beautiful with or without makeup. thank you to greta and to everybody else, and thank you for being brave as well. >> thanks for being part of the real story "shepard smith reporting" now. >> you know what we learned? you don't need makeup. >> thank you very much. >> i loved it. go to see you. today from the news deck, as shepard smith reports, here's what we have. the al qaeda leader on the most wanted list for seems like a decade, now caught, now in the united states, and ready for trial. we'll get to that. plus, the grandmother who hired a hit man to kill her daughter-in-law, and the loudest stadium of any kind in the world, recorded over the weekend right here in the united states. which team did it? let's get to it. and there's breaking news now.

president obama and congressional leaders just postponed their meeting at the white house, scheduled to happen at this very minute. they're trying to make a deal to avoid a possible u.s. debt default and end a two-week government shut down, and it appears they're getting closer. a live look at the white house now. fox news learn lawmakers came up with what they're calling the framework for a potential agreement. earlier today, harry reid said he is, quote, very optimistic about a deal this week. the feds have said the deadline for congress to raise the debt limit is three days away. we'll have continuing coverage minutes from now. >> more breaking. fox news confirmed a libyan terror suspect who used to be on the fbi's most lanted list is now here in the united states and this map has come their new york city. abu anas al-liby. that's the name he uses in the united states. he has faced a federal indictment here in new york city

for more than a decade. the pentagon reports u.s. special operations forces captured him during a raid in libya, not saturday but a week ago saturday. officials say they expect al liby to stand trial over whether he helped plan the bombings of u.s. embassies in 1998, and there's a lot of evidences that suggests he did. the u.s. attorney's office in new york will not comment but does tell it there's no information at this time. we know the accusation is he helped scout out and take pictures of the bombing for osama bin laden for it happened. we have the details from capitol hill. >> reporter: what we can confirm right now is federal sources tell us that abu anas al-liby did leave the uss san antonio where he was held for the last 11 days since his capture on october 5 in he was on the ship being interrogated be a high

level team, joint cia, fbi, and military interrogation team. they were going to keep him there as long as they needed to get information out of him that would stop any current operations. it's clear that after a week they weren't making much progress, and now we understand he has been read his miranda rights and is on route to the united states. it's not clear where they're taking him, but if history is any judge, the last time there was high-value target like this captured off the coast of somalia kept on a u.s. navy ship for 40 days was four years ago, and they brought him to new york, where abu anas al-liby was indicted decade ago -- indicted a deck aid ago. it will be interesting whether anyone will be claiming the reward of $5 million.

>> two sources 2010ed by the "associated press" says he is here in new york to face the charges. you mentioned sounded like they were getting very far with the interrogation on the ship. do we know if they got anything? >> it's very interesting. we have spoken to sources with knowledge of the investigation, who say that in fact al-liby was not cooperating last week, was not providing much information. remember, this is a man -- a terrorist, an accused terrorist, who wrote the book on how to resist interrogation. there was something called the manchester manual, back in the 90s, found in his london apartment, and it was for al qaeda operatives how to resist interrogation by western interrogators. so he knows what his rights are. he knows he will be read his miranda rights and now within a week they realized they weren't getting very far and read him his rights and now he will be tried for the 1998 bombings in a

u.s. federal court, presumably in new york. >> all right. thank you. continuing coverage of breaking news. the white house announced the meeting between congressional leaders and president obama is on hold that was scheduled to begin at 3:00 eastern. and the reason they postponed it is to give the united states senate time to work on a deal to avoid default and end the two-week partial government shutdown. the deadline for congress to raise the debt limit is three days away. treasury department officials are warning if lawmaker do not reach an agreement by thursday, the government will default on its debt for what is the first time ever with an asterisk, and i say that because after the war of 1812 it happened for a brief time, and back in 1979 because of a technical glitch it happened again very briefly because congress delayed raising the debt ceiling. this would potentially cause irreverse able damage to the

country. the partial government shut down is in day 14 and "associated press" says officials expect the federal court system to run out of money if the deadlock continues past thursday. there is word from bankers this would cause enormous problems. but ed henry is at the white house. from everything i heard today, ed, sounds like both sides they they're getting closer. >> reporter: they are. this is a time where a meeting being delayed is a good thing. normally we would say, uh-oh, there's a glitch, problem, the markets might react negatively. actually the markets are calm. in the positive territory, because they do appear to be inching closer. the reason for the delay is there were signals sent from the senate to the white house that these meetings behind closed doors between the democratic leader, harry reid, and republican leader, mccain connell, are making progress

