the most damning evidence so far, anna's bodyguard. >> did you bigmo with your own eyes see anna nicolen, chugging it way people drink gatorade.? >> i did. >> you saw it with your own eyes? >> yes. >> did you testify and do you now assert that you walked in on howard stern with a spoon, with something in it and him burning it way junkies do when they heat up heroin or other -- did you see howard stern doing that? >> i did. >> what happened with the drug? how what did he do with the drug after that? >> pulled it in with a needm and syringe. >> prosecutors put in evidence passage from the personal journal of the doctor. he writes i gave her methadone and valium. can she ruin me? maybe doc, but the rampant yute is no surprise. >> i have seen the usage of dem roll, percocet, shall i go on? >> the accused claim innocence. helping a center health following pain and degree presentation following the death of her son. >> did you see howard k. stern and chris tiena shooting up anna nicole smith with narcotics? >> i can say that i saw them shooting her up. i can't say for sure -- what was in it?

anna thank you so much from the american red cross.so many americans shelter at this time. >> ainsley has more to look at that. >> great with the next segment. with so much power outages evacuations heavy flooding due to sandy what can you do to stay safe? we have the fox news medical team. >> let's go through some of these aund i talked about during the commercial break. you said first of all do not refreeze food, certain foods. >> actually the freezer is the more safe of the two. fridge 1-3 hours everything has to be thrown out except margarine, butter. the freezer you get 1-3 days. don't let your kids open and close the doors. >> once the meat is thawed you have to cook it or throw it out. >> water i am concerned about. have at least one gallon of water per person a day purified water. but if you didn't do that don't go run to go the tap now there's only a little bit of water left and it may not be pure. you can boil it if you are in doubt. the flood waters can get contaminated with bacteria you can get injured in there and there ar

anna?ll, don, i'm all with you with everything you just said except about the part of jon stewart and bill o'reilly being diverse. i'm not sure they fall into the diverse category. >> yes, we did see that, yes. >> they were entertaining because they are entertainers. >> i have to go. lz, real quick. >> i was just going to say a lot of the conversation was honest, which is something our politicians can't afford to be, sadly. >> all right. thank you, guys. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> vice president joe biden, congressman paul ryan get their turn to tap on the issues before the country this thursday night. our coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> one of pennsylvania's top officials arrested and accused of abusing his own child. plus, after a terrifying and deadly rampage, the youngest of the d.c. snipers is speaking out. ♪ get outta the car. ♪ are you ok? the... get in the car. [ male announcer ] the epa estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. for wherever life ta

werner, thanks, anna. as we mentioned, we lost our satellite connection to scott pelley but we have him on the phone now from allenhurst, new jersey. scott, you lost power where you are. what can you tell us about the conditions where you are now? >> pelley: anthony, well, to tell you the truth, i'm watching a (inaudible) a refrigerator floating by in the sea right now. it's a remarkable sight here in allenhurst. the ocean is crashing over a sea wall. i'm about 15 feet above the beach at the sea wall and the waves are crashing over the top of the sea wall pretty routinely now. there's quite a bit of debris in the water and like i said, i just watched a couple of refrigerators float by. we're seeing a lot of wood, lumber in the water. obviously structures have been destroyed by the waves and seeing the debris going by right now. the winds at this moment are about 69 miles an hour according to the weather service, gusting up a little bit higher than that. but mostly the story here, anthony, as david bernard

this will allow their anna log televisions to receive a -- anna log -- anna log -- analog televisionso receive a signal. >>> today we had some rain early this morning but it cleared out pretty fast. now a lot of those puffy qs but partly sunny to mostly cloudy. rain could pick up this evening i think overnight into tomorrow. we're sitting on a little low that continues to rotate in. bands of clouds. we get some breaks but any breaks in the clouds, the atmosphere is juiced up. this is allowing some of these cumulus clouds to build. sausalito, 1.90. cazadero, 1.50. over .030. and lesser amounts. most of the snow in the sierra nevada is just about done. you can see there's hardly anything left. there's still cloudy skies out there. but one to two pete of snow fell. we had 43 this morning, sonoma county airport. it's a cool day there. a lot of that cloud cover continues to rotate in. some of this may pick up in intensity this evening and give us another round of rain. there's still plenty out in the pacific that has to move in until probably tomorrow afternoon. the low will move north. to

