two years ago, he went to naples as the savior of its rubbish crisis. this time he sent a senior aide. we have naturally set a precondition that all the protests must immediately end before we sign any agreements. while these protests are partly fed from people coming from outside, there clearly are citizens in these municipalities who are worried and have expressed in a totally civilized, democratic, and a correct way their dissent and their concern. >> silvio berlusconi came to power partly on the process of solving italy's rubbish problem. now he says he can end this latest standoff. but the european union says it may investigate italy to see if its broken laws -- to see if it's broken laws. this can become toxic for the prime minister. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in rome. >> still to come -- too scared to go to school. why violence education can be costly the global economy $60 billion. the hunt continues in sweden for a gunman who appears to be targeting immigrants. police in the southern city think he may be responsible for a series of shootings. in

this isn't the first time waste has caused problems in naples. maybe two years a national emergency was declared when rubbish was left pile high in the streets after a route was contracted. >> the flight attendant dant in august quit his job by hurling himself down the aircraft's emergency slide will avoid going to jail. matthew wells reports from new york city. >> stephen slater arrived for his day of reconning in queens, new york. he changed his plea to guilty he promised to under go at least a year of counseling and treatment. but if he fails to avail the conditions he could still serve up to three years in prison. the meltdown happened on august 9th when he got into an argument. he swore at passengers in the intercom and forced through the emergency hatch grabbing several beers from the gallonny on the way. -- garvings -- garvings alley on the way. >> while the public interest was certainly surprising unexpect and encouraging at the end of the day i am a grown adult and must accept responsibilitieses for my actions. therefore looking forward

all of south florida, you'll get wet from the keys to miami and the areas sth to naples. by the time we get into thursday, things get interesting. the storm system will come off the atlantic. d.c., baltimore, eventually the rain goes into new york late in the day on thursday. then we're going to have what looks like a pretty big storm there on friday especially off the new england cst. as far as what we're dealing with out there, if you're watching us on news channel 3 in huntington, west virginia, check out contemporary art at the dorothy and her better vgel collection. that's at the huntington museum of art and that's your "early today" event of the day, thomas. >> sounds good. we'll take it. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. everyone knows the class it 1985 film "back to the future" starred michael j. fox's marty mcfly. eric stoltz was five weeks into shooting the famed role when the director decided things weren't working out and made the switch. never before seen footage of stoltz as mcfly is part of the extra package for the 25th an

. >> pinkston: a gashage crisis is growing in naples, italy, as trash piled up on city streets, residents protesting a proposed dump at the foot of mt. vesuvius battled police in the streets last night. more than 2,400 tons of garbage remain uncollected. pop season sayings lady gaga claimed today on her twitter page she's become first singer to have one billion views on youtube. her hit "bad romance" alone has almost 300 million views. singer justin bieber is right behind lady gaga and should hit a billion views next month. and an eerie sight off cancun, mexico, if you are a diver. a british sculptor is populating the seabed with more than 400 life-sized concrete figures, modeled from photos of real people. he hopes that over time the figures will provide a new home for marine life as artificial reefs. up next on tonight's "cbs evening news," a clear-sighted plan for helping the world's poor. >> pinkston: finally tonight, the challenge of truly helping the poor of the developing world can often appear daunting, which is where one far-seeing doctor comes in. elizabeth palmer has his story.

myers to naples. wet ride out west, on i-5, from seattle to tacoma and olympia. >> if you are flying today, you can expect some airport delays along the east coast. boston, new york, philly, washington, charlotte and miami. >>> for 1 of the 33 miners, today is not just his first day of freedom. it is also the day on which his son will be born. >> richard villaroel was the 28th miner to be rescued and the 1st to give an interview about his ordeal. here's abc's john quinones. >> reporter: 27-year-old richard villaroel came out of the shaft, miner 28. when the mine collapsed, his wife was pregnant. and this is the message he sent her when he was down below. to my senora, tell her that i love her a lot and that i'm going to get out soon. and this is what he said moments ago, from the hospital. i never used to pray, he says. here, i learned to pray. i got closer to god. now, that the worst is over, it's time for the men who were so strong for so many weeks, to admit they were frightened. we didn't want to

