patent manning the heart and soul of the indianapolis colts wafor another neck surgery he could miss tire season it is his third surgery and the past 19 months. he currently has the longest consecutive streak of 225 consecutive starts. second only to pre--brett favre, he could be of the rest of the season. in college in november 20th 09 stanford and rival, u s c they ran up in mid field and ask what a short deal? and they said what is your deal? now he coaches seattle, and the other coaches the forty- niners and if you believe him? this is to hear hearing them. >> yes, coach is going at it. tuning in to see what the coaches are going to say to each other prior to the game. it has been said before and pretty much has been well documented, over documented. in the end, this is an 11-11 game is really that exciting? to find out what we are going to talk about? >> as long as he wins they put up with that. >> h on the > harboung,our friend tim, was here earlier and what was the chances of heart balm being a big hit for as head coach? >> i alex smith is his quarterback i do not know how grea

. >>> won a pro football as regular visitors will be missing to the indianapolis colts and notes that quarterback peyton manning won a place at it. it brings to an brings to an end the streak to what degree is could start. he is still recovering from our seats in the surgery. >>> time is running out cast your vote for the lowballing it was a week and we will bring you of the highlights on the news. >>> for some people in may of been in loveland pick up call -- an unwelcomed wakeup call. >> and gave i will be here with you for guys. [ female announcer ] did you know ninine out of ten growing kids don't get the recommended amounts of whole grain and calcium? that's where their favorite cereals like trix and cocoa puffs can help. general mills big g has the only leading line of kid cereals with at least eight grams of whole grain and a good source of calcium. look for the white check on the cereals they already love... like cinnamon toast crunch and lucky charms. help them grow up strong with general mills kid cereals. ♪ >> a virus and into rage out of control blood test is leaving homes

you i was so tickled when i heard that you were on because i had the chance in 2008 to visit the indianapolis area. i am a budding artist. one of the things i noticed about the downtown area was a beautiful fountain memorial. you have some real gems in that city. when i went inside the fountain gift shop, you have no gift cards or post cards of all of the great sights in indianapolis or anything around 8. i wanted to know why there is not a bigger push to market to people who come to that area. guest: thank you. that is a great tip and i will pass it along to the mayor of the city and to our tourism people to try to make certain that we are sharing the good news. there is a lot of beautiful architecture and nature all over the state. i am not convinced that we have done as expert of a job in getting the word out. i appreciate the tip, and we will act on it. host: next call. caller: is not just the crushing economy. we have one in seven americans in prison in this country which is ridiculous. most of them are therefore making a safer choice then using alcohol or tobacco. i would like to say th

in sports, on the eve of their nfl season opener the news is not good for peyton manning and the indianapolis colts. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> hey there, good morning. we start with news from the nfl. colts quarterback peyton manning is recovering slower than expected from off-season neck surgery and, according to sources, could need another procedure. in essence, he's out indefinitely. >>> to the diamond controversy between the phillies and marlins. hunter pence is there with the shot to right. peterson said he's interfered with, and he's right. a fan reaches over the wall to grab the baseball. umpires review it and call the out on fan interference. to the 14th, tied at four. bases loaded and david herndon walks in the winning run. nothing going right for the phils. fish win it 5-4. sad news to report. two days after suffering a stroke hall of famer lee roy selmon passed away yesterday. the first overall pick by the tampa bay buccaneers in 1976 he was a defensive end with the oklahoma sooners. lee roy selmon was 56 years old. >>> wild scene

the indianapolis team owner jim hurst sent a tweet monday. aid there's an outside chance he might play late season. there was a mixed message, though. earlier at a private breakfast, it was indicated the neck injury would keep manning out the rest of the season. >>> in baseball, the red sox and rays now tied in the american league wild card race. to baltimore we go, robert en dino hit a long drive to center fie field. he dropped it. baltimore beat boston, 6-3. the red sox have lost two games in a stunning september collapse. >>> meanwhile, johnny damon is now tied on the all-time hits list. the rays hung on to win against the yankees, 5-2. in chicago, a 4-win for the white sox. the manager has been released from his contract and is now looking for a job. >>> when we come back on a tuesday, we'll look at the morning's top stories and a prescription for disaster. doctors are running out of drugs for cancer and other life threatening illnesses. out of drugs for cancer and other life threatening illnesses. better than yours! dude, we got the same

