a page from our sunday morning almanac, november 3rd, 1926, today, the legendary sharpshooter annie oakley died at the age of 66. born fee by anne mosts in the small town of ohio, she has taught herself to shoot by the age of 15. after besting a renowned marksman frank butler in a local competition, annie married him and launched her career as a sharpshooting entertainer using annie oakley as her stage name. >> buffalo build hired her for, buffalo bill hired her and crisscrossed america and even traveled to europe. where among other feats feats she shot a cigarette out of the mouth of prince wilhelm, future general kaiser. >> in 1894, thomas edison filmed annie in action in one of his early movies an and erroneous newspaper report she was a thief and a drug addict led to years of libel suits and eventual $27,000 judgment against william randolph hers. >> annie oakley made her final appearance at a charity event on lonlong island. >> she died four years later but has lived on as a popular folk hero. >> the i am quick on the trigger with targets not much bigger than a pinpoint, number one. >

a page from our sunday morning almanac, november 3rd, 1926, today, the legendary sharpshooter annie oakleyied at the age of 66. born fee by anne mosts in the small town of ohio, she has taught herself to shoot by the age of 15. after besting a renowned marksman frank butler in a local competition, annie married him and launched her career as a sharpshooting entertainer using annie oakley as her stage name. >> buffalo build hired her for, buffalo bill hired her and crisscrossed america and even traveled to europe. where among other feats feats she shot a cigarette out of the mouth of prince wilhelm, future general kaiser. >> in 1894, thomas edison filmed annie in action in one of his early movies an and erroneous newspaper report she was a thief and a drug addict led to years of libel suits and eventual $27,000 judgment against william randolph hers. >> annie oakley made her final appearance at a charity event on lonlong island. >> she died four years later but has lived on as a popular folk hero. >> the i am quick on the trigger with targets not much bigger than a pinpoint, number one. >>

. >>> the shotgun used by annie oakley sold for $2 they,000 at auction. and wed all know that textingil illegal in 41 states new york is purchasing at all unmarked suvs so police can peer down on drivers texting on phones on their laps. a number of points on your license so when hitting the roads this thanksgiving holiday, please no texting. >>> just ahead, richard lui with a jam-packed monday. >>> also the best in the world. speaking, of course, marching to a wle new level. you'll definitely want to stay tuned for this. >>> and now, let's get the latest in sports from my good friend richard lui. richard, are you ready for football? >> and turkey, but i've got to wait a couple days for that. good monday morning. the patriots were shut out by the broncos for the entire first half. probably had do with the six fumbles the pats had. 24-0 going into the locker room. the halftime talk or the yell made the difference. in the third, new england surges with three touchdowns. then in the fourth, manning answers back. connecting, 31-0 overtime they go. the pats bou

. >>> a gun belonging to iconic sharpshooter annie oakley was auctioned off today in dallas.he 16 gauge shotgun sold for $293,000. almost three time what was expected. it was used by oakley in the wild west shows she performed throughout the u.s. and europe in the late 1800s and early 1900s. it was put up for auction by her grand niece. >>> a big comeback fight by a native son is bringing some joy to the typhoon ravaged t homeless by typhoon haiyan were able to watch on television screens set up. it was his first fight since he was stunningly knocked out in a bout nearly a year ago. he declared his victory a symbol for his nation after the devastating typhoon. >>> still ahead, the heart warming story of how the family pet has made a big difference in helping a young boy with autism. [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefull