. >>> coming up, steen straussburg makes his return to the moupd and rain, rain, and more rain. ♪ i'do anything for you dear ♪ anything, yes i'd do anything ♪ ♪ anything for you ♪ >>> welcome back to "first look." a gunman opened fires on national guard members at a nevada ihop yesterday. the gunman then shot and killed himself. his mote sieve not clear. family members say he had mental issues. >>> in west virginia, officials say a man shot and killed five people including a pregnant woman at a home. he then ran down an elderly woman, opened fire on a gas station wounding one person after pursuit by a deputy. he shot and killed himself. police believe they know the motive but they have not yet revealed it. >>> there may be a lite at the end of the tunnel for air travelers. homeland security secretary said yesterday you will eventually be able to keep your shoes on while passing through airport security. no specific date was given. she added that restrictions on carrying liquids will continue for some time. >>> and in poland, residents are cleaning up from a storm that brought massive

as adam cooper steen reports, the experience has been overwhelmingly positive so far. >> reporter: don't tell louis he can't do anything. >> it's like the biggest thing in my entire life. >> reporter: he's autisticautise specifically, asperger's syndrome, but that didn't stop him from joining the football team. not as the manager. not as the water boy. as a varsity defensive lineman. >> they saw i'm a beast. i'm, like, i want to say, like, the babe ruth of the football team. >> reporter: louis never played football before, but when he puts on that uniform, he says it makes him feel invincible. >> i used to have low self-esteem. and if you saw me before, you would think i'm a different person. >> come on! >> reporter: louis' mom says playing football has improved her son's speech and made him feel like one of the guys. >> you know, autistic kids don't traditionally like sports. they're not very social. and for him to come out of that shell and to show kids that, hey, i can do it, you can do it. >> ready? >> all of them are best friends. they even look after me if someone tries to bully me

there to cry it's only after troops liberated the village seventy two days after there was a hairy steen show of burnt flash in the village i found the body of my father and a hundred meters from the house. had been stabbed in the gut. had backed out his face. this footage filmed by police shows serbs massacred in villages around. various estimates put the number of serbian villages ruined by not so rich his troops during the war more than one hundred. the names of three thousand two hundred sixty two casualties have now been established. post-mortem reports make it clear the most of the people who were tortured the fall they were killed. service minister for public health zoran stankovic worked at the institute for forensic studies touring the war he witnessed the inquest into the deaths of the serbs and examinations for mass graves in bosnia. we saw the bodies of captives military men with their heads chopped off one served for example had been hit on the head with a blunt object and his eyes had been cut out moreover it was clear that his eyes were moved when he was still alive. many

and tony steen, all but out of it. somehow they battled back, david got a double.he cardinals beat the astros 8 nothing they had to set a march television and hope that the membrane to lose their game as the cardinals were all over the astros tonight, the actual 104 losses the most losses by a team since 2005. and here's the before mentioned a letter braves. three weeks ago they were a half cup on the cardinal. and then they have been making the braves feel pretty good easy. trooper droll's corp. for 13 innings. the hunter prance he had to give the phillies a little help. he comes through in their he is the illinois braves, and a half- game lead. the elusive to the phillies and on the american leaks of the in looking to try to help rival boston. then led tampa bay seven to nothing at one point that as long korea goes deeper analysis 7 to 6. there are two adults in the ninth inning and a former great dan joses for tampa bay it is all but over, two strikes, to out, it shot down the line and their ideas. currently seven to seven the bottom of the 11th candidate with t

. >> eric thomas steen. >> william r. steiner. >> alexander steinman. >> andrew stergiopoulos. >> andrew stern. >> and my son. i represent all our family. we love you. >> and my son. the sunshine of my life. he gave his life so that others could live. i love you, i miss you, and we will meet again soon. >> martha stevens. >> michael james stewart. >> richard h. stewart, jr. >> sanford m. stoller. >> lonny jay stone. >> jimmy nevill storey. >> timothy stout. >> thomas strada. >> james j. straine, jr. >> edward w. straub. >> george j. strauch, jr. >> edward t. strauss. >> steven r. strauss. >> steven f. strobert. >> walwyn w. stuart, jr. >> benjamin suarez. >> and my brother-in-law. our entire family love and miss you very much. we know you are with us. we see the butterflies. kiss your mom and hug my dad for us. >> into my father-in-law. we love you and miss you very much. >> david scott suarez. >> ramon suarez. >> yoichi sugiyama. >> william christopher sugra. >> daniel suhr. >> david marc sullins. >> christopher p. sulli

