right. you don't need to apologize for that. so what. you were hungry. the nfl invaded london. 80,000 plus watched the new england patriots take on the tampa bay bucs. this game sold out in minutes. the patriots played the game. they were really good. there's speculation the league could expand to include a team from london in the future. this is definitely going to fuel that. meanwhile, nfl refs could start wearing helmets. watch thisthis. this happened sunday. this guy had to leave the game.

espn is reporting the nfl might give the refs helmets in the future. the memory of the fallen soldier has three men on a mission. a visit to every nfl stadium in the country in honor or their west point classmate who died in kuwait. they say they used to talk about making the trip with joe before he died. that's a look at sports. robin? >> wow. a team of california police officers climbed fences and knocked on doors to find more than 1,000 registered sex offenders. authorities conducted a massive sweep. they were trying to make sure they're not violating their parole. 24 were arrested for not come plying and. a water buffalo caused a deadly high-speed train crash that killed at least 18 people.

egypt's government says one train stopped after hitting the buffalo, then another rammed into it at full speed. one man is putting colorado beer on the map. he's been trying out all the micro beers and marked them op a map. >> i've always loved maps and it seemed to be a good opportunity to put together a map that held a lot of great stories. >> one brewer says that beer tourism is a big part of the industry. for the first time, we are hearing from a crew member from the plane that overshot the airport. you're going to hear what the co-pilot says did not happen.

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