this was the latest in a series of clashes over a garbage crisis in the naples area. all that area -- all the dumps there are full, so rbage collectors have refused to pick up anymore trash. more than 2,400 pounds have piled up in the streets. residents have protested opening new dumps. today the european commission warned italy, the country could face sanctions if it doesn't remove that trash. >>> the next great inventor could be roming the streets of dc this weekend. we'll take you down to the nation's largest science and engineering expo. >>> and after a chilly start to the weekd, we're warming up. looking for a trend there, maybe? for how long? doug has the details in his forecast, coming up next. this wasn't a terrorist attack it was death by metro, death by mismanagement. i called for an immediate audit, the results were chilling. so i insisted metro actually follow national safety standards for the first time. the brass at metro wasn'tually happy, but frankly i don't care. i'm not the senator for metro, i'm the senator for maryland. i'm barbara mikulski and i a

this year the memorial had a mosaic from the city of nape -- naples, italy.hey endorsed "strawberry fields" as a momento of peace. >>> if you see a prius with a thing on top, it may be google's car that drives itself. the company has been working on a vehicle that uses artificial intelligence software that can sense anything near the car and make decisions just like you and i might. the car has gone 140,000 miles with only occasional human control. the podge -- the project is the brainchild of the engineer who developed "street view." >>> and leigh, i heard the car has a human behind the wheel. >> i hope so. >> he is just not driving it. but i guess he could do something if it goes bad. >> listen, a terrific day today. a delightful day today for everyone who came out to the waterfront to check out the parade of ships and also enjoy the fleet week festivities. we will do it again tomorrow and the first part of next week. the temperatures will warm up a little bit. 5* nice shot from the high definition camera anding looing out toward the bay there. really we ha

to naples. and britain is becoming increasingly dissatisfied news over bearing fruit and supporting the region's largest bent on revenge of the conservative party conference. last two of europe and europe are struggling to stay in the international arena and won't be able to hold on without help from russia well that's the view of french historian author then carette and course he spoke to r.t. the country trover about russia's role in today's world politics and why the country is so often misunderstood in the west. everyone got out of the course of history and humanity its permanent secretary of the french science academy and the woman who predicted the breakup of the soviet union in nineteen seventy eight in her book pickle laps of an empire is here with us today by super bowl. thank you very much my dumbed down course for your time. in your recent book between two walls you talk of russia can we presume from the title do you think russia still hasn't found its place in the walt. since was not

italy three from eastman were in a standoff with protesters opposing the dumping of rubbish from naples close to the town security forces were trying to break a blockade by locals to an up forty dump trucks deliver their loads just as used for crack as another projectiles during the confrontation and a police car was also set and. type made his continued spreading floods landslides and panic around the usual even more than seventy day hand in taiwan have been hard hit the water stranding cars but allowing passage for rescue boats and it's had its worst flooding for thirty years while hong kong and china and now bracing themselves for the storms. well they say revenge is a dish best served cold and kazakhstan is hitting back four years on after the hollywood movie or at mocked their nation and their exit from the central asian country has created what he thinks is the perfect ripostes there's. reports. oh. i like this is how my dad say i haven't heard that that this right down of kosik they said no no. no i did not be. hiding behind their freedom of speech and democracy and westerners in

and it's only three policemen and given the stand the test is opposing the dumping of rubbish from naples close to the town security forces were trying to break a blockade by locals to dump trucks in the village protesters used as another projectiles during the confrontation and the police car was also a second front. in the european union budget demands an additional nine hundred million pounds from the u.k. prime minister said he would oppose the e.u. decision next month in brussels governments if it went through in the same day pronounces largest cuts and public spending since the second world war thousands of protesters came out in the streets of london saying it will condemn the u.k. to get is brutal. they say revenge is a dish best served cold and kazakhstan is hitting about four years old after the hollywood movie borat mocks the nation a directive from the central asian country has created what he thinks is the perfect post as you go on that reports. i'm not a robot. so i would. visit my god say i have a god like that this right down of kosik they said oh right best. not be. like