>> earn steen rose. she told me to believe in my self.ive add paper that had so much red on it and i thaurt it meant something good, and it was a c minus, and i went back in and took it again and changed my life. thank you, ms. rose. >> it's the most dependable question you can spring on life, because everybody knows the answer to that question, who changed your life. all those years we saw you guys smoking, and you open the door, and just like puffs of smoke, first responders, stop drop and roll, it was like a hazmat room in there, but our goal today is to hear the talk, and where these teachers are when i need them, i have no idea. we want to thank our first two educators up here on stage. we will have several more as the day goes on. coming up, as we work on the temperature here in the tent we will shift the focus a little bit and look at how the american classroom has changed and whether the changes have been for good or for ill, and a reminder, you are watching the second annual teacher town hall live from education nation here from

. >> reporter: and now, the next generation of steens is beginning to step up. 13-year-old alexandrat them to follow in your footsteps? >> i can't call them to do it. but i do think they feel something on the inside. there's a legacy. there's a responsibility that my dad started. >> reporter: a legacy that's now grown into even more. this is a beautiful building. and it cost a lot of money. you have a lot of money that comes in. where does the money go? >> we take in about $80 million. it's not all from the church. some ofit's from the tv audience, as well. it goes all over the world. if we take in 80, we spend 80. victoria and i don't take a salary. we've been blessed with our books and things. >> reporter: for all the doors that's opened for osteen, he's not sought a broader platform. do you feel when you have that kind of offense, it is an opportunity to talk about cultural issues and talk about, perhaps, controversial issues. >> i just think i'm good at not being sidetracked to what i i really called to do. >> reporter: are you concerned about alienating people? >> i'm concerned

as chris steen mentioned, tuesday, next tuesday, mitt romney gives his business job plans and followed two days later by the president and next week, the republican presidential candidates debate and jobs is a top issue. >> jobs numbers can't help the president's poll numbers. >> reporter: no. brand-new poll numbers come out this morning in advance of that jobs report. take a look at this. we asked is the economy in a recession? technically it isn't. two years out of recession what the economists say. more than 8 in 10 americans say they think the economy is in recession and only 18% say no. what about what is more important? creating jobs or lowering the deficit? you can right here 2-1 margin americans say more important for the obama administration to create jobs and why the jobs speech next week is so important. but there is a bit of a partisan divide. next number you can see democrats say creating jobs is the most important thing. two-thirds of independents agree. but less so for republicans. and among those who say they are tea spaert suppoparty supporterd on what is more importan

carol and chris steen have the morning off. >> good morning. i'm alina cho.at least 700 homes in just the past two days. the texas forest service said it has responded to 181 separate fires in just the past week. >>> a fourth person has died in a mass shooting at an i hop in carson city, nevada. tloo of the dead were members of the nevada national guard and another was a female civilian. seven others wounded. police say the gunman was eduardo sencion and he also killed himself. >>> president obama's jobs plan we are told will includes $300 billion in trax breaks and on this incentive spending. the president unveils his plan tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. cnn will have live coverage beginning at 6:00. >>> an hour ago, we talked about the story. it's hard to watch but it's so important and, in fact, so inspirational. a decade ago, randy wiebicke was one of thousands exposed to toxic defendant at the time ground zero. >> he died earlier this year leaving behind three children and a widow who believes that dust ultimately killed him. deb feyerick joins us t

need a favor, that you're giving me something but instead, create policy that takes that ron brown steenhat has the core mutual self-interest? not that you're doing something nice for me and i've got my hand out, but it is because you need me and we need each other for this economy to work? a basic law of housing physics, every seller need as buyer or else the house doesn't sell. >> let me give you another one ray. if you live next door to somebody's house that is foreclosed on you made every single mortgage payment, your house goes down in value about $10,000 on average, that debt. you talk about interrelated? everybody's home values, everybody's wealth, latino wealth in this country, for folks who have, been able to keep their jobs, been able to pay, intimately connected those being foreclosed on. this is why an investment like the president talked about last week is so critically important. and so, doing this project rebuild, $15 billion investment in those communities is absolutely critical. the other thing, you talk about education? one of the myths that has come out of this crisis

in all my years in public service, i have never steen public discourse so hostile. and i blame congress for that. members of the house have become so backed into their respective corners, so blindly intolerant of one another, it has made having even a simple conversation across the aisle nearly impossible. this extreme bipartisan or extreme part sonship is not what the american people expect out of their elected officials, and it has got to come to an end. the national debt is the single biggest threat to our economic and national security. those of you who know the blue dogs know that we have been talking about this for over 15 years. it is time for the members on both sides of the hours to stop playing lip service to bipartisanship and get to work to come up with a compromise that puts us on a path to a better future. a compromise that puts country before party. as blue dogs, our goal so encourage the members of the super committee to call for a time-out at least long noufer do what's in the best interest of this country. and we urge all members of congress to do