that there is no point to getting enemy a car and taking them to the white house. so they're going to give them few more hours, see if they can have something on paper to bring to the president, perhaps later this afternoon or early evening. let me give you be broad outline. the question right now is how long to extend the debt ceiling. various sources telling us it could be into the spring, the summer. the key there is the longer it -- the extension of the debt ceiling, the morrow you are you see house republicans get upset. that it want to get more consessions out of the president. and then in terms of re-opening the government, do you re-open the government until december 31st or january 31st? the significance there if you only open it until december 31st, that creates another deadline beforemer sequester cuts kick in, and democrats thinking they have more leverage are saying, look, maybe we should put away some of those sequester cuts. too tough on domestic spending.

the republicans think they have been too tough on the pentagon. so if you have republicans you may get more republican votes if the deadlines december 31st. they may be able to have a debate at the end of the year about sequester but that would p put us in the sailboat again. >> this is a deal among senators. does this space a lot -- face a lot of opposition in the house? >> it could, the old philadelphia the details. not -- the old devil in the details. but the questions, any changes to the health care law? will this agreement have some sort of a window of three months or six months that, while the government is re-opened, while the debt ceiling and the whole default question is put aside, does the president negotiate, as he said in his news conference last week of what he believes to be reasonable changes. one of the table, for example, would be maybe delaying that medical device tax for two

years. so that's going to be the key for getting house republicans on board. >> ed henry live. thanks. now we have just gotten word today a six-year-old boy has drowned in a swimming pool aboard a cruise ship. a representative for carnival cruise lines said it happened yesterday on the last leg of a four-day trip through the caribbean. cops say passengers noticed the child underwater, pulled him from the pool but could not revive him. the ship arrived at the port of miami this morning. a representative read a statement that says, carnival extends its heartfelt sympathy to the family. the company's care team is providing assistance and support. of course, this is but the late nest a series of recent problems involving carnival cruise line. steve harrigan works the cruise industry and is live on the banks of best cane -- best cane bay. >> it's awful.

>> reporter: this time it's deeply percentage and agonizing for the family and hundreds of passengers on board who witnessed what happened. it gap saturday at 4:00 p.m. on the mid-dock pool there. a packed pool, according to passengers. the six-year-old boy was in the water with his ten-year-old brother and at least one parent was in attendance according to the company. now, with passengers in the pool who noticed the six-year-old was not coming for air. they themselves pulled him out, began toes a mr. cpr -- to administer cpr next to the pool, and both of the boys parents played with the rescuers, please save my boy to no avail. >> have we heard from the family at all? >> reporter: they family have not returned home to central florida. they run a christian daycare center, very religious family, and to the boy, quentin hunter, was an aspying model health talent agent and a very photo

generallic young boy. a close family. certainly devastated by the loss. >> all the best to them, steve harrigan, thank you. continuing coverage on one of the top stories of the day. you've know the global financial meltdown five years ago, one that obliterated savings. if there is a default, experts say that's a tiny preview of problems for our nation as washington dithers. and the loudest stadium in the country. it was not, thankfully, as johnny manziel kicked the inbeing field goal. it was louder than that. i'm angela, and i didn't think i could quit smoking

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>> a quick update on breaking news. libyan al qaeda suspect, anas al-liby. we led to believe in new york and he will be in court tomorrow here in new york he just arrived to face trial. he is accused of helping plan the bombings of the u.s. embassy in kenya and tanzania in 1998, accused of taking pictures of the area and surveilling it for osama bin laden. now in custody and facing court tomorrow. harry reid says he is getting closer to a deal with republican leader mitch mccome on the financial mess.

