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birthday and the poll find nearly half of new jersey residents say christie's obsession with bruce springsteens kind of cool. more than double the number find it a little embarrassing. more than 40 percent of those polled describe themselves as springsteen fans. more than half also feel at least a little proud knowing the boss hails from the garden state. there you have it. >> and now you know. it is 5:27. breaking this morning, an overturned tractor-trailer is snarling traffic along a stretch of i-95 in philadelphia. >> a fast moving fire tears through a house in philadelphia. a firefighter is among the four people hurt. back >> breaking right now on "action news," we are monitoring major traffic trouble along i-95. we have live team coverage to get you around the mess. >> developing overnight, terror takedown. the first wave of airstrikes on the isis strong hold in syria is now under way. but first up let's check in with david. >> well, we have a sunny start coming up a little bait later on with some clouds down to the south of us by the snore southern delaware. big story this morning is how

bruce springsteen's next act.efore. >> late night comics pay tribute to funny lady joan rivers. next in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" a file cabinet full of jokes. tony danza. >> got to have it. >> the kennedy center is recognizing five performers for their lifetime contributions to american culture. this year's honorees, beloved every man actor, filmmaker tom hanks. >> comedienne lily tomlin honored, created ditzy telephone operator earnestine and co-starred in "9:00 to 5:00." >> sting, whose songwriting, conquered this continent. >> and the reverend al greene, everyone knows his version of let's stay together. >> going to sing it? >> and patricia mcbride who danced with the new york city ballet for 30 years. the president and first lady will toast all of them at a gala performance in december. >> looking forward to it. the president of course sang one of his songs. >> did he? >> caught on tape. >> look forward to seeing that. >> bruce springsteen, mega rock star, now starri >>> making news in amer

bruce springsteen's next act.ore. >> late night comics pay tribute to funny lady joan rivers. next in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after ♪ skinny so skinny >> time for "the skinny" this morning. celebrities paying tribute to joan rivers. a stand out late night comedienne. her successors are remembering her legacy. jimmy kimmel played a clip from her last night on the show. >> what does your grandson want to do when he grows up? does he know yet? >> right now he is 10. he wants to be a football player. but you know it's stupid. >> what do you want him to be? >> gay. i want him to be gay. who else is going to give a damn that i knew judy garland? >> ha-ha. david letterman on his show last night, praised her work ethic and her guts. >> she was harder on herself than anybody. really. she would tell these god awful jokes about herself. so she felt like, look, if i am going to tell them about myself. then there are some other people out there that, grow up, these are just jokes, ladies and gent

it's been really exciting if you can imagine being from new jersey and being a fan of bruce springsteenst shots you and your dad sitting in a car. they actually look remarkably alike. >> they're from the same area. my dad's from wald, new jersey. there was a photo of him. the deal was i leave the place the way it was when i left. my dad's a house painter. he said,'ll come up spamming the walls, clean it up nice. i texted bruce to say, hey, we're going to take the show down. this is the last chance to see it if you'd like to. sure enough he shows up he and patty show up in this '51 hudson and my dad, of course being a car fanatic said oh this is great car. he insisted, take it for a ride. no, i don't want to ride. you can't hurt this car. bruce put the keys in his hand and said you can't hurt this car. take it for a ride. so they jumped in and drove off without me and i had to let them circle around and then i jumped in and got that photo. >> one of the things i consistently read from all the people who have taken photos with you they said you have this way of make everyone feel so comfo

lets get back to bruce springsteen because, i love the music here. know he has played a lot of concerts in philadelphia over the years and so it had us wondering, what performer has the the most sold out concerts ever in the city of brotherly love? >> ♪ >> you know, billy joel. >> he is ranked number two, performing in philadelphia in 2006. he had a total of 48 sole out shows in the city. >> bam. >> but, who is number one. >> beyonce. >> no. >> here's number one. >> ♪ >> you are right. >> bruce springsteen back in 2012, he has had 53 sold out concerts in philadelphia. fifty-three. >> he is good. >> that doesn't seem right just in philly. >> we just said he had 48. >> no, that was number two, billy joel had 48. >> there is a lot of numbers this this story. >> you would think, if he has been here 53 times we would have bet are footage of him. >> yes. >> better audio. >> yes. >> okay. >> all sold out maybe we could get tickets. >> i believe one springsteen concert my whole life and i was drug there and i didn't really want to go. it was fantastic. becau