r t in italy three policemen were injured in the protests as opposing the dumping of rubbish from naples close to their turn security forces were trying to break a blockade by local staff or to dump trucks to litter the road but just as used car truck is another projectiles during the confrontation and a police car was also set. free making his continued spreading floods landslides and panic around asia leaving more than seventy did japan and taiwan have been hard hit waters stranding cars but allowing passage for rescue boats but its worst flooding for thirty years while hong kong and china bracing themselves for the storm's. international aid worth five billion dollars has been delivered to gaza to the gaza strip following months of israel's blockade around three hundred activists went through egypt's ruffled lava crossing it after it was closed on a deadly israeli raid in may members of the turkish killed living supplies to gaza however after heavy international pressure the blockade in east. moscow's new mayor has been sworn in with an inauguration ceremony the city's nor makers vote

. >>> in italy, clashes continued in and around naples where many are upset at conditions about a garbage dump and plans to build other waste site near a national park. the european commission warned italy this weekend it could face sanctions if the estimates 2400 tons of trash piled on interests in napeles are not cleaned up. >>> and in china, typhoon megi has weakened to a tropical depression, but more than 300,000 people are still unable to return home. megi dumped more than a foot of rain along parts of china's coastline. storm is blamed for as many as 31 deaths if taiwan and in the philippines. >>> sarah shourd was released on $500,000 bail. shane bauer and josh fattal have been been held in an iranian jail for more than a year now. their trial will take place november 6th, most likely behind closed doors. a u.s. document released by wikileaks friday say iranians crossed over into iraq to arrest them. >>> hundreds of mosques and islamic groups invited non- muslims to visit centers in hopes of yelling the anger about plans to open an islamic community center near ground- zero. the eve

italy replacements were injured in a standoff with protesters opposing the dumping of rubbish from naples close to their town security forces were trying to break the blockade by locals to allow forty dump trucks to deliver their most protesters use firecrackers and all their. project sounds during the confrontation and a police car was also set on some. new european union budget demands an additional nine hundred million pounds from. british prime minister david cameron said he would have opposed the e.u. decision next month. the vote went through on the same day britain announced its largest cots in public spending since the second world war thousands of protesters came onto the streets of london saying it will condemn the u.k. two years of brutal unemployment. troops have a factor weighted hundreds of people out of the indian administered kashmir after two muslim couple of gunfire militants fired automatic rifles at government forces as they escorted civilians out of the area after the place was sealed off it took the military nine hours we saw there were no casualties the troops. mosc

the naples area has seen trash troubles for years. the government promised to solve the situation in 10 days. >>> a powerful typhoon today. solders were able to rescue chinese tourists from one bus but another is buried. 11 people are confirmed dead and 23 others are missing. the typhoon dumped 24 inches of rain in 12 hours. >>> toyota called a half million vehicles in the u.s. the recall affects the model year accra rl sedans in the heaviest areas, north bay could see 4 inches. heaviest places, near beach, bodega bay, santa cruz mountains. the hills will take that moist, moist air, lift it up, expand, cools. that's why the coastal ranges get so much rain. this pattern is perfect for this type of event. coastal hills, it is going to rain on sunday. saturday night into sunday. we looked at it once. saturday at lunchtime, you're wet, but not a big deal. watch what goes on sunday. sunday at around lunchtime it's real wet, okay? so both your days, you have a snapshot of them. saturday, showery, clouds, you maybe dodging rain drops and get

the naples area has seen trash troubles for years.vernment promised to solve the situation in 10 days. >>> a powerful typhoon today. solders were able to rescue chinese tourists from one bus but another is buried. 11 people are confirmed dead and 23 others are missing. the typhoon dumped 24 inches of rain in 12 hours. >>> toyota called a half million vehicles in the u.s. the recall affects the model year accra rl sedans well, i love a deal on a designer bag as much as the next girl! love! i love love love! as a buyer for t.j.maxx, i'm always on the hunt. i check out the shows. i see what's happening on the street. and i work deals directly with the designers. so when i score... you score. gimme a fashionista... i'll make her a maxxinista. t.j.maxx. let us make a maxxinista out of you! heaviest areas, north bay could see 4 inches. heaviest places, near beach, bodega bay, santa cruz mountains. the hills will take that moist, moist air, lift it up, expand, cools. that's why the coastal ranges get so much rain. this pattern is perfect for

but first, jackie from naples commissioner of the nfl.fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises... with no plans to pay for them... except for cutting education. cuts that will lay off teachers and increase class sizes. that's not a budget. and bob ehrlich's not the kind of leader... we can trust. >>> this portion of "today" is brought to you by dannon activia. try to great new taste of dannon activia today. >>> we're back with breast cancer "today," all month long nfl players are sporting pink for breast cancer awareness. first nbc's peter alexander has the story of one nfl player who's been impacted by the disease. >> touchdown washington and a perfect throw for mcnabb. >> reporter: even in pink, chris cooley, tight end for the washington redskins, the a fearless player celebrated for his toughness. but the hardest hit he ever too happened off the fiel

demonstrators in a small town near naples have been torching cars and burning italian flags for more than a week now. they are upset over the poor conditions of a local garbage dump as well as plans to open a new one near their national park. officials maintain the mafia stronghold on waste management has left the city unable to deal with the trash problem. >>> in indonesia, a rumbling volcano is forcing thousands of people to evacuate. people living in the villages on the slopes of the most active volcano are being told to get ready to leave in a hurry. the government is watching increased volcanic activity and raised the code level to red. >>> a tragic story out of france where a family of 11 jumped out of an apartment. noted have i i don't we are seeing here after claiming to have seen the devil. several family members were hospitalized. a 4-month-old baby did not survive the fall. officials believe they were involved in voodoo. >>> a look at some of the first snow of the season. we'll held out west for that. >>> clean-up under way after severe weather down in the lone star state.

mobs of people, angry over the poor conditions of a garbage dump near naples, where trash is piling upitaly's premiere promising the government will take control of its waste management. >> the uk. a submarine towed to safety. britain's newest nuclear powered submarine, running aground off the coast of scot land, staying stuck for hours. no one was hurt. >> china. one of three capsules built for the rescue of the 3 -- 33 trapped miners goes on display. chinese snapping photos of the capsule. >> russia. opening day of the annual millionaire fair. the three-day festival attracting hundreds of wanna-bes. they're looking at diamonds, luxury cars and rare kitchen ware, including a diamond encrusted cooking pot. that's a wrap of this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> a meth lab bust in a college dorm. hundreds of students live there, and many of them exposed to noxious chemicals. the government spent a billion dollars on a virtual fence along the mexican border. why is there talk of scrapping the entire project? the answer is next. ♪ ♪ i was young and i was stupid ♪ i had just turn

meanwhile, rubbish lies uncollected on the streets of naples and nearby towns. the eu has warned italy it faces legal action if it does not improve its waste management system. the jailed russian billionaire has again asserted his innocence as he faces a trial for a second time. already serving a sentence on corruption and embezzlement charges, prosecutors have called for an additional six years if convicted in connection with fraud and tax evasion going back to 1998. >> he has spent seven years in prison. his lawyers said the trial is an attempt to gag the kremlin critics. the big surprise in the german cup as second division mid table squad bayern munich beat bremen. they beat 3-nil. after launching a career of political violence, he was dubbed carlos the jackal. a film loosely based on his life opened in a german movie theaters. it probes the makings of a man who grew up in an affluent and armand and went on to become a hunted terrorist in the service of militant communists. >> the film chronicles the life of the international terrorist called carlos the jack

folks around naples are trashing the joint as rubbish piles up in the street and a massive new garbage stays closed. >>> plus america is asking town hall, we are asking your questions leading up to the midterm elections. we've got harris monitoring the chat on our web page. harris. >> reporter: you know, everybody is talking right now about a flat tax, flat tax is the way to go and make it so that increases can only be voted by state governors, getting pretty detailed on taxation as people wonder what will their tax bill look like at the beginning of the year. get in on the chat and stay with us. jon: a fox news alert, and police investigating a suspicious package in rhode island. this is not far from where the president is supposed to be, the american cord and webbing company, he's going to be making some remarks there. apparently there was a cardboard box sitting under a mail receptacle at a building or facility across the street. it looked a little odd. workers were herded into the back of the american webbing company building, and we're told they heard a pop. that would suggest tha