. >>> on the eve of their nfl season opener, the news is not good for peyton manning and the indianapolislts. here's mario solis. >> hey there, good morning. we start with news from the nfl. colts quarterback peyton manning is recovering slower than expected from off-season neck surgery, and according to sources, could need another procedure. in essence, he's out indefinitely. to the diamond controversy between the phillies and marlins. the shot to right, brian peterson is there, yet can't make the catch. but wait, peterson says he's interfered with, and he's right. a fan reaches over the wall to grab the baseball. umpires review it and call the out on fan interference. to the 14th, tied at four. bases loaded and david herndon walks in the winning run. nothing going right for the phils. two days after suffering a stroke, hall of famer leroy sellman passed away yesterday. the first overall pick by the tampa bay buccaneers in 1976 he was a defensive end with the oklahoma sooners. he was 56 years old. wild scene at the baltimore grand prix. on board with helio castroneves during morning warm

. >>> the indianapolis colts are denying rumors that quarterback peyton manning needs more neck surgeryhat is true it would probably end his season before it begins. the colts have said that manning will not play their season opener on sunday. >>> when we return another look at the top stories. >> and almost ten years after 9/11 and ten years of war in afghanistan, what u.s. troops there are saying. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia -- thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and less pain means i can feel better and do more of what i love. [ female announcer ] lyrica is not for everyone. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior, or any swelling or affected breathing or skin, or changes in eye

. >> we've even had 'em at the indianapolis car races, and they've--they handled that well. they even had a car go by 'em at 150 miles an hour, uh--and-- and stood up to all of that. and they handle helicopters, sirens, uh, air horns. uh, they're very solid horses. >> john, who grew up on a farm, has been raising draft horses for about 30 years. >> we were looking for a--some new horse to work with in the future, and we'd read about the american cream draft horse, and the pro--the only problem was everybody said phey were extinct, there weren't any left. so i spent about a year looking and finally found a horse up in oregon. they are doing well. we have about 500 horses in the breed right now, uh, and the numbers are on the rise, so, uh, when we get around 1,000 horses, we're gonna feel very secure. the breed, uh, what's unique about 'em is the eye color. look at the eyes on the horse. they're amber eyes, like a signal light, and iÃunique to the breed. uh, the entire breed has amber eyes. >> [cheering] >> well, they're beautiful. they really are, and to be that large and, uh

the indianapolis colts say peyton manning may not play on sunday against houston. he's reportedly still recovering from neck surgery and is undergoing tests. manning hasn't missed a start in 227 consecutive games. he's only the second on the all-time list behind brett favre. >>> at the u.s. open serena williams is back in the quarterfinals. the wind was causing all kinds of problems in her match. this was yesterday, she powered past the former number one 6-3, 6-4. and in a thrilling first set tiebreaker novak djokovic and alexandr dolgopolov, djokovic won that, and the match, 7-6, 6-4, 6-2, and moves on to the quarterfinal. >>> when we come back another look at this morning's top stories. and surviving. a look at how one business rebuilds after losing almost everything. i'm phil mickelson,. if you have painful, swollen joints, i've been in your shoes. one day i'm on p of the world... the next i'm saying... i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had some intense pain. it progressively got worse. my rheumatologist told me about enbrel. i'm surprised how quick

the indianapolis colts underwent another surgery fthis week. he second longest starting streak for the nfl, and the other being brett favre. >>> you can hear him say it again, again, and again. >> everything in it will be paid for. >> president obama out there selling his new jobs plan. but how will it be paid for? will it get people back to work? let's break it down next. >>> time now for something we call fair game around here, and we take on hot button issues and hold people in washington accountable. president obama urged congress to pass his new bill and this is why he says they should. >> the american jobs act is simple. to put more people back to work and more money in the pockets of those who are working. it will create more jobs for construction workers and more jobs for teachers and veterans and more jobs for long-term unemployed. it will provide a tax break for companies who hire new workers and it will cut payroll taxes in half for every working american and every small business. >> he also said everything in the plan will be paid fo

