carson and his twin brother, cameron, were born two months early and carson had trouble breathing. >>hought it was normal preemie stuff. >> reporter: at 9 1/2 months, carson's development was slower than his brother's, on thanksgiving week in 2003, his mom became alarmed. >> i couldn't figure out why he just kept crying. he would throw up. he was really sick. >> reporter: after a few doctor's visits, one immedia pediatrician was determined to find the problem. >> she kept feeling husband hid and asking him questions and decided to send us to a local hospital. >> reporter: a ct revealed a mask, doctors didn't know it was a tumor or brain defect. they told the family at carson's age nothing could be done. >> i can't describe the feeling that i had as a mom. and i didn't want them to take him from me and just can't imagine losing him. >> reporter: after two months of tests, doctors did a biopsy, carson was diagnosed with nodular meduloblastoma, a type of brain cancer. he was referred to st. jude. >> there was nothing you could do for a birth defect and they told me there was something we

greg: a man who recruited carson palmer when carson was a junior in high school.r the middle to the 45 to louis murphy. clock continues to move. 1:0 to play. there is tim tebow. now we get a penalty flag. >> delay of game, number 18, throwing the ball. the down will count, it will be first down, five-yard penalty. first and 10, oakland. dan: murphy tries to be a little fancy spinning the ball. ended up going about eight yards down the field. greg: might be getting to the point where -- palmer up the seam. nice catch made by denarius moore. that is to the 40-yard line of the broncos. dan: carson takes a big hit. >> personal, roughing the passer, number 58. defense. blow to the head and leading with the crown of the helmet. 15-yard penalty and automatic first down. greg: that is the rookie, von miller. he has been close a couple of times today. dan: that will get him a fedex envelope from the national football league. he got a good three steps at carson palmer after palmer threw that football. that was an easy call for them to make. greg: so the raiders now to the 2

first, i want to bring carson back.y the tambourine, finally? >> we saw you dance. >> i can't sing. >> i thought you were going to dance. >> we would do a combo. >> what are you doing this week? you have a big benefit this week. >> cyndi thought of the idea to do the home for the holidays concert. and it's this sunday, december 4th at the beacon theater here in new york. and tickets are available. >> lots and lots of people. carson, of course, will be there. i'm going to be there. rosie o'donnell. wanda sykes. >> norah jones. >> sandra wilson. >> a great show. >> yeah. >> vanessa carlton. skylar gray. i'm missing -- >> cyndi lauper. >> oh, yeah. >> don't forget. and the band. >> and the band. >> and the band. >> a very good cause. >> yes. you see, there's up to 40% of the kids on the street who are homeless are lgbt. and that's kind of like an epidemic to me. and i don't think you should throw your kids out on the street. but since that's what they're doing, i think somebody has to step up. and i thought for the holiday

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carson kressley, cheering for everyone. >> go, carson.l have him weigh in a little bit. he's getting on a plane with all three finalists. they'll all be here for our after-party, right here in times square. that's some plane. >> good times. all tomorrow morning. ♪ >> i think it's the jazz hands. and jazz hands. >>> also, this half hour, looking forward to sharing my interview with the lady herself, lady gaga. this is her wonderland workshop at barney's here in new york. >> she turned it into a fairy tale there. >> overload of the senses when you go in there. you're not going to believe all that you're going to see. also, she's going to -- you know the grammy egg? some of her favorite books. so, we'll share a little tour of that. she's also going to talk about her thanksgiving special, that's thanksgiving night here on abc. her first television special. so personal. so intimate. so beautiful and special. >> so very gaga. >> "a very gaga thanksgiving." >>> from the egg, to turkeys. thanksgiving, obviously, all about the big bird. you know,

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when it comes to carson, i did the most outrageous thing when i was writing about carson.i compared him to thomas jefferson. and i compared him as scientists and essentially. jefferson wanted to know everything about the west. he wanted to know the geography, the indians, the religion of the indians, their marriage customs. he wanted to know the languages. he wanted to know the rivers. he wanted to know the soil, the climate. kit carson was illiterate, but he learned all those things and he had a photographic mind. he could remember every place he had ever seen. he knew many indian languages. he knew canadian french, he knew spanish. he was fluent in those languages. and my favorite understatement in american history is from 1842, fremont is going up the missouri river in a steamboat to mount the oregon trail and he meets kit carson and he says, i need a guide to take me to the rocky mountains. and carson, who was a very humble man, not at all pretentious, said i spent some time in amounts. i think i can take you where ever you want to go. they are was born the great partn