there's a framework for an agreement. potentially good news. because according to dozens of expert others government default would be, quote, an economical -- meek calamity. no one expect the 'united states to default but most say the chances of it happening now are higher than anytime in the pass. sounding better. >> the good news is they have a good potential. we cannot predict what the house will do we tried to do that it with the shutdown and they surprised it, we had the shutdown anyway. >> you wonder how the road, this division, especially though republican side, is going affect the party and the voters going forward. >> people are betting on it affecting the republicans in 2014 and possibly even 2016. we reported at you how news

today, they're already launching ad campaigns against both barrets. so people are testing their messages right now. >> that testing will continue and what i guess over the last week or so, when so many came out in opposition to this and the tide started to turn on the republican side, that helped when the poll numbers went down to numbers we have never seen before. >> we have to be careful not to compare shut down with default. default is far more catastrophic. so, for businesses, this could put them in a really tough position because it's such uncharted territory and business does not like uncertainty. >> we don't have all the details of this road map or framework from the senate, but to say there's uncertainty about what the house might do is maybe an understatement. >> absolutely. i was talking with house sources this morning, and they were saying we have to wait and see what comes out of the senate. there's a lot of ideas coming out of the house but nothing

concrete. they're waiting to see what the senate is going to do and they're going to react accordingly. what we're not going seive see is the house pass a bunch of bills. it will be one and done. >> normally these things consist of spending cuts and increase in revenues, meaning more taxes of some kind or another, agreed to by the republicans but the second part of the equation doesn't appear to be on the table. >> the republicans will not agree to any revenue increases. what we are seeing recently is on sequestration, they might be willing to bundle. that's their big bargaining chip and we saw potential plans from paul ryan. looks like republicans might be able to use that in order to fined -- find some kind of deal. >> everybody needs to be able to point to a win. >> got save face. >> a hunter survived more than two weeks lost in a forest. two weeks. and late until you hear what he did to keep himself alive.

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21 minutes past the hour from the fox news deck. lots of great images from the sports world over the weekend. let's look at some of them in our slide show. fro the playing fields of the big four and beyond. take a look at this. peyton manning, what a weekend again. this game started with a 28-point betting spread. it came down to 26.5, and that ties for the highest betting spread of any game since the baltimore colts faced the expansion atlanta falcons in 1966. i was two years old. that's how big the betting line was. peyton and the colts won and

went on to become 6-0. this one here, del potro -- djokovic wins in china. he defeated del potro in split sets, and nice confetti. over here, bank of america kenyan runner wins the chicago marathon in 2.3.23. and then an awful crash in formula one. this is from japan. a german won thissing thing. there was a crash but a german won the event. this is from foeland. it's dog sled season, but the snow forgot to come. so, you'll notice in the back of the dog sled there, there are wheels instead of snow sleds. a little more difficult nor the dogs as well, we're told. and then there's the dreaded boston red sox over the weekend. they ended up in a split with

the detroit tigers in the alcs. it happened because big papi hid -- hit a grand slam in the eighth, and in the nine it got interesting. an rbi single and a walkoff for jarrod saltamachia, as he is running around the bases with red sox in tow. this will head out to detroit for game three. see that number up there, this is arrowhead stadium over the weekend. a record crowd noise for anywhere in the world, the chiefs and the raiders were playing. the chiefs won big. seattle had set this record back just last month, but now the record of the loudest stadium ever recorded in the world by guinness -- there was a representatively -- 137 359-decibels. that much louder than a jackhammer and almost as loud as a jet engine. loud at arrowhead and a big win

for the chiefs. now to an incredible story of a 72-year-old hunter recovering after spending 19 days alone in a northern california wilderness. he says he survive eating lizards and squirrels, not to mention a snake. it happened in the mendocino national forest, which i have on my back, and this is the terrain here. it's difficult area, and we don't know exactly how far he moved along during all of it, and frankly neither does he. it is three hours north of san francisco. it's rough terrain there. the only national forest in california without a major paved road at the entrance. very ditch to get into. the man's hunting partner reported him missing last month. the two split up for a few hours and that's when the guy says he fell and hit his head. he -- when he eventually woke up he claims he had no idea where he was or what was going on, and during the next two days he says he saw helicopter and tried to

send a smoke signal but nobody saw him. for more than two weeks he battled the cold weather conditions, including rain and snow, until another hunter finally found him. trace gallagher is live with more on this. man, trace, 19 days? >> reporter: and you mentioned that gene penafor battleled with the rain but the fog kept him from reconnecting the with the hunting partner and caused him to fall down the ravine and knocked himself unconscious. when he finally came to he realized he had to eat and stay warm. so he built a fire and kept the fire going every single day and night. he also cooked on it. and then he, of course, used it to stay warm and signal other hunters in the area. he had seven bullets so he started hunting and trapping small animals. you already know about squirrels, the snakes and the frogs. but listen to what else he ate.

>> when is around, i show -- took it back. energy. i needed that in the future. >> you see that he drank his own blood. you saw the scar. he actually ate his own scab because it was pure protein. he covered himself with leaves to stay warm, hunkered under a tree, and he figure he'd die at one point in time but wanted to last as long as he could here he is again. survival kicks in automatically. if member -- somebody hit you like that, you do that. >> survival kicks in automatically. the hunter that found him and his buddies, they carried him back up the ridge, and the son

says after 19 days he looks the same. he looked fine but had a beard. his doing fine today. >> eating his own scabs and drinking his own blood. >> reporter: yeah. and he had the stench bullets and he had to shoot the squirrels. he had to shoot it in the head to save the meet, and one time he shot it in the body, and he ate the legs and believe it or not he said they were delicious. >> not going to find out about that. trace gallagher, nice to see you. scab-eating. if somebody used your picture to advertise a product, wouldn't you want a cut of the profits or something? at least a gift certificate? mcdonald's or something? turns out google will soon be able to do just that. use your pictures in a marketing campaign and you get nothing. the company has no plans to pay you anything. we'll get to the details of privacy and google and all the rest in just a minute. we'll have a fox report for you.

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>> a fox report. more headlines. activist groups report a car bomb killed 15 people in an awful scene. more than two dozen injured as well in a town in northwestern syria. this amateur video said to she the aftermath of the attack. to the fox news cannot verify it. high levels of the chemical bpa in plastic may rub a risk of miscarriage for some women. according to a new study. researchers warn that pregnant women should avoid microwaving food in plastic, and amtrak now reports it carried a record 31.6 million passengers in the budget year that ended just last month. that despite service outages during summer storm sandy. railroad officials said long

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>> your friends can see your name and photo and comments about the bagel shop when they do a search on google. say you review your new smart phone, your picture could appear on any of the two million sites part of the company's display network promoting the phone. googles new policy goes into effect on the 11th of next month, and the company reports it told users and gave them the opportunity to opt out of the sharing business. you get to use my stuff without

compensating me? >> it's a bit frustrating, but the reason why they're doing it is because it's a compelling way to advertise. so the example is, if i love the tie you have and i say, boy, where did you get that tie? you give me a referral and it's word of mouth advertising. within the google ecosystem, if you have written a review about a restaurant and i search for that restaurant i'll see your face and see the review. hugely compelling for advertisers in this digital age. but because of the manner whichle has done -- which google has done this, they opted us all in automatically without our permission. you can opt out. >> how die -- do i do that? >> it's a relatively simple process. but the compelling story is they opted some 300 million users on

going spool the process. you go into your profile and say opt out. the issue is they didn't ask permission and this i can kicking the hornet's desk with the ftc, and when google choice pro-active stuff without asking individuals permission, that is when the privacy advocates get up in arms, right and then we're also seeing something from the other enand the real is google is not big brother. you and i are big brother elm we walk around with mega computers in our pockets and just as i was walking on set i was taking photographs and tweeting them. so whether we like it or not, social media is happening to us. >> at some point we signed something that said you can do this. everytime there's an update, i agree to the terms and conditions. it's 50 pages of stuff. >> you never read it. >> and anyway know that. >> listen, there are billions of searches that happen on google

every day and the understand that, but the equity, the value of advertisers tiding on google is the information we give to them. this helps churn the money making machine of google and this is something that will be discussed by the ftc and something we need to continue to address and weed in to be vigilant of platforms. we need to understand the manner which they're leveraging our technology because the manner we aggregate and dissim name information as a culture has changed. >> if you want to change this go to your google plus profile and wander around and opt out. it's not that hard, but if you don't know how to do it you don't do it. an nfl star, adrian peterson, says he never considered sitting out of yesterday's game two days after his toddler son died in an alleged case of child abuse. a minnesota vikings running back and rushed for 6 2 yards, a low

statistic. the team lost to the carolina panthers who have been doing some upsetting this season. after the game, adrian peterson said that being on the field helped him cope with his son's death. >> just praying and god give me the strength to get through the game, some remain focused, and for the most part, i did. >> police arrested a man who is said to be dating the boy's mother. he faces charges of aggravated assault and aggravated battery. prosecutors are looking into additional charges in the wake of the death. mike tone tobin is live. >> reporter: the coach brush off questions. we see the vikings trying to keep the attention on the gridiron. as hard as it would be for anyone to loose a son, you have to know that peterson was