surgery thursday and for all intents this is looking to be pretty much a wash of the season for the indianapolisentioned they got trounced today by the houston texans 34-7. how would you compare manning's importance to the colts compared to other quarterbacks and their teams? >> well, this guy's been the colts' maininning to the colts? >> one of the all-time great quarterbacks. tom brady injured a few years ago, ehler l earlier in the sea. this is the seminole player on the team. the quarterback position, how important. look at the backup, kerry collins and see how important peyton manning is to the team. >> turning to tennis quick. watching since i've been leer. serena williams doing great. any surprise there? she won. >> no, no. she lost. big upset. >> i thought -- oh, she defeated -- i thought serena williams defeated? i got it wrong. >> no. serena williams, sort of out-serena. >> a surprise to me. >> huge surprise. huge surprise. >> huge surprise to me. quickly, talk about rafael nadal playing novak djokovic, never get his name right, in the final on monday. no surprise there? >> well, it's

reggie wayne did the same of the indianapolis colts. he plans on wearing the gloves tomorrow.e players followed suit. the nfl said let's go ahead and loosen our uniform policy and let these guys pay tribute to the victims of 9/11 the way they want to. so that's what they're doing. and also players will be wearing patches on their jerseys tomorrow as well in honor of 9/11. >> it's very cool to see the players leading this effort. you see the pink bats in baseball. you see the pink gloves and things in football for breast cancer awareness. >> a lot of times the nfl, people call them the nfl, the no one league. kudos to them for loosening their guidelines here and letting the players express themselves. >> ray d'alessio. >> thank you so much. >> we'll see you again soon. speaking of 9/11, a lot of people stopping to honor those lost in those attacks. a lot of people are coming together to remember the victims. i'll tell you about the events that are already taking off today. stay with us. ♪ been torn apart ♪ got so many scratches and scars ♪ ♪ maybe time can mend us together agai

i wouldn't feel unsafe going to a race like the indianapolis. >> dr. ent, thank you very much for your perspective. we'll go to reno now to hear from members of the national transportation safety board. >> the investigator in charge of the accident, mr. howard clagens. he's nobody as the iic or investigator in charge. at 8:30 this morning the rest of the ntsb team arrived. our first activity was to basically walk through what had happened so far. so we walked the accident site, had a chance to speak with the ntsb investigators -- the three that were here at the time of the accident -- and get an update on their current activities. let me tell you about those current activities. the investigators have isolated the accident site. they have walked the accident scene which means that they have gone through and identified and processed the wreckage. the reno police department and nevada highway patrol is mapping the wreckage area with a very high technology gps laser system. the runway has been swept. that's in preparation to open up for operation again. the

of ohio state has found work working with the indianapolis colts. pervising how they throw the red hanky to check to see if they're played needs to be reviewed if he is the instant replay. and jim trestle, nice for that the running back, fred taylor. 15th on the rushing list. 15th and f l he retired last night and have a press conference today. he tried to keep his emotions in check but the jacksonville check or did not make it. >> the grandmother is my love of my life and talk to you what it was about. she raised five grandchildren and a to a room of apartment. she took her last $60 and gave it to me so i could try it out. this moment is relief for her. >> that is something, pam. these guys a been telling football since he was 7 years old. all of a sudden it is over and he is still a young a man. and when it is over, it is over. when you realize that it is over? is difficult to except. >> taking it back to his grandmother. >> the big story as teresa goodbye the giants of the diamondbacks. as we say goodbye. >> we will have more coming up tonight at

they take students to the site of the indianapolis 500 and stage a mass casualty disaster there so studentso emergencies. >> i'm so out of time. how much money is spent on the programs, and does it mean the extra funding goes to these programs and others are losing money like these classics you talk about? >> universities argue that the as cent of one discipline don't mean the decline of others. the fact is universities have always chased money, particularly when the economy is poor, as it is now. these are universities that are hiking up tuition and facing budget cuts, and the reality is this is one growth area where the government continues to pour money into education. >> scott gold with the "l.a. times." many thanks. >> thank you. >>> we're minutes away from an update of tropical storm lee in the gulf. the latest on the storm's path at the top of the hour. now, when you want powerful wifi, you've got it. with a verizon mobile hotspot, you can connect up to 5 wifi devices to the internet with lightning-fast verizon 4g lte speed. a gaming device. ereader. mp3 player. connect any 5 for wif

. >>> in houston, texans matt schaub threw for 20 yards and a touchdown against the colts. indianapolis may be out for the season, by the way, too. the texans rallied the counties rallied the colts 47-4. >>> in phoenix, arizona, cam newton ran for one touchdown for carolina and he became the first rookie to throw for more than 400 yards in his first nfl opener but arizona scored on 89-punt return in the fourth quarter. cardinals beat the panthers 28-21. >>> finally, a shocker at the u.s. open. serena williams lost a game for yelling during a point against australian's stosur. in a scene reminiscent of a dispute two years ago, williams argued the call against her. stosur upset williams in two straight sets to earn her first career grand slam victory. you can see the men's final today at 4:00 p.m. eastern time today right here on cbs. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> despite the losses felt by all americans on 9/11, there are still weddings and kids still playing and life goes on. . [ rob ] i'm rob jones, professional race car driver and former fighter p

. >>> major funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lily endowment, an indianapolis-based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. and the corporation for public broadcasting. >> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us as we begin this 15th year of "religion and ethics newsweekly." we will have a story on the large-scale operation now large-scale operation now under way by religious groups to help those hurt by hurricane irene. but first, as the 10 year anniversary of september 11th nears, we begin our special coverage of the lingering consequences for the still grieving families, for interfaith relations and for american muslims. >>> u.s. islamic groups are calling for an investigation of the new york city police department after the associated press reported thatndercover officers conducted wide-ranging surveillance of daily life in muslim

. >>> the first ever baltimore grand prix, the same cars you see in the indianapolis 500. leaders are gambling on hitting the racing jackpot. >> reporter: baltimore is about to get noisy. this labor day weekend, the place affectionately known as charm city is hosting a fast-paced race through the streets with hairpin turns and 90 degree angles, reaching speeds of up to 160 miles per hour. >> they run exactly the place your car is running every day, from 9:00 to 5:00, riding downtown to work. you're going 35 to 0 mile-an-hour. we're going the same place 160 mile-an-hour. that's why it's so cool. >> reporter: it's the baltimore grand prix, the inaugural event in a five-year indy car series. the mayor expects to bring more than 11 million. >> city coffers. >> any idea how much money it's brought in in a larger way. >> we don't have exact figures but we hope it will be more than over 100 million. >> reporter: the city of baltimore is hoping this event will put it on the map for racing fans worldwide, attracting tourists and giving the economy a much needed boost. unemployment i

reggie wayne of the indianapolis colts, said the same thing. he was going to go out.reggie, wearing the red, white and blue gloves. as a result of this and other players saying they felt the need to go ahead and wear these shoes and these gloves, the nfl said for this sunday only, we're going to loosen our policy and if you guys want to express yourself that way, that's fine. which makes sense because they even honor breast cancer awareness with the pink and everything. i'm surprised the nfl didn't do something like that for the whole league this sunday, but at least they're loosening that uniform policy. >> nice to see. very visible day on sunday. everybody will be watching nfl football. let's turn now to college sports. >> oh, yeah. >> if you can call it that. this is golden. this coach, set this up for us. >> every so often, t.j., it happens on average, i say once every three years, a coach, be it a pro coach, nfl coach, they come out with one of the press conference rants that are just instant classics. we have another one, coastal carolina head football coach dav

. >>> major funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lily endowment, an indianapolis-based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. the estate of william j. carter and the estate of james hinson. and the corporation for public broadcasting. >> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us on this weekend of remembering and trying again to understand what happened on 9/11/01, and what the consequences have been. religious congregations around the country are holding special services for the victims and their families. and, religious leaders are offering prayers for the nation. many interfaith events are also taking place. in washington, prominent leaders from several faith traditions spoke of the need for religious tolerance. >> the presence in america of people of all faiths and belief systems enrich our diverse country. the ideals that unite us ar

the pain and manning will not play on sunday night when the indianapolis colts play the houston texanshad numerous injuries including neck surgery in may that he is not fully recover from. let us get ready for a guest, pam is always asked when will we have people that drive a ferrari, let us relate to our audience. >> i just ask the other day. >> and for you because i respect you and your love of the community, i will have a parade. the second place team. we will talk to the owner of four great honors, the ferrari owners group a very special event. all of you with four robberies, this is what you have been waiting for. joe, can i be honest with you? right now you have a reporter is taking your hubcaps and all of your parts. what is left of his car, we will talk about in a moment. if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your edit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection. relentle

