the other cub continues to swim toward her.his is the moment the lioness takes a leap into the water to go after the crocodile that at this point has gotten her cub. >> she had nothing left to do. she had to go in. >> she went in and starts swimming, chasing after this crocodile. she finds a shallow part in the river and she starts looking around but at this point, the crocodile and her cub are nowhere to be found. now, we know that out in the wild, these things do happen. the good thing is that if you notice, the lioness is wearing a collar. that is a tracking device and later, they did end up seeing her again with her cub reunited with their pride. >> they are doing okay. >>> this next video is a bobcat living in the poe tocca river national wildlife rescue. this man was taking a leisurely walk, had a camera and spotted this animal coming out and started rolling and look at this shot. >> it is great. >> beautiful animal. >> the bobcat apparently got as close as 20 feet from where steve was. that's a lot. >> national geographi

cub ben bradlee, at the "washington post."ill clinton, and hillary clinton is there, of course, the former secretary of state, joe biden will also be in the east room. daniel the legendary senator from hawaii, the president's birthplace who is now no longer with us. serves for many, many years in the united states senate. a psychologist who escaped from gnawsy germany. dick lugar, who lost incidentally in a primary a couple of years ago to a tea party candidate. loretta lynn, the legendary country singer, a famed chemist and environmental scientist. sally reid a physicist, an advisor to martin luther king, a fantastic trumpeter, dean smith the legendary basketball coach at the university of north carolina, gloria steinum someone who grow up in the women's rights movement of the late 60s and early 70s. ct vivian, patricia wald, and oprah winfrey rounds out the list. >> mike viqueira thank you very much. ernie banks to oprah winfrey. mike thank you. >>> elsewhere talks aimed attening the standoff over iran's nuclear program resu

the mother and cub you see behind me must spend an extra month on land. and researchers sayhat puts e species at risk. the doctor says a longer melt season shortens the bear time on thece to catch seals. >> they come ashore earlier and have more body wast and they produce smaller cubs. they don't survive as well. >> reporter: on the tundra scieists rank the bearsn a ale of oneo five. one is starng, five is obese. this cub got a cnk of ice. shpen being his survival skills in a rapidly changing enviroent. churchill canada. >>> we're back in a ment with what is surely the highest price ever paid f three-pies of bacon. >>> thanks to mr. crystal, that was a big momen to the mallmars. theyre a seasonal cookie available every fall because the heat of the summer melts their shell. they are available late at night at connience stores. and all you connoisseurs know wh you are. >>> there's an old expression at you don't wan to know how they make the sausage and now mcnald's customers may want to say tt about the mcrib. it shows a gy flat stacked product which mcdona

i want to only a cubs completely i want to be the sole owners of those dollars is what is successful as i'm going to be i will own the cubs under the weight of a go go in empire i am good buy him out i well i'm not empire yet but i will be and i will buy everybody out you just wrote directly just said i'm still dealing with idiots yes i take this personally because it's about terence a little league players yes one of those parents yes they just little league now yes this is i guess putting them down who the parents yes. why do you do this when you were a little league parent yeah i was what you say little guy by the way in my movie i couldn't say little league because it's an organization that was in this book going to love it and i was kidding is not and. i'm sorry but. i would encourage you to be smoove who plays only on curb your enthusiasm. jamie gird light in a girl shot on no it worked it just was a little indie movie and you know you negotiate she is terrific how's about your podcast why haven't i been interviewed get on your podcast as they say in sweden i'd love to have you

cub, he played an extraordinary 19 seasons with the chicago cubs during which he was named to 11 all-star, hit over 500 home runs and won back to back most valuable player honors. he was elected to the hall of fame in 1977 and will foreveren known as one of the most dynamic power hitters and dynamic players of all-time. [ applause ] >> that looks pretty good. [ applause ] >> benjamin bradlee. [ applause ] >>> a titan of journalism. benjamin bradlee is one of the most respected newsmen of his generation. he went on to defend liberty here at home after world war ii. he oversaw coverage of the watergate scandal and successfully challenged the federal government over the right to publish the pentagon papers. his passion for accuracy and unyielding pursuit of truth continued to set the standard for journalism. [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> the honorable william j. clinton. [ applause ] >>> among the finest public serve yapts of our time, president william j. clinton argued cases for the people of arkansas, served his state in the governor's mansion and guided our nation into a new century. as