but carson never, never sleeps. going to have the finalists. >> i want rob on tape saying good morning, america. that's a perfect friday, good morning, america. >> carson, i want to bring you back. once again, you stole the show last night. you and anna with your "vogue" number. that was something else. >> i've been voguing since i was 11 years old. it just came naturally. >> this is what you really enjoy. >> i'm going to teach you how to do this. it's very easy. we'll do it later on the show. >> you got it. >> looking forward to that. >>> new details in the natalie wood case. a woman has told police that she heard natalie wood calling for help the night she drowned. we'll get into that ahead. >>> plus, why would these girls in bikinis go swimming with sharks? not another "jaws" movie. it's science that could change everything you ever knew about the most feared predator of the sea. >> they're brave. >>> we begin with exclusive, new information about the former fiance of the woman who disappeared after appearing on

carson, i want you to pay attention. i hope you're still there, carson.ore -- >> i'm right here. >> -- josh and sam in the next segment, after we do "dancing with the stars" stuff, okay? >> i'm going to do that. i'll start working on my math. >> that look of oh, no. but we had such a fun time at our party. rocked halloween yesterday. and we have a surprise guest that's going to be coming up in the next half hour. you never know. >>> you know, we introduced you -- >> now, that's a team photo. i got to tell you. >> sam, josh is still holding sam champion. >> and i like george in that picture. >>> so, we introduce you all to the trainer that went from superfit to superfat in six months. now, he's starting the hard part. that is, of course, losing the weight again in a "gma" exclusive. drew manning and his wife, lynn, are here, to tell us why he went through such extremes. cannot wait to talk to them about that. >> that's all coming up. >>> first, let's get news from josh. >> we're going to begin with the firestorm surrounding herman cain over charges that he

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he was a marvelous man. >> and what about coffee with johnny carson?- >> the tonight show was taped in burbank and the tapes were sent overnight. i think that's how it was done. the fellow who took them every night -- he said that i should meet johnny carson. he did not have me on the show but he said it -- >> what was the reason -- you were by yourself. where did you get this wanderlust? -- >> i am not entirely certain. my parents did not travel a great deal. and all went back to this deep disappointment. i sat next to this boy in school whose father built trains and lived in america. he lived in connecticut and he would come back from the holidays and show me pictures -- it sounds ridiculous, but the merritt parkway. i thought this was the most beautiful highway i had ever seen. i knew about things like the grant -- grand canyon, but i thought, this is where i wanted to go. i had no wanderlust, but going from montreal, this is north of lake superior. this is incredibly romantic. and people are astonishingly kind. every journey begins with the first s

. >> that's what happened july 22nd, 2010, to officer seth carson in maryland. and it's all caught on his police dash cam. the fiasco starts when officer carson who was out patrolling gets word an attempted armed robbery has taken place and that three suspects are on the loose in a white suv. >> 15 officers flooded the area trying to find the vehicle that robbed the individual. one officer thought he had seen him. >> officer carson is right at that apartment complex and spots the van. >> my whole intentions were to make a left-hand turn but when i saw him i ended up turning right. >> a chase ensues and officer carson radios in a description of the car with the plate numbers and quickly discovers it's a stolen van. >> i knew we were heading for a one-lane bridge. my dash cam can't show it but i can see a vehicle coming across that bridge. i know no other car could get through it. i knew there was nowhere for him to go. >> once on the bridge he tries to maneuver around an oncoming taxi. but instead hits it. now the passenger side is up against the guardrail and it

carson and his twin brother, cameron, were born two months early and carson had trouble breathing. >>family at carson's age nothing could be done. >> i can't describe the feeling that i had as a mom. and i didn't want them to take him from me and just can't imagine losing him. >> reporter: after two months of tests, doctors did a biopsy, carson was diagnosed with nodular meduloblastoma, a type of brain cancer. he was referred to st. jude. >> there was nothing you could do for a birth defect and they told me there was something we could do, we would go to st. jude and he had a 30% chance of survival. >> carson had a specific type of megaloblastoma and we recognize this particular tumor is common in infants, but the outcome for these patients is very good. >> reporter: after the tumor was removed, carson's parents had a tough decision to make, should they allow radiation to maximize his chance of survival? >> we knew that radiation was so hard on babies, because their brain's not developed. >> reporter: carson was given a type of radiation that focused on the tumor alone, while preservi