in the middle of the country indianapolis, detroit, the majority of the country a dry weekend and the heat continues in areas of texas. the bottom line is finally i'm here to bring some good news for a nice weekend. >> we thank you for that. >>> fire many the hollywood hills. we're going to tell you which big name celebrity's former home went up in flames. >>> also will congress act on president obama's plan for jobs. there are some promising signs in washington. >>> and later america's economy after 9/11. how big a role the attacks played in what's happened on wall street over the past ten years. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] unlike some car companies, nissan is running at 100%, which means the most innovative cars are also the most available cars. nissan. innovation for today. innovation for all. ♪ and form a layer called biofilm so strong it survives brushing. thankfully, there's listerine® antiseptic. its triple-action formula penetrates biofilm, kills germs and protects your mouth for hours. fight biofilm with listerine®. kil i've tried it.otects your mouth for hours. but nothing's h

the texans rob indianapolis, 34- 7. >>> how about some tennis? williams hadn't lost a set at the u.s. open in the women's final. different today. >> they will have to play it right there. >> started in the middle of the shot. >> the umpire awarded samaa soser the point because serena screamed white ball was still in play. [ booing ] serena's issues will be up, overshadowed a dominant performance by sorcer, winning in straight sets for the first- ever grand-slam title for her. congratulations to her. >>> how about the giants and the dodgers. the dodgers came in in third place, which is 2 1/2 games behind san francisco. all of a sudden, threatenning to overtake the giants for second place. l.a. in the football spirit, rob barrajas and the pop-up, nearly tackled by russ mitchell and held off. 1-1 ball game, the bottom of the 5th inning and pablo sandoval goes deep to left. tony gin relieved and doesn't get it. it's gone. jeff scores, the giants win 8-1 and so the giants, you know, they're not 8 envelope back. arizona did lose today and that is a mor

the eagles. >> pittsburgh and indianapolis next week. see you there. >> looking forward to it. >> ben roethlisberger and the afc champion steelers on "sunday night football." begins with "football night in america" at 7:00 eastern, 4:00 pacific. local news is next. for now, al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya, our whole crew, good night from atlanta. state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. text save to 7-8836. >>> a wild one at the stick. high drama against the cowboys. >> our players got to dig down and finish the game. this is the national footb

the super bowl is in indianapolis, so none of this they can become the first team ever to host the superam. houston is a team here but that division is all topsy-turvy because jacksonville, tennessee and indianapolis being bad. this is houston's year to be a good team. they got off to a good start yesterday. collins is 39 years of age. don't forget he retired and came back. you expect the colts to have 6-10 kind of season. >> just shows you how peyton manning is right there. steelers/ravens. this is usually a good game, these divisional rivals. blowout yesterday for baltimore. >> i thought the ravens were going to play well yesterday. they were sitting on that game last year in the playoffs for a year, a game they blew the lead. pittsburgh had seven turnovers, they were due to beat roethlisberger who had never lost to the ravens, 6-0 as a starter. the ravens went out and played well. flacco threw the ball, they got a big turnover at the start of the third quarter and the referees getting banged up, this is a big, big, big win for the ravens and gets them on a good run here. >> bad day fo

the big, blue whale. >> take a look at this this first video check this out. a tarantula terrified a news team in indianapolise anchor was quite comfortable and taunted the weatherman who suffers from a serious case of iraq the phobia. >> i am leaving the studio right now! iraq phobi iraq monophobiaa phobphobia of an sex-- >> this next video. this brawl in sarasota, florida. we have learned that the team disagreed with the call that the raft made. today the 14 year veteran referee spoke. >> unfortunately i believe that this let their emotions overcome them. many families and players were not involved and all of this to continue. >> today, charges against the coaches and 142 year-old player. -and one of the 14 year-old players. >> take a look at this shark and southern california. the photographer did not know what he captured until we got home. he is looking at this and despite the surfers nobody reported seeing a shark. stay with us, more news after this break. ♪ ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ [ female announcer ] kraft cheese has more full len