cub. so there's a lot of star power here, including oprah winfrey, which has really packed the white house. my white house producers tell me as you know i'm a kill guy, that usually the white house is not this packed for this type of ceremony so a lot of star power here and a lot of people in the seats. >> and i think, luke, a lot of people as you point out will be interested, not just the star power involved but this first face-to-face between president obama and bill clinton because it was bill clinton's remark about saying that the president should live up to the promise of you can keep your plan that really started the pr nightmare that we've seen for the aca. >> reporter: without a doubt. that was something that not only invigorated republicans, it also really took a lot of the arguments away from the democratic side to hold on, let the system play out, let us get the website up and running. so people today will be reading the body language. obviously today is a very special ceremony

cub, he played an extraordinary 19 seasons with the chicago cubs touring which he was named to 11 all-stares, hit over 500 home runs and won back to back most valuable player honors. ernie banks was elected to the baseball hall of fame in 1977 and he will forever be known as one of the finest power hitters and most dynamic players of all- time. [applause] [laughter] [applause] benjamin bradlee. [applause] a titan of journalism, benjamin is one of the most respected newsman of his generation. after serving our nation in world war ii, ben bradlee went on to defend liberty here at home. testing the limits of a free press during his tenure as executive editor of "the washington post," he oversaw coverage of the watergate scandal and successfully challenged the federal government over the right to publish the pentagon papers. his passion for accuracy and unyielding pursuit of truth continue to set the standard for journalism. [applause] [applause] the honorable william j clinton. [applause] among the finest public servants of our time, president william j clinton argued cases for the people of

we have a 2-year-old boy with a tiger cub at a zoo an evidently the tiger cub thinks that the young guyer, thinks he's a real tiger cub. >> who is cuter is the question? >> that's a toss up. thanks for watching, have a great weekend. way too early starts right now. >>> jonathan martin left the team after an incident in the lunchroom where teammates reportedly got up and left the table as soon as he sat down. >> i bet they made fun of him for wearing clothes with dolphins on him. i would like to extend the deepest sympathies to incognito. if only he had a way to hide his identity now. ever since this story broke, he's been pushed around by kindness because he left

. >>> 13 week old tiger cubs are tossed in the water. and put to the test. we'll explain. >>> was yasir arrafat poisoned to death? swiss forensic experts weigh in. >>> and scientists say we're seven times more likely to be hit by meteors like this one. >>> and a woman's pre-op procedure with her whole medical team. "early today" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "early today" for thursday, november 7th. >>> good morning. we begin with deadly violence overnight in detroit. police say ten people, all men, were shot at a local barbershop. this morning three of those victims are confirmed dead. the eight others are being treated at local hospitals. it happened at al's barbershop. on the city's east side. officials say it also acts as a hach for gambling. right now police are looking for at least two suspects seen driving away. >>> was palestinian leader, yasser arafat actually murdered? his widow says he was poisoned. the leader felt ill before his death in 2004 but no autopsy was performed. last november a team of swiss scientists exhumed his body and now

we have a 2-year-old boy with a tiger cub at a zoo an evidently the tiger cub thinks that the young guyer, thinks he's a real tiger cub. >> who is cuter is the question? >> that's a toss up. thanks for watching, have a great weekend. way too early starts right now. >>> jonathan martin left the team after an incident in the lunchroom where teammates reportedly got up and left the table as soon as he sat down. >> i bet they made fun of him for wearing clothes with dolphins on him. i would like to extend the deepest sympathies to incognito. if only he had a way to hide his identity now. ever since this story broke, he's been pushed around by kindness because he left martin a voice mail. what's up you half n-word piece of blank. i'm been training you for ten weeks. i'm blank in your blaning mouth. blank you, you are still a rookie, i'll kill you. >> personally, i think it's nice he picked up the phone. >> when it comes to the real story, no one is laughing. now we get more information from jonathan martin's side of what was happening inside and outside the locker room. >>> the biggest story

cub hall of famer, ernie banks. mr. banks, thank you so much for being with us.this incredible day. >> it was so incredible. i'm just overwhelmed by this day here. to be with all these people, to be with the president, and to have this award passed on to me is certainly a great joy. i mean, it's something i'll never forget. >> you were the cubs' first black player, by way of the legendary kansas city monarchs and the negro leagues, and you dealt with racism. on your way up today, the nation's first african-american president awarded you the presidential medal of freedom. it must be a remarkable moment, not just as an american, but also as a black american. >> that's correct. and what i did today, i'll let you in on a little secret, i presented him with the jackie robinson bat. and jackie, as you know, and he was the first black to play in the major league. so my life is, really a happy moment to be with jackie robinson, who was my idol as a player. >> that's incredible. just so you know, i share your feeling on jackie, my son is named after jackie robinson. he is