anna werner has the latest. the last debate w both presidential candidates deep in preparation for tomorrow night, new totals show that 2012 run for the white house will cost more than $1 billion. jan crawford is in boca raton, florida. >> i accept your nomination way full and grateful heart. >> jeff: former presidential candidate and leading liberal democrat george mcgovern dies at the average 90. bob orr has a look back. and fighting back, tony guida shows us a boxer's return to the ring doctors said he would never fight again. >> they told me i could never box. they tolted me i wouldn't walk proper. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor, for the second time in less than three months there's been a deadly mass shooting in southern wisconsin. it happened at a spa in the milwaukee suburb of brookfield. at least four people are dead, including the shooter. an improvised bomb has been discovered on the site. this follows the sikh temple shooting less t

we're joined by anna marie cox of "the guardian" and jonathan capehart of the "washington post." >> annamrs. romney has expressed concerns about her husband's mental well-being, but do you get the feeling that perhaps there's more to this than she's saying? >> well, martin, i actually think this is sort of one area where i'm hesitant to mock too much. >> i'm not asking to you mock. i'm asking to you serious question. i'm not asking you to mock. his wife has said and volunteered that her number one concern for her husband is his mental health and mental well-being. i'm asking you do you think that she knows things about him that provoke that kind of concern? >> well, i mean, i think she has seen him operate under very stressful conditions. to all appearances he seems to do well under stressful conditions in the sense he has had a business career where, you know, he was dealing with lots of money and dealing with lots of different demands and he succeeded. so there's that. but, you know, campaign and politics are very different than business, which is what we've been saying all you a long.

wyatt andrews is in the court, anna werner is in texas where the case began. the state department tells congress security was adequate the day the u.s. consulate in libya was attacked. >> we had the correct number of assets in benghazi. >> pelley: sharyl attkisson is on capitol hill. officials say lance armstrong's team ran the most sophisticated doping program cycling has ever seen. armen keteyian on the evidence. and steve hartman "on the road" with the power of a uniquely american song. >> when you hear the first note, everything in our house comes to a complete captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from los angeles. >> pelley: good evening. people waited outside overnight just for the chance to be inside the supreme court today for the most controversial case of this term. at stake: admission to college for millions of americans for generations to come. a decade ago, the court ruled that race could be used as a factor granting college admissions, but today a new supreme court heard a challenge to th

joining us now from minneapolis, anna marie cox of "the guardian" and in washington clarence page, aolumnist for the chicago tribune. welcome to both of you. pew has just released a new poll that shows romney ahead by four points among likely voters. unlike many of those elsewhere, we actually accept polls. regard ltion of this finding, if bending the truth were a crime, it really did pay, did it not, for mr. romney at the first debate? >> well, this isn't the first time, if that's the case, and, indeed, shall we say he had kind of a loose relationship with the facts coloring them to favor his own side, and the question is does it matter at this point when we already know that about 95% of the voters have made up their minds and their feelings about the candidates are pretty well baked in. the people watching now are what we call the low information voters. they can't help it, they're busy with other things perhaps, but they're catching up to the campaign now, and they're going by first impressions, and they might not be that familiar with all the context of the figure that is romney

i'm anna jung for nhk world in busan. >> thank you very much there, anna. anna jung from busan. >>> the shooting by the taliban of a 14-year-old pakistani girl is drawing international attention. malala yusde had been speaking out about the need to educate girls which the taliban opposes. she was shot and critically wounded on tuesday on her way home from school in pakistan. several men stopped a cool bus and opened fire. she was taken to a military hospital where she's said to be unconscious and in serious condition. the taliban had claimed responsibility for the attack. a resurgence of islamist militancy in the region began about five years ago. extremists have since attacked schools for girls, forcing many of them to close. teenage activist had been writing about such illegal acts by the taliban on her british media-backed blog. the international community expressing outrage and strongly condemning the shooting. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton praised yusdea campaign for women's rights. >> she was attacked and shot by extremists who don't want gi

anna werner has the files. and we'll hear from the scout and the victims. >> if we don't set up the protection for these kids, they're doomed. >> pelley: john miller and mark strassman on what we know now about the bangladeshi terror gespect allegedly plotting to serve.p the federal reserve. another death in the meningitis outbreak. dr. jon lapook takes us inside the federal effort to find and dera potential victims. and among the afghan soldiers is u.s. is training are some you might not expect. david martin on the women pilots tonding up to defend their country. captioning evetioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >>pelley: good evening, the boy scouts of america kept files for decades on scout leaders and volunteers who were suspected of sexually abusing boys. scoutouts kept the files to prevent molesters from returning to the organization, but often did did not share what they what with police and prosecutors. the documents paint a picture of serial cover-ups to protect t