the 9/11 disaster. each weighing 17,000 pounds. an indianapolis firefighter designed the memorial.ation ceremony is planned for sunday. >>> many first responders who went to ground zero after 9/11 carry emotional scars that will last forever. but as john sasaki tells us, ten years later, many are still suffering physical effects as well. >> reporter: a few bay area residents have images, sounds, and smells of 9/11 seared into their memories, unlike the rest of us. >> you sit down, even when you're on the site, when you're done for your shift and you go, my god, i mean, it's overwhelming. >> the places we were, they were picking up you know, pieces of body parts that were like -- >> reporter: they're part of the search and rescue team that worked for two weeks after 9/11. ten years later, some of them have health problems. >> unfortunately, i ended up with some respiratory illnesses because of it. shortness of breath. i coughed for nine months straight when i returned. and i have been on medications for the past ten years. >> when i got sick, i had a sinus infectionment. >> reporter

the way. milwaukee, chicago, indianapolis, cincinnati, the dreary weekend you have had will continue in to therobably at least until say thursday when things look better. it will be warm across the rockies. it will be warm ahead of that system. watch for nice near 80-degree temperatures tomorrow for new york city and washington, d.c. denver up to 87 degrees. and last, but not least, we are keeping an eye on the tropics. ophelia is post tropical. no longer concerned about and we have tropical storm philippe but nothing expected to hit land anytime soon. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. the next hour of the cnn newsroom starts right now. >>> top of the hour, i'm don lemon. thank you for joining us. here the cnn newsroom, this week begins one of the most high profile gut wrenching criminal trials you may ever witness. dr. conrad murray, the man blamed for michael jackson's death will defend himself in court on charges of involuntary manslaughter. the trial began on friday when the jury was seated. the defense tried to have the jury sequestered unsuccessfully. for a better understanding o

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the indianapolis colts quarterback has been sidelined this season by a neck injury. surgery after surgery has failed. he recently flew to europe for stem cell therapy that's not approved in the u.s. as abc's john berman reports, that has some doctors here crying foul. >> reporter: all-pro quarterback peyton manning has thrown thousands of perfect passes in nfl games. it's his latest medical hail mary that is causing controversy. manning, out for months with a bulging disc in his neck, reportedly traveled all the way to europe for experimental, and some think dangerous, adult stem cell therapy. >> when you leave a well-regulated environment, all bets are off. >> reporter: in treatment not approved by the fda, stem cells are removed from a healthy part of your body and injected into the problem area. the hope is they can repair damaged cells. the problem, some doctors say, is there is not enough proof it works for this type of injury. >> experimenting on humans, or promising things to humans that can't really be delivered is not ethical. >> reporter: manning is one of t

. >> major funding for religion and ethics news weekly is provided by the lily endowment, an indianapolis-based private family foundation dedicated to founders in christian religion, community development and education. additional funding provided by mutual of america. designing customized individual and group retiremt products. that's why we are your retirement company. the estate of william j. carter, the jane henson foundation and corporation for public broadcasting. >> welcome. i'm kim lawton for bob aber nethy. thank you for joining us. there is intense debate at the united nations general assembly in new york over the palestinians's controversial request for full recognition as a state. the u.s. is promised to veto in a security council that must approve the request. religious groups are on both sides of the issue. evangelical christians rallied in support of israel while jewish groups released a petition opposing a palestinian bid for stood hood right now. some christian and muslim groups said the time has come for palestinians to have their own state. religious leaders urged renewed mom

the owner of the indianapolis colts say it is likely peyton manning will miss the entire season, butn december. of course, the team may be way out of things by then. the colts are off to an 0-3 start without their franchise quarterback. >> you feel for that guy. >> he never missed a game. it's just sad. >>> it's now official the new jersey nets are the brooklyn nets. jay-z made that announcement yesterday. he has been the face of the plan to move the team to brooklyn and the new barclay's center is still under production. the move for the 2012/2013 season. he will open the arena with a concert. he is trying to get people excited. he is throwing in concerts and beyonce might make an appearance. >> would you go to those? i invited carol yesterday to join me for one of my yankees games and she didn't seem -- >> are you kidding? >> unless the tigers are playing. >> she's loyal. carol is loyal. >>> all right, speaking about the yankees, usually all business pinstripes, no goatees allowed. check this out. the team decided to haze the rookies by dropping up from '80s pop stars. milli vanill