novelty particularly close to the little boy. he only learn the little boy existed to months ago and the first time he saw the little boy was in the hospital. now, i sent a text to say we mourn and grieve but heaven had the badest welcome party for my son. that knowledge gives me peace. >> you mentioned his game wasn't bad but wasn't great. after the game he once again answered the question about his son very little and steered most of the tapings back -- the attention back to football and saying let's focus on football. >> what best this man, the boyfriend in this incident? >> joseph robert patterson is still in jail, unable to make $750,000 bail. now, he was charged before the little boy died. that's why, as you mex, the charges he is facing are aggravated assault and aggravated assault on an infant. the state attorney said only they're considering new charges

but no one is in the office because it's a holiday today. patterson has been convicted of abuse in the past. he did no do prison anytime lieu of domestic violence counseling. >> we have amateur video showing a woman who got stuck on a rail bridge -- i should say a railroad draw bridge. it lifted into the air as she was crossing it. there it is in the center of the big wall over there. this happened saturday down in ft. lauderdale. you can see the woman clinging to the railroad tracks more than 50 feet off the ground. firefighters say she told them she had taken part in a 5k walk to help raise awareness for the fight against breast cancer. the reports indicate she might have been trying to take a short cut but the are signs do not cross this bridge. >> they were telling him to hold on, not to jump or lock her knees.

>> what happened is the higher the bridge got, she started to come back against it. >> rescuers used a ladder to get the woman down safety. city officials now say she could face charges of trespassing. >> a 70-year-old grandmother is accused of attempting to hire a hit man to kill her own daughter-in-law. to kill her own son's wife. and just weeks before they were all hugs and kisses. now now granny. why did you want 0 gun? hang on. if you think a prune is a prune, you haven't tried sunsweet, the amazing prune. enjoy plum amazins, diced prunes. i'd put these on a salad. these would be perfect for cookies. delicious and nutritious sunsweet, the amazing prune.

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husband and take the child to colorado. the daughter-in-law says none of that is true and that she had no idea her mother-in-law had it out for her. >> she just told me three weeks ago and gave me a big old hug and said, i'm so glad we're great friends. >> some hugs and kisses to murder for hire. the grandmother offed the undercover cop $5,000, along with a picture of the daughter-in-law, an address and the type of car. i guess there are better ways to deal with a daughter-in-law you don't much care for. this one was kind of extreme. >> confirming all the cliches about mothers in law, or monster-in-law. she was charged with criminal solicitation, and basically she was conspiring, the allegation is, with the officer in the home depot, to commit this crime.

she faced $500 on the wednesday, $1,000 on the thursday, and then said for the rest of the money, got to cost conscious criminal here, you can take the jewelry off her dead body. she has diamonds and expensivualry you can sell. >> all of this because she thought her daughter-in-law drank too much? >> that's the allegation. she told police that her daughter-in-law was a drunk and that she was going to go to denver, with her son and move away from the jacksonville area. >> i looked in there to see if there was any history of mental conditions or anything like that. can't find anything. >> apparently not and there's no trouble with the couple either. >> we haven't heard from this woman's -- the woman who tried to hire a killer, haven't heard from her son, the husband. >> that's right, not yet. we heard from her brother, though. the accused's brother he said this is completely out of character. >> what don't understand how all this began. clearly the allegation is she wanted to have her

daughter-in-law killed, but how did she run up against this undercover cop? >> that's unclear. but she apparently put a word out that she wanted her daughter-in-law dead, apparently giving new meaning to the old home depot slowing gap, you can do it, we can help. >> i look around online, on craigslist, facebook, looking now for somebody to murder my daughter-in-law, i couldn't find anything like that. so, however she got this hooked up in the beginning, thankfully she found a cop and not a killer. >> that's right. could have had much more serious result. she can get a a life sentence or the -- it's a capital crime. the death penalty. unlikely. there have been only two women convicted to -- for the death mentality florida, and -- death penalty in florida and both involved multiple murders. >> she never had a confrontation. it's my understanding the mother and daughter-in-law never had crossed words.

she never said issue don't like you, or anything like that. >> reporter: there is the report that she gave her a big hug three weeks ago and said i'm so glad we're such good friends. >> with friends like that. nice to see you. high school officials in massachusetts punished a star student-athlete for going to a house party. there was drinking going on there, underage drinking, but the one who is being punished didn't have a drop. every admits that. she was there to pick up a friend who had too much to drink, and she gets suspended, loses her captainship of the volleyball team? subbed? seriously, school district.