. >> it is, but i'm getting schooled on naples, naples on the gulf. >> naples on the gulf. >> why ont, let's take a look at the weather picket right now. we've got very cool temperatures across the areas of the northeast and in fact some of these folks from the south say it's freezing up here in the northeast. not that bad yet, trust me. very nice conditions across the central plains and nice picture from "sleepy hollow," i think it's sleep y hollow, new york, and dave briggs is here, and dave briggs, going specifically. send me pictures on twitter. nice conditions for fall and a lot of people checking the colors in and around the northeast, take a look at the forecast for the day today. 0 nor'easter to pull through the area and brought in cooler, windier conditions across the northeast and rain and high elevation snow across northern new england. past that, the board looking absolutely and gorgeous down across the gulf and lots of sunshine and not across the west. a few showers across the far northern rockies and we'll see scattered showers this week and across the areas of the four

genaris, the patron saint of naples.e became a martyr when the emperor of rome forced him to eat canolies until his stomach exploded. this is the largest annual gathering of men named tony on the west coast. since we do have a lot of italian guys roaming around tonight, we thought it would be fun to dedicate a new segment to them. it's the bragging italian guy of the night. >> i used to eat them walking down the street with joe piscapo. >> jimmy: oh, well, that's something. [ applause ] we ought to hook him up with snooki, you know? nicole "snooki" polizzi is here tonight. on the night her program aired on mtv. tonight on "jersey shore," what an episode. ronnie tried to give vinny flowers that he bought from another girl to sammi and angelina took a swing at the situation. i felt like i was watching home movies. i really did. now, my aunt chippy is in town for the feast. the studio audience met her. from time to time, she reviews the show "jersey shore" for us and she hates it, which is why we make her watch it. today, a

>>> in italy, protesters shot fireworks at police in more demonstrations over a garbage dump near naplest a plant there with a landfill. >>> back here stateside, the fdic has taken over seven more banks and that makes 139 bank failures this year. those are your fast headlines. >>> the latest polls give president obama a mixed report. newsweek just released a survey showing his rating is up 6 points just since the end of september. however, a new gallup poll shows his average approval rating for this past quarter his lowest in office at a 44%. his approval has been in steady decline since his inauguration when 63% of americans approved of him. if you put this all in p perspective, it's almost hard and unfair to compare numbers to then. >> well, yes, most presidents have that. interesting, ronald reagan did not. he came in in 1991 with approval rates in the 50s. so you have falls of president obama who had international events and their numbers went up. and then, of course, 9/11 with george w. bush. >> right pup matched obama's seventh quarter approval to the other pets and in that, i beli

france who said that the three who were arrested this morning are actually linked to an arrest in naples last week. there was a 28-year-old algerian who was arrested there and found with what they described as a kit to make explosives. the other nine there, described probably as a low-level cell, but they do have links to islamic radicals. tamron? >> stephanie gosk live for us in london. now let's bring in bob windram. this may be linged to an arrest in maples. we're not clear if the drone attack and the arrest of the germans has anything to do with the travel alert. >> certainly at this point there's heightened security throughout europe. certainly if there has been in the past any links to people, those are now being reviewed, and certainly people are being picked up if they believe they are a threat. france is very aggressive in going after terrorism suspects. as a result of that, some of these may be out of an abundance of caution. it's hard to tell how much of this is related to basically anything other than security being at a much higher level. >> what are we to make of the fact t

two italian newspapers are reporting police picking up a suspected al-qaeda member in naples. notes and a bomb making kit on him when he was busted. a much anticipated monthly jobs report comes out this week. the government report expected to show an increase of 75,000 jobs in the private sector. and with millions of americans still looking for work, the big question is, are we finally headed in the right direction? fox business network chris cotter is here. all right, the numbers are sounding promising, what do they mean? we're headed in the right direction, julie, but headed so slowly it's almost, you almost can't recognize that we're heading in the right direction. 75,000 private sector jobs, you're going to have people on, the administration is going to say, look, we've added jobs, back, you know, the previous administration or the beginning of our administration we were net losing jobs so we're adding private sector jobs, but 75,000 is such a small number. most economists would agree we are going to have to add about 150,000 private sector jobs every month just to keep up