. >>> sink or swim. 13-year-old week tiger cubs are tossed in the water and put to the test. we'll explain. >>> and was plo leader yasser arafat poisoned to death? >>> a woman's double mastectomy preop procedure with her medical team. >>> police say ten people, were shot at a local barber shop. this morning two of the victims are confirmed dead. the eight others are being treated at local hospitals. it happened at al's barbershop. right now police are looking for at least two suspects seen driving away. >>> was palestinian leader yasser arafat actually murdered? his widow believes he was poisoned by radioactive pulonium. the leader felt ill before his death in 2004 but no autopsy was performed. last november a team of swiss scientists exhumed his body and now say findings support poisoning. his widow did not say any country or person, but she said he had many enemies and was the victim of a shocking crime. >>> now to an nfl great. tony dorsett has dementia. the hall of famer says the news hit him like a ton of bricks. according to espn, three other former players have also be

. >>> after the break, our precious panda cub is the star of the show at the national zoo this weekend. i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in logistics. there's more to walmart than you think. vo: opportunity. that's the real walmart. >>> if you'd like to give joy to families who could use some help right now, we've got a reallies easy -- really easy way to do it with a few clicks on your computer, go to wusa9.com, look for the give joy icon, half the way down on the home page on the right-hand side. you click the blue box and then you can give a gift to a needy family, you can make a donation or even send a card in our virtual toy drive. >>> the voting is over and this weekend we will learn the name of our new panda cub at the national zoo. zookeepers say this little girl is healthy, she is growin

cub, he played an extraordinary 19 seasons with the chicago cubs during which he was named to 11 all-stares, hit over 500 home runs and won back to back most valuable player honors. ernie banks was elected to the baseball hall of fame in 1977 and he will forever be known as one of the finest power hitters and most dynamic players of all- time. [applause] [laughter] [applause] benjamin bradlee. [applause] a titan of journalism, benjamin is one of the most respected newsman of his generation. after serving our nation in world war ii, ben bradlee went on to defend liberty here at home. testing the limits of a free press during his tenure as executive editor of "the washington post," he oversaw coverage of the watergate scandal and successfully challenged the federal government over the right to publish the pentagon papers. his passion for accuracy and unyielding pursuit of truth continue to set the standard for journalism. [applause] [applause] the honorable william j clinton.

[laughter] but that means the cubs are now in the third year of debris building affair. if you go to wrigley field, any team can get a bad century. [laughter] not a spell. again, i try to connect what i write about was something somewhat larger. this is a column written when camden yards opened in baltimore and has a title called love the camden yard. recreation is bert giamatti like to say it's recreation, an attempt to renew ourselves according to some standard, to make a vision poppell bull, thus paradoxically, recreation applies both leisure and what giamatti calls a reach to get it right. the people responsible did. it was an architect to set god is in the details, could have been a baseball person. baseball giamatti said had the keenest ideas has ever known. this term poetry. here, baseball people dissector better spring or catalog my new variations or release point or deplore the way shortstop is blaming in the pits that's coming. it is their first one to play right that oriole park at camden yards 50 new standard for detailed excellence. three related reasons for

cub, he played an extraordinary 19 seasons with the chicago cubs. he was named to 11 all-star teams, hit over 500 home runs, and won back-to-back most valuable player honors. ernie banks was elected to the baseball hall of fame in 1977 and will forever be known as one of the most dynamic power hitters and dynamic players of all time. [ applause ] [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> benjamin bradlee. [ applause ] >> a titan of journalism, benjamin bradlee is one of the most respected new s men of our generation. testing the limits of a free press during his tenure as executive editor of the "washington post," he oversaw coverage of the watergate scandal and successfully challenged the federal government over the right to publish the pentagon papers. his passion for accuracy and unyielding pursuit of truth continue to set the standard for journalism. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> the honorable william j clinton. [ applause ] >> among the finest publicer is vanths of our time, president clinton argued cases for the people of arkansas, served his state in the g

first one cub and then the other, a little less excited about her cannon ball moment.p their head above water, make it to dry land. they both passed with flying colors and made it to mom. >>> calling all would-be luke skywalkers, princess leias, your big break could be here. producers of the new "star wars" movie are holding an open casting call for two lead roles, a street smart orphan girl in her late teens and a young man in his early 20s. auditions taking place in britain and ireland later this week. may the force be with you. >>> tonight the wrong turn at yellowstone, a couple trapped six days in the freezing cold and the good samaritan who took a chance and found them next. and the good samaritan who took a chance and found them next. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation . to serve commitment current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to