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now to the high school student who is in trouble just for showing up at a party where police arrested a dozen students for underage drinking. the thing is, this student didn't have a drop. she is a 17-year-old honor student who says she was there because a friend called her, come pick me up because i have had too much to drink. a cop at the scene vouch for the teen, said she didn't drink, was there to pick up someone who did drink. school officials claim she still violated a zero tolerance policy just by being there. they took away her captain position on the volleyball team, suspended her for five volleyball games. jonathan hunt has the rest of the story. seems clear if a friend is drunk, you haven't had a drop, maybe save a life. >> reporter: hard to see what she did wrong. she finished her shift as a waitress and got a text from her friend saying i'm at this party,

a little too much to drink. can you come and drive me home? erin said i felt like going to get her was the right thing to do, saving her from getting in the car when she was intoxicated and hurt herself or gifting in the car with someone else who was drinking. but as she arrived to pick up the friend, the cops also arrived so the got caught up in the bust and the school said you were there at a party where drinks were being served and that's it. if i were the family i would be taking legal action. >> that's what they're doing. i got a statement from a lawyer for the cox family. that statement says in part, we should be glad that young people like erin cox are willing to help friends who might not otherwise get home safely. but punishing her the school district sends a contrary and very dangerous message that young people are better off

letting their friends drive drunk. now, the school officials have not got back to us. we did speak very briefly to a lawyer who is acting for them. he said the school takes drinking very seriously. or underage drinking. >> seems like she does, too. >> it would seem that way. just doesn't seem to make any sense to anybody who look test facts of this. >> which they did and at some point i think the recall put their tails between their leg legs and say, it's okay. >> there's a lot of silliness in this world. we have some video now of the moment that a bridge collapsed and threw dozens of people into the water. this happened at a park in china. there's the first time. we'll show it again. officials say visitors wore walking across a foot bridge to board a ferry when the bridge collapsed. park employees helped pull people out of the water there they say authorities --

authorities say nobody died but more than ten visitors did go to hospitals. the cause of the brim collapse is still under investigation. a fox report now. more on the headlines. cop arrested at least three people during riots in bellingham, washington, near western washington university. just north of seattle. authorities there say hundreds of young adults threw cinder blocks, patio furniture, bottles at police. police in london arrested a man who tried to carry a knife into buckingham palace. he say he tried to go through a palate gate. the queen was not even there at the time. this comes after a guy just last month climbed the fence and broke into the palace. >> three americans have won the nobel prize for economics now. they got their honor for the developing methods that study trends in stock, bonds, housing

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a quick update on the top story. they're up on capitol hill. there was going to be a meeting an hour ago. but the senate is getting closer to the deal to avoid hitting the debt celling. one senator said he believes this needs 65 votes in the senate to take the pressure off the house and allow for the house to say, we got to do this. whether they'll get the 65 votes or not remains to be seen. no followup meeting scheduled for today. tomorrow, maybe. we'll see. >> on this day in the year 2003, a chicago cubs fan named steve bartman reached for a foul ball at wrigley field and caught the blame for the cubbi' epic

collapse. game six of the national league championship series. the cubs were boating the florida marlins, just five outs away from clinching their first world series deck in decades. a ball popped up toward the stands. the outfielder went for it, but bartman deflected the ball before he could make the catch. all mayhem broke loose after that. the cubs lost the game, then lost the series the next night. a lot of folks still blame it all on bartman. not the goat. and the life-long cubs fan wend down in enfamiliar my. ten years ago today. >> now the search for 15-year-old girl in new hampshire. family, well, i guess we don't have time for that today. now it's says "shepard smith reporting," and over here, more good news. the dow on the day, we're up 63 points. started out low and has recovered nicely. this is, i must tell you, a little deceiving because there's not a lot of people on wall

street. it's columbus day. driving around in the town is tough because the columbus day parade caused a traffic nightmare like the president was here. love you, columbus, but, please. >> 14 days into the government shutdown. three days to the debt limit deadline. are we any closer to a deal and will it cost you more money? welcome everyone. this is "your world." it was the white house that delayed those talks with congressional leaders today. that move aimed at giving leaders in the senate more time to negotiate. but will it many a lot more spending? maybe, $70 billion more. we are all over this. with ed henry at the white house, mike emanuel on how