. >>> carson palmer, i am excited to see what he does. >> a change of pace, late in the mood -- carson palmer as frank said, to get his first start as an oakland quarterback, he will have a brand-new target, new for the to the raiders, but not to him. houshmandzadeh, fresh as a starter, they talked about the guy who has something left in the tank at age 33. >> it was not carson's idea, but once i said this is what i want to do, the coach said this is a pretty good deal. he never came to me and said look, you need to get tj on the football field, this is my decision, i took it to the powers that be, i said this is what i think we need to do in order to continue to get a little bit better. >> he knows more about offensive and defensive football than any nonquarterback effort that is around. and it will be a really big help -- >> just with the guys they have, they're all fast. but they don't really have a guy that can work the middle of the field. so i think that i can bring that -- to the table, you know? >> all the receivers, you know me being here my first day, they're all supportive.

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>> i got carson straight now. carson listens to me. he knows what's going on.ows who runs this side of the locker. he knows. you can tell him i said it. [ laughter ] >> tell him to call plays in the backup tight end. >> call me anything you want to as long as he completes it. if you need me to grab it, i can take them on the shelf. they have been sitting on the shelf because we have so many guys catching the ball. if i need to take them off the shelf, i'll take them off. >> see the raiders sunday morning on cbs 5. stay tuned for the highlights and reaction on the fifth quarter. >>> monte vista high school has a first round play-off tomorrow fight. at 6-4 they have better years but as dennis o'donnell reports, for one offensive lineman just playing was victory in itself. >> my dad he asked me like in preparation for what a coach would, you know, question a coach my the might ask me like what's your least favorite thing about football. and i sat there for about five minutes... trying to think of just one thing i could say. >> reporter: ryan neil's passion for foo

carson has established 64 reading rooms in eight states.luding this one, which opened up last year at jacksonville elementary. future anesthesiologist, kis cooper says he relates to the doctor's humble beginnings. >> doesn't matter where you come from. you can always,a chief. >> andrea fujii, wjz eyewitness news. >> his talk was also broadcast to all baltimore city schools. >> i always love his message. >>> still to come. a tine device. how new technology is stopping grains before they even start. >>> why u.s. officials are worried about the safety of american athletes in england. >>> bob turk. the first warning weather center. rain and cooler temps on the way. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. warning five-day forecast. >> and [ female announcer ]t at verizonfios.com, you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ and you're always guaranteed the lowest prices online. so don't wait... try, compare and buy at verizonfios.com today. be

literally, by the way -- carson's going to unleash his holiday imagination.ive us clues as to what he's going to do. listen closely. and i'm sure -- >> he's going to -- >> he's taking notes. checking them twice. finding out who is naughty and -- i'm naughty. >> i knew that. >>> josh, let's get some news. big news in the airline industry. >> breaking within the hour. word comes that american airlines and its parent company have filed for bankruptcy. weekend anchor, bianna golodryga, is back with us here. what does this mean for passengers? >> we should preface the news saying it will not affect passengers. they are honoring tickets and making normal refunds. american and its parent company, say they're voluntarily filing for chapter 11 to reorganization and become more competitive. the airline has struggled recently, failing to reaching a cost-cutting labor agreement. and there will be a change at the top of the company. american ceo, a long-time face of the industry is now retiring. and it used to be the world's largest airline. now, it's number three. >> all

benjamin carson reading room at the enoch pratt library. the renowned surgeon's mother, who helped develop his love of reading. the new addition is one of 65 carson reading rooms across the country. >> now your forecast with john collins. >> we haven't seen much change in the weather over the past couple of days. nice and warm with rain to the weather. it is closer this evening, shower now getting into western west virginia and northwestern corner of pennsylvania. slowly that is coming our way. today it hit 71 at the airport for the high. at the inner harbor, 72 was the high. the early morning lows were all above freezing. friday it was 70, saturday, 70, today, 71. none of them are record highs. it fell short by a couple of degrees. typical high temperature this time of year is in the low 50's. we are above that now. temperatures are in the 50's to near 60 degrees, evenly distributed across the area. so everybody is relatively mild this evening. sheer a more telling map. these are temperatures around the region. we are in the 50's to 60's,