bruce springsteen turned 65 years old today. yeah. his birthday party was going pretty well until he decided to count all the candles on his cake, and he went -- [ imitating springsteen ] one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, 11, 12, 13, 14, and a 15, 16, 17. [ cheers and applause ] i also saw that this week marks the 20th anniversary of the premiere of "friends." [ cheers and applause ] yeah. it also marks the 20th anniversary of america thinking new york apartments were that huge. not at all. not remotely. some more tv news. tomorrow night is the premiere of the new game show "sports jeopardy." "sports jeopardy." they have some pretty difficult clues. like "this nfl player isn't being investigated for a crime right now." [ cheers and applause ] pass. [ laughter ] that's not how you play the game. >> steve: what is pass? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: get this, you guys. whole foods has announced that it's launching a new wine club that will send hard-to-find wines to you four times a year. even white people are like --

he says he knew bruce springsteen before he had his first record. you embody the deep ties between americans and estonians. i want to thank you for your friendship. i have come here today because estonia is one of the great success stories among the nations after a cold war. you hold a vibe grant democracy and prosperity. you are a model of how citizens can enter act with their government in the 21st century something ilves championed. they can use their smart phones to get anything on-line from children's grades to their health records. i should have called the estonians when we were setting up our healthcare web site. most of all, i am here because estonia has been a model ally. estonian forces have served with courage and skill in iraq and afghanistan and we honor our service members who made the ultimate sacrifice in afghanistan including nine brave estonians. as nato nears the end of our combat mission in three months i want to thank estonia for the commitments you have made to help sustain afghan security forces going forward. as a high-tech l

it doesn't have to be a bruce springsteen she just tweet us with the hash tag fox 29. >> i never sawhim in concert though. >> no. >> still rocking. i shook his hand once. >>> a university in connecticut is making a big change to the greek organizations. yes, they are ordering all houses on campus to become co-ed within three years. they will need both male and female nerd in order to qualify for use of the university space. they say it is in the just about bad behavior but also equality. >> i don't know why it would make things a little will more safe, less likely to disrespect woman in some ways, fraternities have have been accused of in the past if you have them among your ranks. >> of course, we will look into the whole controversy with miss america. "fox news" report ago this she was kick out of her sorority, at hofstra university for horribly mean hazer. >> brutal hazing, is how they describe it. anyhow, 5:51. >> the lesson here is always behave or it will come back to haunt you later on. >> yeah. >> all right. now this is the mess. we have sky fox up and you are able to see i-9

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bruce springsteen turned 65 today. while that's hard enough to believe, he can take solace in the next number. in a new poll by monmouth university and the asbury park press, just 4% of new jersey adults have an unfavorable opinion of their favorite son. 4% translates to just about nothing in the polling business. that's basically the margin of error. any member of congress would give anything for a 4% unfavorable number. say nothing of ordinary tramps like us. >>> a lesson in endurance from arlington, texas, last night. guilder rodriguez, a career minor leaguer, scored his first big league hit, first rbi. he played in the minors for 13 years. he's played for teams in helena, beloit, huntsville, round rock. and his achievement on the field last night were enough to earn him a gatorade shower. >>> a tough day for the mighty mites peewee football team in new york. following their victory with their cheerleaders cheering them on, the vinyl banner that the 6 and 7-year-olds were supposed to crash through just proved too mu

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bruce springsteen will help out his band mate little stevie on the next season of his netflix series.ad to have enjoyed the music beforehand. pharrell warmed up the crowd and then arianna grande sang the national anthem before the game. >>> what happens when ray leoata's teenage daughter -- he channels the character from "good fellows" and stares him down with his face. >> does he -- >> i'm not sure, but that face would scare anybody away, i think. >> because he is a little cooky. >> he is practicing his acting there. >> maybe. maybe. don't test it. >> no. i wouldn't test it. i'm dara brown. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. kerri: kerri the sparkle® fairy here. are you about to spend that on paper towels? mom: well, i use bounty... kerri: ooo! use sparkle®... it's just right for cleaning up everyday little messes without cleaning out your piggy bank. sparkle®. the bright way to clean. and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers. flavored with exotic fruit juices. it's chocolate and fruit flavors