back to anna's point, do we make too big a deal out of weddings?to be the greatest day of your life! >> i hate the high expectations. i hate having to please everyone else. the wedding is very rarely about the couple. it's about appeasing everyone in the family. i can't stand it. if i could get away with it, i would do -- i would elope. i think eloping. >> this is one of those rare instances when the marriage will undoubtedly be better than the wedding. >> you think so? >> hopefully. >> maybe it's old jersey, that looked fun to me. [ laughter ] >> maybe i wander into a pizza place and say paisan. of course the uncle died, which i feel terrible about. he didn't get beat to death. he had a heart attack. >> i don't remember being tased at your wedding. >> they didn't call in cops, but i remember being blitzkrieged. the greatest night of my life, which i remember 20% of. i'm with anna. going to leave it right there. appreciate it, guys. viewpoint coming up next on current. eliot is going to have bernie sanders on, he was in charge of a commission to st

anna -- an original point of view. anna, there's a ton to talk about. a v.p., zombie ad targeting nancy pelosi. zombie, did i say that? yes. a romney endorsement that sparked a hateful twitter backlash. so much to choose from. let's start with the debate first. did joe biden's performance -- and it was a performance -- did his performance put pressure on president obama to perform at a certain level on tuesday night? >> no, don. president obama's first debate performance put pressure on president obama to debate -- to perform at a certain level on tuesday. if president obama's performance level doesn't improve in the second debate, i think his poll numbers are going to take an absolute dive. we've already seen that they've gone down as a result of the disastrous first debate. a disastrous second debate certainly would be a fatal blow. i think what joe biden's debate performance did was stop the bleeding and give obama, give president obama the chance to live to fight another day. >> you said stop the bleeding. what do you mean by that? there are different view

you can see drew, helio, anna and chelsie tomorrow on "good morning america."ers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is the debut album. it's called "fear fun." here with the song, "hollywood forever cemetery sings," father john misty. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ jesus christ, girl what are people going ♪ ♪ to think when i show up to one of several funerals ♪ ♪ i've attended for grandpa this week with you, with me ♪ ♪ but someone's got to help me dig ♪ ♪ but someone's got to help me dig ♪ ♪ jesus christ, girl it hasn't been long ♪ ♪ so it seems since i was picking out ♪ ♪ an island and a tomb for you at the hollywood cemetery ♪ ♪ you kiss on me ♪ ♪ but we should let this dead guy sleep ♪ ♪ yeah, we should let this dead guy sleep ♪ ♪ jesus christ, girl i laid up for hours ♪ ♪ in a daze ♪ retracing the expanse of your american back ♪ ♪ with adderall and weed in my veins ♪ ♪ you came, i think ♪ because the marble made

anna since you're farther away, we'll start with you. as you heard me say to nancy the first stage of grief is denial. there is a tendency among many partisans and democrats to say ah, those numbers don't mean -- what's the current state of the gender gap? >> well, of course the numbers are true. if you look at the share of the vote that obama got in 2008 among women he's not getting that right now. he hasn't been getting it for most of the year. over the course of august and september, and early october he started rebuilding his strength among women primarily because of republican missteps starting with todd akin's comments going into the republican convention and then finally the 47% video. and i think you know, in some ways, the lead that was built primarily on qualifying romney, it wasn't a surprise when he presented himself as somebody who was not serving -- he talked about the middle class said he had a plan for the economy. all voters, including women who had been softer for obama all year took notice. simply because obama's perfo

anna werner looks at the latest warnings from scientists. and tip tebow traipped marks his signature move. tony guida tells us why. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jarvis: good evening. i'm rebecca jarvis. the latest fund-raising figures out today show this presidential race is on track to be the first $1 billion campaign. through the end of september, the obama campaign raised a total of $558 million. romney raised $357 million. and that is not including money raised by all the independent groups. for now, both candidates are in seclusion, preparing for monday's final debate. jan crawford is at the debate site in boca raton, florida. good evening, jan. >> reporter: good evening, rebecca. with just 17 days left until election day what we're seeing is the attacks getting sharper and more personal. with both of the candidates doing that debate prep, the vice president today stepped into the void and he kept slugging. >> i don't blame that baby for crying. that baby-- that baby-- that baby knows what's in store fo

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and our anna kooiman is now in long beach, new york.you can give us, first of all, what are conditions like right now. tell us, if you can, what communities have been impacted in terms of evacuation orders. >> right, well, geraldo, i can tell you i'm from north carolina and i've covered a lot of hurricanes. this is definitely the coldest, chilliest hurricane that i've covered, that's for certain. and, but nassau county, right now where long beach is under mandatory evacuations for all low lying areas and the storm surge zones, in fact, here on long beach, the bridge is actually closed to all incoming traffic, unless you're somebody like a first responder or a member of the media. so, they have been asking people, of course, to get out, please don't come in and a lot of people have been heeding those warnings partially because of what we experienced with irene just pummelling this area last year, all across the northeast, but really here on long beach there were points where actually the bay was touching the atlantic city. and people sim

in new york, anna coinman, fox news. >>> antiwar actives -- activists are flying to pakistan to join the don protest. they ignoring the risks and joining the two-day march into pakistan's tribal belt. the march starts tomorrow in islamabad and ends in a town southwest of couragey stan and the region that is a major focus for drone strikes. >> down the middle, touchdown. >> that is the wrong video. the group's concerned that militants may target the weekend event. >>> new developments in the shooting of a border patrol agent. the fbi said the incident may have been friendly fire and they investigating whether the two agents involved opened fire after handling each was shot at. it happened on tuesday. the agent was shot and killed. another agent shot and survived. the third agent was not injured attempt. >>> there will be no more trials for the man known as the serial stabber. two remaining murder cases and six attempts, this is not the right video either. he will be suspended. the prosecutors say additional trials will cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. in 2010, abuluzam stabbed 1

feel no pain lying face down when i swing your way ♪ ♪ and what what's my name what's my name mary annae don't think so but i don't know why ♪ ♪ i feel like crying well come on come on say come on ♪ ♪ they ran and they ran from his classroom roll another 40 make them scream ♪ ♪ ♪ gonna show you how we do things in my hood tripping and a-tripping erase all tapes ♪ ♪ john wayne rob roy feel no pain because this is the point where you look the other way ♪ ♪ you done lost your mind mary anna said it's a no-go ♪ ♪ she don't feel like she don't think so but i don't know why i feel like crying ♪ ♪ come on say come on come on come on ♪ ♪ ♪ i said come on ♪ gonna show you something ♪ come on ♪ come on ♪ on ♪on ♪ mary joanna ♪ say it's a no go she don't feel like she don't think so but i don't know why ♪ ♪ i feel like crying well come on come on say come on ♪ ♪ come on [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the new album from bloc party is called "four." you can see a bonus song from them at jimmykimmellive.com. i want to thank kevin james, i want to thank ezra miller. apologize to matt damon, we ran

congress woman anna esher is a democrat, represents a large chunk of silicon valley in washington. >> great to be with you. >> i can understand why the government is in a rush to sell things off. you at one point stuck your hand up in the air and said hold on a second. let's keep what? >> the unlicensed white spaces. we were writing a very large bill dealing with spectrum. and we were not in a rush because congress really reallocates spectrum maybe once in a decade. it is something that you can't go to nordstrum to buy, macy's. so it has to be the reallocation has to be done in a very prudent and wise manner. and there is licensed spectrum and and unlicensed spectrum. the first draft does not include unlicensed. that is a very important platform for innovation. i fought very hard to include unlicensed in the legislation and did so. >> not just garage door openers. >> wifi, blue tooth, cordless phones. there are thousands of applications and uses in the unlicensed area. >> that is kind of the amazing thing about the unlicensed part is you don't know what will come out of it. >> exactly

anna kendrick. take a listen. ♪ >> we are so in. both watched the trailer. >> it's awkward every time i hear myself sing but i love that song so much. i feel like such a dork. it's playing and my voice, which is unusual. but i'm still like -- >> bring it. >> we didn't realize what a great singer you were. >> we didn't know you could sing like that. were you hiding this? >> it's a dark secret. >> you were tony nominated. you were in" night music" not an easy score to sing. >> no. >> did you always want to be broadway. >> when i was 6-year-old i did community theater, i was an orphan in little orphan annie. my parents introduced me to everything, sports and academic stuff. this the thing i kept coming back to. i couldn't really tell you what it was that made me want to do it. >> amazing. >> lucky i got to keep doing it. >> "glee" heightened everyone's attention to things like this. tell me, is this movie kind of like that? >> i don't know. in fact, i think i'm like the last person in america who has not seen that show. >> you've been

anna werner, cbs news, denver. >> pelley: in a moment, one of the most famous questions ever asked at a debate. >> who am i? ( laughter ) why am i here? >> pelley: these presidential debates are run by a commission that operates independently of the political parties. the campaigns have no say in the choice of the moderator and at every debate anthony mason reminds us there's no telling what might happen. >> we move over here, right? >> right. >> reporter: the first televised debate aired in 1960. >> good evening. >> reporter: and politics would never be the same. >> senator john f. kennedy. >> reporter: that night the young senator john kennedy looked cool and collected. and the experienced vice president richard nixon seemed uncomfortable, even sweaty. as the debate's producer, the late don hewitt, remembered. >> i looked at him on camera and i thought, oh, my god, this is trouble. >> reporter: the first lesson: the debates would not just be about what you said but how you looked when you said it. and mistakes could have huge consequences. in 1976 at the height of the cold war, pres

>> anna is an editor-at-large for vogue magazine in japan. she announced her special collection. >> with h&m. >> the line released yesterday. the girls from wreak havoc went to an h&m in new york city. the doors open and the shop was just mad dash through the store -- >> they are taking all my luggage. >> this is our luggage. >> they look like animals grabbing at these, a piece of meat on the knoll in serengeti. >> how can you stand there and fight. >> it's worth them because they can sell the luggage, $99 to $150, on ebay it's selling for at least $800 to $1200. >> that's ours. you took some luggage. >> the wreak havoc girls get in the mix, buy some stuff as well but they get in the way of the hoarders so they don't end up taking as much as they can to later sell on ebay. >> at least somebody out there trying to do something about breaking this up and stopping people from selling it with the marked up price on ebay. >> these people are like ebay. >> trying to save the public from unnecessary markups. >>> still trying to figure out what a fas

but it was only one poll, anna.h the romney camp or do you realize there are blips in polls? >> really only naive people in politics three weeks to go would spike the football on anything. anything can happen in three weeks. i think we saw debate two weeks ago have changed. women have ears and eyes, too they watch the debate. we've seen the debate has had an effect on every demographic group and degrgeographic area. >> women among every other voter wants issues, want to know what's go on. when you watch them in practice and focus groups they gbehave differently. people say i don't watch car chases and they're glued to car chases. when it comes to how the candidates behave and their personal life and character it's very important. i want you both to weigh in on this, anna, mitt romney canceled his appearance on "the view" a lot of women watch the view. smart move? >> a lot of people watch the debates. i awas amazed to see 70 million people watched the debate. >> was it a smart move? >> i think it was a good move. but

anna warner, cbs news, elkins, west virginia. >> gas prices are lower after the storm. the six refineries on the east coast were shut down. the national average for gas $3.53. 11 cents lower than a week ago. that's partly because of reduced demand by storm victims in the east. all the refineries are up and running except two in new jersey. coming up on the morning news, campaign detours. presidential candidates cancel rallies. they look to hurricane sandy recovery. and new polls show how the race is shaping up in its final days. plus sandy's power caught on tape. this is the morning news. ower caught on tape. this is the morning news. you're not using too much are you, hon? ♪ nope. [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is so soft you'll have to remind your family they can use less. charmin ultra soft is made with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. plus you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. don't worry, there's plenty left for you dad. we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft? why not enjoy the go online outfit piccolo

you can keep track of it on our website foxnews.com, i'm anna kooiman.back to cavuto on business. >> neil: forget about these guys going at it for your vote. they've got nothing at it on these guys going for your wallet. apple and microsoft playing a game of point, click and rumble. and unveiling tablet devices and pushing each other to new heights in a game of nerds gone wild, i guess. the nerds are winning and people are lining up and buying each of the products. adam, a lesson for washington or too early it tell? >> well, it's a rough comparison to compare two profit making companies with government, but the fact is-- >>. >> neil: take it as a given that's what i do and play along, go ahead. >> and i will, neil. (laughter) >> especially in the case of microsoft, it's really admirable that this company that has been lose for about ten years now keeps coming back and trying again. not just trying again, but trying with a new fresh approach doing a tablet computer. i don't know if they're going to succeed. it looks snazzy and they're putting money behind

but that is fine. >> you are anna silvester? >> yes >> excuse me, i just didn't not understand that procedure. i don't have anything to do with the san francisco schools, but i live here and i care about this resolution, i vote here. because bullying is... it scares people and hurts people on both sides of the equation. i want to focus on the bully. a vicious sweet with racial slurs is forever in public. that should scare anybody. and it can be used for years against you, maybe you won't get that scholarship that you deserve or the job that you might deserve. i read the vicious tweets from the students in the san francisco public schools and i am quite dismayed. so i asked educators, parents and kids to do your best to stop the bullying in our schools. because it must stop. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i think that it is roll call, right? >> thank you, is anyone else adding their name to the resolution? >> thank you. >> miss ly? >> yes. >> miss fewer? >> yes. >> miss maufus? >> yes. >> mendoza? >> yes. >> dr. murase? >> aye. >