i told carson years ago, i'll take any hit for a catch. i don't care who it is.could be richard seymour across the middle. if you're going to throw me the ball, i'll take that hit for the ball. that's just what i believe in. >> tj has always been a tremendous competitor. he doesn't ever want to be covered. doesn't ever want to drop a ball, doesn't ever want to lose a game. and he'll do what it takes. >>> he has a bad foot, still, at this point in time, the game not sold out, so local tv remains in question. >>> jim harbaugh firing up the 49ers for their trip to washington dc. >> offensive linemen, they're going to have to get their hand on the breast plate and up under the rib cage and -- these guys are strong, physical men. they want to see how far up the field they can knock you back. >> wouldn't that be great to have somebody come in and motivate us like that? >> i thought we were self-motivated >> some nights we are. [ laughter ] >> she asks me most nights, how are you? and i said nobody cares. and i do believe that. >> i don't believe that. >> no, that's how

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carson palmer steps up and look at this.re over the middle for a 33-yard touchdown, so oakland went up, 17-3. third quarter, same score. rivers threw it to the end zone. he said, buddy, i can done better. take another look at this. brown outjumping two raiders defenders to make that catch and the raiders trail, 17-10. carson palmer connecting with moore again. another scoring strike, and the raiders lead, 24-10. fourth quarter, chargers down, 24-17. rivers going deep for vincent jackson. this is what's happened so often to philip rivers, picked off in the end zone. rivers, furious, oakland takes over. the chargers regain possession. 14 seconds to go. rivers tackled. the referees huddle. they rule it a sack. after the ruling was caught, begins to run and with that clock winding down, rivers gets the guys together, gets the snap off with one second left, but he is sacked again. this time by tommy kelly. the raiders get the win, 24-17. that's your espn news update. i'm lindsay czarniak. >>> and britain's royal newlyweds will ha

carson asks the pilot to fly towards greenland's largest potato farm. he tells us that's the place to go if we want to see the effects of climate change. this farmer is a bit frantic. we have arrived right in the middle of hay making. he won't be able to dig up some of their potatoes for us until later. the family started cultivating potatoes on the shores of this icy bay in 1997. since then, the growing season has been longer almost every year. the last harvest amounted to a record 93 tons. he says his family is profiting from global warming. he doesn't think the threats it poses are especially dramatic. >> the increasing warmth helps us. the problem is a lack of rain. this year for the first time in quite a while, there was enough rain. if temperatures continue to rise, we'll plant other kinds of vegetables such as broccoli. >> the experimental farm, greenland's agricultural research station, is just a few kilometers away. this is its head gardener. he is doing something we're certain will make news around world in a few months. he has managed to grow

. ♪ >> carson palmer -- >>> carson palmer has been cramming every day. signing, the former bengals have been reunited in silver and black. going back a few years, they put up big numbers in the offense and with the receiver had -- receivers he said he was much more prepared than the debut. >> i think just in the first day. >> they don't have a guy that can work the middle of the field in one route. i think i can bring that to the table. >> the 49ers will visit the redskins on sunday. brooks will be there with or without his helmet, bloody or not. brooks showed no fear on this play against cleavland. he gets his helmet ripped off his head. brooks ended up bloody, but he made the play and that's the stuff that pumps up coach jim harbaugh. >> loved it, loved it. we got a great picture of it in our team room now. doesn't even have his eyes closed. most guys would close his eyes without a helmet and making that tackle, but not brooks. >> there is no doubt kelly slater is one of the greatest to ever jump on a surfboard. slater captured his 11th world title at

carson palmer making his second start. he hits rookie denarius moore. he managed to hold on with his finger tips. wow, that is a great catch. that led to a field goal later in the second. raiders have the ball again. palmer scrambles a little bit to avoid the defender. look at the mobility. that wasn't a scramble. that was generous. he just stepped up. it hits moore again at the goal line. how good is that kid? he dives for the touchdown. raiders take a 24-17 lead into the fourth. 3:40 left on the clock. chargers for the chance to tie it. philip rivers tries for the end zone, throws in double coverage. raiders come down with the ball and the win. rivers having a frustrating season. oakland wins, 24-17. that puts them in the lead in a strange afc west division. 5-4. chargers in free-fall losing their last four games. the other two teams in the picture, kansas city and tim tebow's broncos face off at arrowhead stadium. >>> some golf in a phrase you don't hear much anymore. tiger woods is in the lead. yesterday, australia open, tiger shot five under par to