our president talked about bruce springsteen and obamacare, technology, and then addressed it. i hate to be so critical, but this is a big deal, people are being beheaded, these are lives, families will have their the hos without loved ones. >> they are murdering americans so the constitution affords the president the right to ask to defend the citizens of this country, so he is well within his realm of power and authority to make action with respect to iraq and syria. >> they are beheading our media, semi-clear signals we are at war with you. you know what i am watching for? the meetings that will be on the sidelines. you know why that is important? jordan is not a nato member, non-nato member ally. we have bases set up where we are training moderate people over there to take on isis if you will. now we have just learned isis has crossed over the border into jordan. they could be the next country to face this. it is one of the countries on the list, israel, where are these people going? >> there is a strong point to be made the allies in american people realize this is an empe

bruce springsteen unknowingly sold millions after his "born in the usa" cover.ocked in a vault. the combination, top secret. >> i'm going to open this vault. >> i won't look. >> don't look. this is about a half century of levi denims. we invented the but jean in 1873. this is one of the two oldest pairs in the world. >> what do you imagine the miner who wore these would have thought of the people today who buy their jeans already fashionably worn? >> i just think they'd laugh. they'd fall off their horses and fences and laugh. >> reporter: crooner bing crosby was a customer. in 1951 he was turn wade from a hotel for wearing a pair of jeans. >> reporter: so we made bing crosby a denim jean tuxedo. we'll have you try this on. >> i'll see how i look in bing's jacket. >> look at that. >> reporter: bing's jacket may not be a perfect fit for me but chipburg believes levi's stadium will be a perfect fit for the jeans maker. >> reporter: you're going to be looking around these 68,000 feets. >> looking for the red levi's tab on the backs of people's pants. >> john blacks

that was probably 30 years ago. >> i would say. >> bruce springsteen, it is his birthday, we are playing throughout the the show. is what your favorite springsteen she. lake a radio station. hey, call it in. >> yes. >> juke box. >> good day to you, tuesday, september the 23rd, 2014. >> i don't see the cub scouts. >> did you see these four cubs, they were in june. >> there it is. >> there they are. >> they are running. >> they are so active in the morning. >> look at them go. >> frolicking. >> when were they born. >> i think it was june. >> yeah, four and a half. >> so enjoy that. >> well, hi kerry, welcome. >> hi. >> check out kerry's shoes, by the way. >> what is going on here. >> shoe cam. >> she's ready for fall. >> you are right. >> put up another box just to stay on her shoes. prisoners will love it. >> they prefer bear toes. >> you know this. >> yes. >> those are fabulous, those are great. >> thank you. >> she's all about the booty. >> straight up at 9:00. miss america, under fire. she was just crowned over in atlantic city a couple weeks ago. there she is. apparently her college y

. >>> and happy birthday, bruce springsteen, the boss is turning 65 today.ybody knows new jersey governor chris christie's love for the jersey rocker and apparently nearly half of the garden state residents are just fine witt. a machine mouth university an asbury park press find 40 percent think it is kind of cool. >>> the cast of broadway musical lion king can take pride knowing that they are the top selling ticket of all time. thank to you are that. sympathy laugh. >> that is something to sing about. with the gross of $6 billion the musical is the biggest box office total in entertainment history. it actually snuffed out the top spot from phantom of the opera late this summer. $6.2 billion earnings make lion king more valuable then any single harry potter film. >>> for 160 world war two veterans last night they were back from a special tour to honor america's servicemen and women. fox 29's t halia perez was there for their special day. >> i'm so happy, that people remember. >> reporter: it was a rock star welcome home for these world war two veterans at pa

she's the bruce springsteen of the comic world, rehearsed and rehearsed again. >> right.ub and give the $6 -- whatever, that's what she told me -- >> the -- 6 that she would get from the drunks that were listening, give that money to charity. she really wanted to stay can connected to her audience, and she wasn't planning on retiring. i mean, this, obviously, was an accident, but the last time i spoke with her she was very, very interested in the possibility of an internet network that would be joan rivers. liz: see, this is amazing to me, at 81, she's in the game. lee, you interview a lot of celebrities -- >> i do. liz: many of them don't really understand that there's a very small window where you can strike while the iron's hot. she never let that window close. she'd stand inside it and push the top up, but she wasn't going to bite that at all. >> it's the hunger element. she was, she told me, i remember her saying, hey, listen, if someone asks you to do something and you've never done it before, just say, hey, oh, yeah, i can sing. [laughter] she knew that every oppor

with the exception of maybe bruce springsteen, very little good came out of the 1970s. >> let's go back to this particular day. you had the resignation speech the night before. he said farewell to his staff shourdly after 9:00 a.m. the speech he delivered at 9:35 and at 10:00 eastern time he boarded what was army one. now we call it marine one and at noon what was air force one became an air force plane and gerald ford became the president of the united states and richard nixon is former president. just take us back to that day and those moments. >> i think at the highlight of that morning was what we just watched. ha speech of nix con saying good-bye to the staff was remarkable in so many ways. it was supposed to be a low key event. pat did not want it televised and nixon insisted it be televised? > >> why? >> i think nixon wanted one more opportunity. nixon had this fuddy-duddy good government side to him as well that saw obligations that had to be met. he had been dwight sieisenhower vice president. he thought in 1960 that the american people deserved a debate. he thought he could wi

a lot of folks have been tweeting the boss saying that it's bruce springsteen's birthday.this epic concert until 2:00 a.m., happy birthday bruce. they're loving the boss this morning. many of you telling us which is your favorite song. born in the u.s.a.. you can't go wrong with that. >>> thank you annie. a woman in san francisco take as meter maid for a long ride on her hood. we'll have the details on what happened in this kron 4 story coming up. >> we'll have the tech report right after the break. the lightest or nothing. the smartest or nothing. the quietest or nothing. the sleekest... ...sexiest, ...baddest, ...safest, ...tightest, ...quickest, ...harshest... ...or nothing. at mercedes-benz, we do things one way or we don't do them at all. introducing the all-new c-class. the best or nothing. >>> welcome back, you can watch your favorite tv shows on the go. on our tech report, rick shows us how you can get live and online shows on your ipad. >> did you know you can get live streaming tv channels and on demanned programming. we go life with the app that makes it possibl

you guys are like bruce springsteen and the e street band. [laughter] that is how we will be marketing ourselves. thank you. congratulations. >> thank you. the focus of my thesis was the political construct of the racist republican. in the case of ronald reagan, i was surprised because i'm old enough to remember the reagan presidency quite well, that he is taught as the ren daddy of race baiters in graduate school, at least at georgia state who isity by my advisor columbia educated and taught at harvard. one thing i tried to confront and all of you have written about trying to counteract this particular kind of insidious lie, i would say. i remember lou cannon wrote an article about the neshoba county fair. i have not found anything that tells me why he used the words "states rights." why do you think he used that particular phrase? i think you said he had very bad because he made the commitment. he talked about federalism all the time, he did not typically say i believe in states rights. peg upon which the racist construction is hung. >> ron

he said he knew bruce springsteen before he had his first record. you embody the deep ties between americans and estonians. i want to thank you for your friendship. i have come here today because estonia is one of the great success stories among the nations that reclaimed independence after the cold war. you have built a vibrant democracy, a new prosperity. you have become a model for how citizens can interact with government in the 21st century. estonians can use smartphones to get just about anything done online, from children's grades to health records. should have called the estonians when we were setting up our health care website. most of all, i am here because estonia has been a loyal ally. -- forces have served with courage and skill in iraq and afghanistan. as nato nears the end of our, mission, -- our combat mission, i want to think estonia for helping to a stain -- think estonia for helping to sustain the combat force. estonia contributes its full , its full 2% of gdp, to the defense of our alliance and it meets its responsibilities. as w