. >>> in italy protesters shot fireworks at police in demonstrations over a garbage dump near naples.ters are angry about the plans to open yet another landfill. >>> refinery workers in france are striking over the retirement age from 60 to 62. that measure was approved yesterday. >>> and the fdic is taking over seven more banks which makes 139 bank failures in year. >>> a new arms deal will land saudi arabia $60 billion worth of advanced war planes and helicopters and ammunition all courtesy of the united states government. this as the u.s. agreed to sell off f-15 fighter jets and abatchy helicopters over the next 20 years to, quote, enhance saudi arabia's ability to deter and defend threats to its border and oil infrastructure. james, good morning. >> good morning. >> is there a way that the u.s. benefits from this deal that exceeds a $60 billion cash influx of the price tag there? >> well, the u.s. benefits by selling these arms to a very close ally that's involved in containing the rising power of iran as well as combating al qaeda. saudi arabia is in the middle east a very danger

. >>> in naples this morning, protesters are angry over the management of a new garbage dump.me minister is pledging to spend $20 million to upgrade that dump. >>> and britain's nuclear submarine is now free after being stuck for more than a day on the rocks off scotland. it was undergoing sea trials. they are probably going to keep on testing it. you think? >>> president obama is trying to re-energize the voters who elected him into the oval office. but when it comes to women, it's an uphit battle. new pew research center polls show women voter preference is for republicans. >>> charlie cook is an msnbc political analyst. he joins me now. what do you make of those stats? are women voters trending away differently from the rest of the pot, or not? >> well, you know the commercial when it rains, it pours, when you're having a bad year, you're having a bad year and it's for everybody. and women, least of most groups, but even among women democrats are having problems right now in some races. say connecticut, though, it's a republican woman that is having a problem with women and

morning as protesters in italy shot fireworks at police as flashes continue over a garbage dump near naplespeople that live near the dump are angry over the condition of the dump. the area has suffered from a trash crisis for years, because collectors stopped picking up trash when the dumps are full. they say the government will take over management of the dump and blame poor condition of the dump by local operators. >>> three american hikeers detained in iraq were on the iraqi side of the border according to a u.s. military report. the report was posted on line by the wikileaks site it was written on july 31st of last year. it says the hikers ignored warnings about the travels. the report also predicted that iran would accuse the three of spying, which, of course, it later did. military experts say that the document is a field report and not meant as a definitive account of what happened. it is among nearly 400,000 secret u.s. military documents revealed by wikileaks. >> this is a big shark. to inflict this kind of a wound, it probably was a great white. they are not very common in califor

but it's very interesting that it's naples on the one hand and the south of france on the other, these hotbeds, places are arms are traded and muslim revolutionaries are able to procure explosives and deal with the mob and get whatever they need. >> all right. let's go to the other big stories that we're looking at here. of course, all of this, andy, comes as this morning's sentencing of faisal shahzad is getting under way. also, we have this state department warning for travel for all of europe, virtually, you know, unlike anything we've ever seen, not specific. we are being warned as americans to be on the lookout for possible terror attacks. now, shahzad, we should say, was trained by the taliban in pakistan. this terror warning is apparently linked to al qaeda. is there any link between the two, though? >> well, i think we have to be very, very careful here to come to a conclusion. it's still very early days. and these arrests are significant. they come off the events quite comprehensively described. i was always in two minds whether or not the authorities had enough information or

the three that were arrested were linked to a 28-year-old algerian that was actually arrested in naples earlier in the week, that he was found with with some kind of kit to make explosives and amongst his possessions they found the names of these three suspects that they arrested this morning. none of them have been charged. the other nine are apparently not directly linked to the three but are, according to this former head of the anti-t anti-terrorist unit, they appear to be cells, some type of terrorist cells coordinated together at some point in the future. they are suspected, these nine, of trafficking in arms and explosives. now there's been no direct link to these arrests and the terror alert but this is the continuing drumbeat of arrests and also what we've been hearing out of pakistan those five germans or more that were killed in a drone strike yesterday. a lot of coincidences obviously. u.s. officials linking that particular area of pakistan, the tribal area there, to the information that they've been getting about possible attacks in europe. so it seems as if a lot of these