northern plains will be dry, mild, sunny with highs in the 60s and 70s. >>> in sports, pittsburgh was just able to pull out a win last night over indianapolise a look. the colts tied the game in the closing minutes on a joseph addai touchdown. but the steelers kicked a field goal with four seconds left on the clock. they take the win. 23-20. >>> in buffalo, patriots tom brady was intercepted four times by the bills defense. with the score tied, the bills kicked a 28-yard field goal as time expired. the bills surprised new england 34-31. >>> in philadelphia, new york quarterback eli manning completed four touchdown passes against the eagles "d." then the giants defense hit eagles quarterback michael vick. he had to leave the game with a broken right hand. it's his nonthrowing hand. still not certain, though, when he will be able to play again. the giants, they win it 29-16. >>> in baseball, the red sox still hanging on to the a.l. wild card spot but barely though. scored tied in the 14th inning in new york. boston's jacobi alsobury smacked a three-run homer to right field. red sox beat yankees after losing the first game of the double-header

kelly osborne stepped off the plane in indianapolis. proposal from her boyfriend, also a former soldier. she was greated by family and friends and a diamond ring. the couple say they hope to tie the knot in the next six months. there you have the best of the rest. >> coming up, we know our nation's growing debt is serious. are things getting this bad? ( grunting ) ♪ [ male announcer ] each of these photos was taken by someone on the first morning of their retirement. it's the first of more than 6,000 sunrises the average retiree llee. ♪ as we're living longer than ever before, prudential's challenge is to help everyone have the retirement income they'll ne to enjoy every one of their days. ♪ prudential. bring your challenges.

. >> let me tell you about the indianapolis of this from mark zandi. verall and cut the unemployment rate by 1 percentage point. this is his morning after analysis. and, quite frankly, gene spur ling pointed me to this analysis when i asked him how many jobs would this plan create. that is, of course, if they can pass all of it, david. >> well, gene spurling is a smart fellow and realizes those are good numbers for him and they want to predict as they did for stimulus one that the unemployment rate is going below 8% and it never got there. but it's interesting. we asked cnn this morning to calculate, okay, 1.9 million jobs, 450 billion dollars, how much does that cost per job? i think the calculations came back around $225,000 per job. folks are going to think that is worth it, especially since it gives you infrastructure to boot. other folks are going to say, too much. i think what we are going to see is that there will be action by republicans to go along with the president in some areas. especially on cutting taxes and trade and helping small busines

. >>> less than a day after the team denied it would happen, indianapolis colts quarterback peyton manningneck surgery on thursday. it was for persistent nerve problems. his recovery time is uncertain but he might be out for the season. >>> here in new york they finally played tennis at the u.s. open. after two days of rainouts, roger federer had an easy win, cruised in three straight sets to advance to the finals on saturday. >>> and serena williams was almost untouchable as she closed out a quick move to the semifinals, only two wins away from a fourth u.s. open final. >>> in baseball arizona leads the national league western division by seven games. in baseball the diamondbacks kennedy struck out 11 on the way to the 19th win of the season and justin upton homered for the second night in a row as arizona beat san diego 4-1. >>> in the tenth inning in baltimore the orioles robert andino singled down the third baseline, last placed baltimore edged the first place yankees 5-4. >>> when we return a look at this morning's top stories. >>> plus reflecting absent at the sight where the twin to

arder from the sleep disorder center in indianapolis said it's not uncommon. >> there's the video. >> exactly. >> it's an addiction. it's like an addiction. >> it's gone viral on youtube, apparently. yes, it's happening. you know, i have to admit i've been a sleep eater in the past. >> really? >> it happened to me -- >> you go down to the fridge or the pantry? >> i wake up -- >> chocolate? nuts? >> fruit sometimes. i'm not kidding you. i woke up once and there was a bowl with a half eaten apple and almonds there. >> it could be worse. >> i think i'm food deprived in general. >> it could have been ice cream. >> we digress. >> hurricane irene obviously now tropical storm lee we're watching. >> right. >> with the hurricane last week, we had a pennsylvania couple who took advantage of this. >> that's right. >> they named their -- we could see a shot of them. they named their son manuel hurricane cooper. apparently they're going to call him hurricane. cute little guy. >> he was born just after midnight last sunday as hurricane irene moved through pennsylvania. he was born and -- he's adora