. >> he said he knew bruce springsteen before he had his first record. that embodied the deep ties between americans and estonians. i thank you for your friendship. with a digital ids estonians use their smart phones to get just about anything done online from children's grades to their health records. i should have called the estonians when we were setting up our health care website. stuart: fox news contributor judy miller is here. you saw those two juxtaposed sound bites, same speech, same presentation. the president said he wanted to destroy isis and moments later said he wanted to manage isis. why can't president obama articulate a specific strategy or plan? >> you have to have a strategy and a plan to implement one. as the president himself has acknowledged, we still don't have one for countering isis and a part of the world where it has been active for the past two years. stuart: that is incredible. >> kind of shocking. you can say there is refreshing canned tour in the president's remarks but frankly, it speaks to a closeness that even our allies

. >> the president went out and talk about bruce springsteen and talk about the technology capabilitiesa and how he should have consulted estonians before launching healthcare.gov. so when you are on staff you as a communicator, they go backstage? >> the president had pretty clear way of communicating. radical muslims, but sometimes rubs people the wrong way. member with his it "bring it on"? for me it is very clarifying. i understood the resolve. i don't know what they are thinking, communication seems to get too much criticism. it is not set by white house communications. the president has multiple audiences. he has our allies, they sound tougher, people left to underbid in the long form, for the press getting tired of the story, hopefully will not see another beheading for a while, it won't respond for a couple of things, what situations, specific information from the president's daily brief, what did he know and the president has a third of his term left, he is not done. the position he will leav be tht president in protecting america. heather: we want to know the president is feeli

coming up in this half hour you can't help but smile when you hear bruce springsteen.in our toyota green room. we'll see what's in store for him on sunday night and learn how former president -- >> hello. >> hello. how big clinton came to his rescue. his lovely wife. >> the greats joe torre shows us what made number 2 nude ber 1. that's ahead. >> right now it's time to show you this morning's headlines. the "los angeles times" says steve ballmer, the new owner of the l.a. clippers is forming an apple-free zone. players can keep their personal devices. what's behind that? >> i don't understand that. >> i don't get it either. maybe he wants them to get microsoft products. >>> the "new york post" looks at one way the mail did not go through. a brooklyn mailman hoarded 40,000 pieces of mail. some of it goes back to 2005. the letter carrier stashed it in his home his car, and locker room and work. the postal worker says he'll try to deliver the mail. they blame it on depression and alcohol. that's a new twist on lost mail. >>> the "washington post" looks at america's drinki

we begin with bruce springsteen, the boss about to make his acting debut joining steven van zandt onwant to point out he was in a film "high fidelity" but playing himself. this marks the first time he's playing a character. the rocker will guest star on the show's third season which films in new york and norway -- >> hard to imagine him as a character. >> it is hard to imagine because he himself is such a huge character. can we get past that and not just see the boss. ♪ born in the usa". >> we'll be able to. >> was that your air guitar. >> ever the life story of bryce springsteen. i just entered my own audition. >>> last night marked the official start of the 2014 nfl season and leave it to jimmy kimmel to kick off the celebration with a football themed installment of mean tweets. >> isn't steve smith like 50 years old? >> no, actually i'm 35. >> hoping vernon davis blows a hamstring tonight. fingers crossed. that's not nice. >> hopefully a ball to your temple will knock the stupid out of you. >> michael strahan's teeth are having a middle school dance with a boy standing on one side

coming up in this half hour you can't help but smile when you hear bruce springsteen. 15th season. wow. he's in our toyota green room. we'll see what's in store for himnd learn how former president bill clinton came to the rescue of he and his wife. >>> plus, a closer look at derek jeter's final night playing in yankees stadium. the great joe torre shows us what made number two number one. that's ahead. >>> right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines. steve ballmer is establishing an apple free zone. he says team issued apple devices like ipads will likely go away. but players can keep their personal devices. what's behind that? >> i don't get that, either. maybe he wants microsoft products. the iphone 6 is coming it. >>> one way the mail did not go through. a brooklyn mailman hoarded 40,000 piece of mail. some goes back to 2005. he stash ed it in his home, his car, a locker at work. the postal service says it will try to deliver the mail. the employee blames it on depression and alcohol. that's a new twist of lost in the mail, it's at the mailman'

he says that he knew bruce springsteen before he had his first record, so you embody the deep ties between and estoni estonians. i want to thank you for your friendship. i've come here together because estonia is one of the great success stories among the nations that reclaimed their independence after the cold war. you've built a vibrant democracy and new prosperity. you've become a model for how citizens can interact with their government in the 21st century, something president ilvez has championed. you can get anything done from their children's grades to their health records. i should have called the estonians when we were setting up our health care website. most of all, i'm here because estonia has been a model ally. estonian forces have served with courage and skill in iraq and afghanistan. and we honor our service members who made the ultimate sacrifice in afghanistan including nine brave estonians. as nato nears the end of the combat in three months i want to thank estonia for the commitments you've made for helping to sustain afghan security forces going forward. as a high-tech l

do you know that song "freehold" by bruce springsteen? >> of course i do. >> thanks for your hard work. >> we have an opportunity right ow but it can't be done alone. >> how are you? >> good. >> we have an opportunity right now. it can't be done alone. working out here, each and every one of you, you give me three or four hours a day for the next 48 days and i guarantee you we're going to win. so thank you, god bless and let's go get 'em. [applause] [indiscernible conversations] [indiscernible conversations] indiscernible conversations] >> i want to make sure everyone is set. first of all, i want to thank all of you for taking the time. obviously this is an important election. a very critical part of making ure we take back the senate. we have a long and strong relationship. i look forward to getting his support to help make a difference. thank you. >> i'm just going to continue to take my messages to people and businesses. we have 48 days. >> so you must be encouraged? >> things are moving in the right direction. we are going to continue

he said that he knew bruce springsteen before he is his first record.so you embody the deep ties between americans and estonians. i want to thank you for your friendship. i've to the come here today because estonia is one of the great success stories among the nations that reclaimed their independence after the cold war. you built a vibrant democracy and new practice parity. you've become a model for how citizens can interact with their government in the 21st century, something the president has championed with their digital i.d.s, acetone yeahs can use their smartphones to get just about anything done online from their children's grades to their health records. i should have called the estonians when we were setting up our health care website. most of all, i'm here because estonia has been a model ally. estonian forces have served with courage and skill in iraq and afghanistan. and we honor our service members who made the ultimate sacrifice in afghanistan and including nine brave estonians. as nato nears the end of our combat mission in three months,

that is our way of telling you that bruce springsteen is turning 65 today. >> never looked better. >>e of his shows in the past few years, he performs like he's 25. >>> hazing in the latest beauty queen controversy. kira kazantsev was just crowned miss america. a website reporting that while attending university, kazantsev and a friend were kicked out of their sorority for hazing pledges. when she was the head of recruitment for alpha phi, telling jezebel, that under kazantsev, pledges were humiliated and forced to do grueling tasks. the recruit said she made life, quote, a living hell. >> she is fighting back this morning, admitting she was kicked out of a sorority but only for failing to appear at a disciplinary hearing for a hazing joke she made. kazantsev was upfront about her dismissal from the sorority and called an exceptional ambassador. okay. >>> now the video everyone is talking about this morning. reporter of an alaskan tv station for quitting on the air. it's how she did it. working to legalize marijuana. at the end of the story she revealed she actually owned the group. t

bruce and ruth harkin. guests, the 42nd president of the united states, bill clinton, and hillary clinton. [cheers and applause] town, brucesmall springsteens and applause] >> please rise and join the coming legion, post 562, in reciting the pledge of allegiance. >> uncover. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. [applause] >> please, remain standing for the national anthem, sung by susan vaas. oh say can you see by the dawns early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the parallels to fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave over the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please .elcome ruth harkin >> thank you, ruth. >> thank you. and welcome. take you for joining us today for the 37th steak fry. as many of you know, it all beg

springsteen fans, lick end up. we know you can rock the stage, now ready to rock the small screen. details on bruce's next project that's coming up. >> ♪ ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. and now try new progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >> alert for missing four year old boy, after four bodies found near his home in tampa, florida. ismail is autistic, may be with adam matos who moved to florida in july from lehigh county. relationship not clear. officials bleach that matos is still in florida. >>> do you remember the mother who allegedly drove her three children into the atlantic ocean? her lawyer says they have a new explanation. he says that observe and i was suffering from hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar at the time. public defender jim purdy believes it may have led wilkerson to behave irradically. wilkerson was seven months pregnant when she drove her van into the ocean off the coast of florida.