italy it could face sanctions if it does not remove 2400 tons of trash piled up in the streets of naplesve been protesting the smell and filth in a local dump as well as plans to open a new dumping site. for the past week, the protest vrs been torching vehicles, burning flags, hurling stones and firecrackers as well at police. >>> just in time for halloween, the ghosts are back in "paranormal activity 2" but can the sequel scare up the same success as the original? take a look. >> this is the freakiest thing that happened to me last night. this is the door closing by itself. >> dad? >> get out of my house! >> mm-hmm. we are getting the frightening detail nous from dawn yanic, editor at large of life and style weeklism you love this kind of stuff? >> i love scary movies. >> this one looks pretty scary. how does it compare to "paranormal activity 1," the first one? >> think people would have enough scares from the current state of the economy, no people want to go to the box office, the theaters and get themselves scared silly. moviegoers flocked to the theaters weekend and this movie brok

naples, west palm beach. >> new orleans, 80, baltimore, 66, boston, 58. 70s, kansas city, omaha. 62 ingo. 64 in indianapolis. 94 in phoenix. 86, sacramento. 57 in seattle. >>> it's been done by filipino prisoners and fans around the world and tennessee kids getting in step. >> students at a nashville middle school hoping to break the guinness world record for the number of people simultaneously dancing to what, michael jackson's monster hit, thriller. >> they look like they need a little more practice. some kids never heard of the song. they are certainly well versed now they have been practicing twice a day for two months. a little better now. >> get the hang of it. got to work it out. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." ♪ you start to feel ♪ and some one looks you right in between the eyes ♪ ♪ you're paralyzed >>> well, time to talk about koala bears, the little australian critters, some folks think they're really cute. you have to imagine they would be fun to have as a pet. >> it is so sad to hear they're facing a man made danger one putting their lives at risk. here'

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host: our next call is from naples, florida, our live for republicans. seacock put in context -- caller: put in context of the outrage of health what will your party do about the rate of inflation? that is my first question. how can you stay even with the world the educational level when you are receiving math and science pupils that rate 22nd. 25th? how deeply the card addressing those -- how you plan addressing those problems? host: michael worley? guest: i can identify with college tuition. are remember not so long ago, the situation was skyrocketing, but our aid was being cut. at least under this congress, we have seized an incredible increase student aid to deal with rising tuition. i really understand that. death to touch on your point of health insurance -- to touch on your point on health insurance, discovers has put in place laws that allow students to stay on their parents health-care insurance until they are 26. that helps out. if we are going to be competitive, there are going to be readied for degrees after their undergraduate -. we're thank

clashes are spinning out of controls near naples italy all over garbage and this dramatic video intod threw trash at police and they say the land fills are overflowing and contaminating the small towns and the european commission warns it could face sanctions, 2000 tons of trash off the streets. and prime minister burrell scony promised to take care of this situation. wow, here is a tragic story, a 19-year-old boogie boarder screams for his life as a shark bites his leg and drags him under the fick position, lucas' friend watched two feet away and he found the college junior's body, he died from a severe wound to his leg and they recovered the boogie board and had a one foot hole on the side from that spark bite. civil rights complaints against a woman in grand rapids, michigan, she posted an advertisement looking for a christian roommate, the complaints is thexclude people from other faiths. she the fair housing center says she's entitled to her opinion, but it's a violation to print a discriminatory statement and her attorney sent a letter to the state asking authorities to dismiss

we have the naples summit coming up in november. transatlantic defense will be one of the major deliverable. those of us that's the the relevance -- for those of us that see the relevance, missile defense is a key element. what struck me about your briefing, and you did mention linkages to nato missile defense, you mentioned the link up with the active player with coordination with the control center. a layman like myself looks at that and i see largely u.s. efforts. i see a u.s. network of ships, a u.s. network of bases. what is the european contribution to transatlantic missile defense as we evolve? is this really transatlantic missile defense or is this an american umbrella? >> as i said in my opening comments, to be affected, you need layers of defense. where we are in our development, we have the capability to deport -- to deploy the middle layer of defense. not only for nato, but if you lay out the basic requirement, we have a requirement to protect all deployed soldiers and their families overseas. to do that, we would have t

yes, protesters threw stones and set cars on fire near naples. 20 people were hurt.don't want a second one. and opening statements at the start tomorrow, in the murder trial of chandra levy, the washington intern went missing nine years ago and a man is charged with her murder. guys. >> all right. several lawmakers are calling for the defunding of npr over the firing of juan williams for comments that he made about muslims earlier this week. but how do average americans feel about the fearing? >> frank luntz just talked to one of his focus groups about this and what they had to say, may surprise you. take a look. >> so let me ask you bluntly should juan williams have been fired for what he said? who says he should have, raise your hands. not one of you? who says he should not have? all of you, why? it's pretty strong. juan williams is one of the greatest voices of counter point for t-- why always groo with him. >> i cringed when he said, because i knew the politically correct police would show up. npr for the first amendment and not others. >> as few people as powerf

frenchman thought to be an al-qaeda member, had notes and a kit for making bombs, and it happened in naplesis laptop and mobile phone were seized. another developing story, iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad says american leaders should be buried in a speech called for an undertaker to bury leaders in response to what he claims are threats over the nuclear program and questioned who was behind the september 11th attacks and made similar comments last month at the united nations. >>> a gunman kidnaps 20 men traveling on vacation, together, in the popular tourist spot of acapulco, mexico. according to a friend, who managed to get away, the group was looking for a hotel, when they were snatched. right now, no word on a motive and a separate incident in durango, mexico, a shootout between drug gangs left 14 people dead. >>> and we have new pictures into "fox & friends" of the coast guard rescuing 16 suspected illegal immigrants adrift in the boat. the navy and the coast guard teamed up to rescue the group, 40 miles off the coast of southern california. the rescuers saw them waving their arms

. >>> well, also, piles of garbage lying in the streets of naples. there's been rioting. look at these pictures. the italian government stopped construction after a clash over the weekend. three people were injured and five others were arrested after throwing fire bombs. still ahead, thousands of classified military documents out on the web yet again. claims of widespread abuse, even torture of civilians by iraqi security forces. chris lawrence live from the pentagon with the latest on the wikileaks fallout. hi, may i help you? yes, we're looking to save on car insurance, . . ive direct rate to other top companies', so you can save money! look! we saved a lot! and quick, too. and no more holding her purse! it's a european shoulder bag. it was a gift. mm-hmm. shopping less and saving more. now, that's progressive. personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> 13 minutes past the hour. things may look a little different to the viewers this morning because we have opened up the glass

>> reporter: that was last month in italy and in custody in naples and the three that were arrested this >> all right. jim bitterman for us in paris. >>> homeland security officials set to launch "operation rail safe," a yearly exercise and takes on new meaning in light of what we have been covering for few days as a heightened terror alert in europe and alerts from the british government, as well. fran townsend said that the security surge will come at a pretty good time to test the safety of the rails. >>> times square bombing susp it to be sentenced in a few hours. the bomb failed to detonate. he was arrested days later trying to flee the country. prosecutors are seeking a life sentence. we should know about that a little later on today. >>> also politics now. entering the home stretch. 28 days until america votes. and up for grabs, who controls congress? just four weeks to go, republican chris ten o'donnell has the first tv ad of the general election. >> our senior political editor mark preston is live at the cnnpolitics.com desk for us. good morning, mark. >> hey, good morning to yo

but first, jackie from naples [ male announcer ] martin o'maly sworn in.and history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. ves raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will raise taxes again. whether he does, iup to you. >>> this portion of "today" is brought to you by dannon activia. try to great new tas of dannon activia today. >>> we're back with breast cancer "today," all month long nfl players are sporting pink for breast cancer awareness. first nbc's peter alexander has the story of one nfl player who's been impacted by the disease. >> touchdown washington and a perfect throw for mcnabb. >> reporter: even in pink, chris cooley, tight e for the washington redskins, the a fearless player celebrated for his toughness. but the hardestit he ever took happened off the field. >> she called me and i knew something was definitely wrong, she said i have breast cancer. >> cooley's mother was diagnosed with s