the central rockies. >> 85 in salt lake city. 77 in seattle. near 90 in boise. chicago, detroit, and indianapolis to the 60s. 82 in boston. 79 in atlanta. and 81 in new orleans. >>> and president obama is spending this labor day wi workers and their families in detroit. yesterday, mr. obama promised federal help for those who are suffering the aftermath of irene. wabc's marcie gonzalez reports from northern new jersey. >> are you okay? oh, i'm so sorry. >> reporter: a word of hope from the president for people starting to feel they have none. madeline garcia is finally scraping out the muddy mess for the first time since hurricane irene roared through this area last week, leaving her furniture store nothing more than curbside trash. >> everything. the water come up to here. >> reporter: the president saw firsthand in paterson and wayne, new jersey, the livelihoods turned to waterlogged losses. behind each handshake and hug, a story like iris vega's. >> couldn't save anything. only thing i got is my sanity. >> reporter: she admits that too is on unsteady ground as she looks at the wreckage and wat

the part of officials and authorities there. if you remember, it was just three weeks ago today in indianapolis where the stage collapsed during thed concert and three people died there. i'm not sure if that's being taken into account at all in this situation. it's great to see that they're evacuating the situation right now as these storms are approaching from the west. you can see there's a severe thunderstorm watch across the whole area, it does include chicago too, and there's been ground stops at o'hare as well as midway because of those thunderstorms so if you're trying to travel, unfortunately things aren't looking better as things are pushing from from the west. maximum winds around 16 miles an hour, it's been kind of drifting erratically, off the coast of louisiana here. so the intensity has stayed the same, very little movement, the best thing about the storm today has been that all of the heavy showers and thunderstorms and most of the heavy rain has stayed to the south and east of the center of the storm, into the gulf of mexico, while we have already seen some rainfall report up to nine inches, this is a slow moving s

the bodies were disclosed last night. there is an autopsy being conducted today in indianapolis. jenna: the way that authorities even found out about this is a little child was wandering on the road and some good samaritan stopped and waited with the child until police came. do we know if that child belongs to any of those murdered? >> according to sheriff ken murphy, all he had to say was that what you just said a good samaritan had discovered this child walking down the roadway and all he said was that the child was in a safe environment. jenna: real quick here, mike, are people nervous in the area? >> you know, that's hard for me to say. i would say people are taking precautions, you know, because the sergeant did tell people, because they have, you know, limited information, just to be cautious and keep your doors locked, and any information the sergeant said people can call the indiana state police and any caller will remain anonymous. jenna: we have the number there, mike. thank you so much. mike selke. wise radio in the area jon, we really have no idea of whether or not one

here's your first look at some of the other news going on around america today. a driver in indianapolis nearly drove his dump truck off an elevated section of interstate 65. witnesses say the driver lost control, rolling up and over a cement barrier before coming to a stop with the front end just dangling there. the driver was unhurt in the accident. >>> police in michigan suspect a crash that ended the lives of two people was due to drag racing. the two people were killed. they were passengers inside a truck that smashed into a building. the driver did survive and is expected to be charged in connection with the deaths. >>> the big one that got away is that fishing story we all know. not this teen. he's not going to have to do that. with the help of a friend, the 19-year-old captured a 12-foot long, 300-pound alligator. he was able to reel in the massive animal by pulling it on to his boat with a fishing rod and then killing it with a .44 caliber harpoon and bang stick. >>> finally, the annual herb festival is getting a lot of attention for the pumpkin chucking competition. the team ab

the mail and nine years later, how one south bay plan fought it and won. those stories and much more coming up tonight at 50b 5:00. >> meanwhile a tarantula terrified a news team in indianapolis. it was on the set for the animal segment and this anchor was comfortable with the creature but the weather man has series arachnophobia. watch. >> i am leaving the studio right now. i'm not kidding. i will leave the studio. i will punch you if you get close to me. >> lawrence, you would never say that, would you? >> no, i wouldn't, frank. >> apparently the co-anchor didn't like it, either. and who can blame him? pretty gross. >>> and that is it for the cbs 5 news at noon. have a great labor day weekend, everybody. we will see you again on monday morning. and enjoy. what a great day. take care.