carson palmer showed why hugh jackson thought it was worth two high draft picks. fit his scenarios more. raiders up 17-3. the chargers fought back. their rookie, vincent brown, makes the catch. san diego cuts 24-17. less than four minutes to play. rivers throws it up for grabs. this time his receiver doesn't make the same effort as brown. vincent jackson gave up on the play. so matt has the easy pick. the raiders beat the chargers 24-17 and for the moment, they're alone in first place. >> you know, hopefully we can stay there. and know what we did in the past. >> and only local tv reporter there. the first place raiders will have a report for us tonight. >> a lot of people doubted carson palmer's ability. not being a starter. he looked like a pro bowler tonight. >> heats a major league quarterback. when he walks up to the line of scrimmage. you can see the difference between him and jason campbell. >> he has to learn the system. it has only taken him three weeks. >> this is just going to get better. >> what a difference. >> all right. get your playoff tickets.

>> the raiders added a veteran for carson palmer to throw to abb >>> carson palmer and t.j.chman were playing catch wondering if they would play football and now they are raiders. they were 34 years old and it is a veteran receiver catching passes from palmer when they were with the bengals together. he had 30 receptions for the ravens last year and scored three touchdowns. college ball riding high after their triple overtime win at usc. stanford goes on the road to oregon state this week. on paper this was a game that stanford should win easily. and that's the problem. the cardinal hosts oregon in two weeks. and then they have cal and notre dame on the schedule. it would be easy to over look oregon state. the idea is to keep them focused and not get them caught in the trap of overconfidence. >> a trap game comes when guys are not completely focused on trying to be the best they could be. it doesn't matter who comes out of the locker room. we need to make sure we are playing at our best every saturday. >> i guarantee you that stanford and oregon will not combine for 123 poin

carson palmer started today.ou can see that bye-week got him more comfortable with the playbook and the teammates, but tim tebow has been called the worst nfl passing quarterback in history, but he throws to eric decker for the score and 7- 3 lead in the 1st quarter. raiders gave up a lot to get palmer three weeks ago and he throws two td passes. mars yell reers' touchdown gives the raiders the lead at halftime. tik answers to make it 1-13. jacoby ford makes a great leap and that is when mr. momentum switched jerseys. 24-17 now. carson palmer throw downs the middle. it's deflected. chris harris with the interception and here we go. willis mcgahee, are you kidding me? somebody catch willis. 30-year-old willis mcgahee outruns the so-called track stores and we're tied at 246789 raiders just can't tackle, whether it's on defense or special teams. eddie royal the punt, this is sick. eddie royal goes untouched 85 yards. broncos avenge a loss from week 1. palmer through for more than 300 yards and three touchdowns, but

quarterback carson palmer hd make t.j.shmandzadeh a o bowl receiver in cincinnaiti..questio n is..n he do it again???? start the clock... >> new raiders quarterback carson pollster helped make tj october were in cincinnati. but can he do it again? it was the pro bowler in 2007 after leading the nfl in catches. in 2009 at 15 million guaranteed from seattle. granger's opium on the 482,000. he worked out with palmer before the quarterback was traded to the raiders. not that you check the meat in any scouting report. >> well anything i need to know about tj i can get with tj. >>> that might be good did there. >> bunch of major-league all- stars, they are playing in taiwan. curtis granderson, grand slam in the third inning as the major leaguers went seven- nothing in taiwan. >>> cheap shot of the year, in the media were up bands like the player in the face. apparently he had an metal object in his hand and he was attacked by several players and he was grabbed by security. now, what do you think? >> tackled by 10 guys. >> we wil

carson palmer hoping to improve on his 3 interception game against tim tebow and the denver broncos. 17-7 lead when tebow throws a laser to eddie royal, 26-yard score. that cut the ladier lead to just three points, later in the third, palmer to jacoby ford. watch the feat on this play. palmer threw for 332 yards and three touchdowns so the raid irs up 24-14. but with the good comes the bad. 24-17 when palmer is picked off by the rookie chris harris. palmer threw three interceptions along with his three touchdowns, very next play the red sea parts for that man, willis magahee, 60-yard score. denver run for 299 yards, mcgahee 163, game tied at 24. same score, 6:05 to go in the game, eddie royal on a punt return bounces right, picks up a block, gone. 85-yard return for royal who scores his second touchdown of the half. broncos take a 31-21 lead. they win 38-24 and fall, the raiders fall to 4-4. next up san diego on thursday night in southern california. >>> they look like a team, in my opinion, that was a lot hungrier in the second half than we were. so i take responsibility for that. b