to it once a day, i don't know if i'm feeling that but whatever the name is, it is an adorable panda cub. we can all agree op that. let's switch gears and talk about the weather. this is mary's rock tunnel. look at the icicles there. this is in the shenandoah valley at shenandoah national park at skyline drive. thanks for shooting this picture. also, a quick little fun fact for you. yesterday, we hit a high of 41 degrees, the coldest thanksgiving since 2000 when it hit 38-degrees so a chilly, chilly forecast yesterday. it is going to stay chillier than average the next several days. everyone below freezing. we don't have to deal with the ice we had yesterday morning. 24 in bulls. 27 in lexington park. bundle up if you're heading out to get your shopping on. quiet conditions across much of the united states. good news for anyone traveling. high-pressure our dominant weather feature, plenty of sunshine, highs in the lower 40s. this high shifts a little farther offshore. tomorrow we get a wind flow, but otherwise staying bright. 39 to 42 the afternoon high temperatures. tonight a few clouds

debut the cubs look happy and healthy. the younbrother and sister a viewed as huge conservation success stories becae the zoo -- yeah, mom is little bigger, little faster. >>> me for a look ahead d a lookack. thousands are expect in pennsylvania today for cerenies to remember the gettysburg address. 0 years ago president lincoln gave the best-known sech at the civil war battlefield. >>> onhis day in 1985 the fit summit between presidents ronald reagan and goachev as ported on the "today" show. >> when the two men first met today, o course, at the first session they had, a handshake outside, a little bit of itchat, and then went into the one-on-onesessions, and we're told it wen for one hour and four minute,uch longer tn had been scheduled or even expected. >> nbc's andrea mitche there. >>> happy birthy to ryan ward, 34, jodie fost 51. >>> i'm richard lui, alongith bi karins. you ha >>> breaking ne. aiolent and deay morning in lebanon as explosions rock the iranian embassy in beirut. >> new dails about the crash that kills

the 2 1/2-month-old cub struggled a bit but did scoot around a few feet. is a contest to determine the cub's name. >> if you're in a bad mood, just go to the panda cam. >> 2 1/2 months to name this thing? come on, let's go. >>> later today, former president bill clinton and first lady hillary clinton will participate in a wreath laying ceremony to mark the 50th anniversary of john f. kennedy's death. it's part of two days of memorial ceremonies to kennedy. >>> on this day in 1962 president kennedy announced soviet bombers to cuba to remove the blockade. >> this goes a long way towards reducing the danger which faced this hemisphere four weeks ago, i have instructed the secretary of defense to lift our naval quarantine. >> i'm paige hopkins. thanks for watching "early today." have a good one. >>> very good morning to everybody. thei] time is t(4:30 on wednesd november 20th. i'm jon kelley. jráqq the roads aret(Ñi looking good. not too wet out there. just aÑi littlet( çóÑislick. up any minute now. >> late last night that weather causing some minorlp flooding

they've got some protective glass, and i think here, bill karins that marshall actually tires out the cub. look at that. we could watch this for a good amount of time. >> of course. >>> you've got a big deal to watch here. >> a story. we don't know how bad a catastrophe in the philippines yesterday. usually the united states, it takes 12 to 24 hours before we know how bad is was pap remote island in the philippines well away from the capital. it may not be until over the weekend, maybe sunday into monday, before we know how severe is was. as far as human history, the strongest storm ever to move over a land area. we've been worecording storms since the 1800s. 1950s, 1960s. >> you were about 5? >> exactly. and heading for the philippines over the weekend. still call a category 3 storm. what happened in the philippines makes it historic. a northwest onshore flow continues. showers in the forecast, unfortunately through sunday. veterans' day monday, a dry day and the showers don't extend further south. and all of california, nevada looking for a dry day today, although on the coolish side. o

in fact, make it a recline we are cub holders so i can watch my stories while some jagoff from yo uruguay keeps yakking. next, i demand china's most-favored nation's trading status. that will help the bottom line once i force my audience to make ipads. (laughter) lastly, i demand the international community respect my right to continue developing the colbert nation's nuclear program. (laughter) it is for energy! even though i have pledged to wipe vermont off the map. we will drive you into lake champlain! (cheers and applause) nation, like all of you, i have enjoyed watching obama's signature piece of legislation unravel like a loose burrito in a backpack. (laughter) i do not think there has been a time in american history when a president got this unpopular this fast-- other than that one time. >> president obama's predicament has prompted comparisons with where president bush was at this point in his presidency and the aftermath of hurricane katrina. >> is this obama's political katrina? >> stephen: yes, it's exactly like katrina but, of course, there's one thing you can't say to presid

the cub is learning basic skills like finding food, water, defining enemies. release next week. now, don -- >> yes. >> this story is about another animal. that maybe have you seen since you're from louisiana. >> is this the animal story? >> this one is not in its natural habitat. take a look. >> what! >> no way. >> oh, an alligator, folks, at owe higher airport. the woman you just heard from called for help and dispatchers, on the other end, couldn't believe what she was talking about. couldn't believe what he was hearing. of course the alligator was hanging out in terminal three by the escalators. the aviation workers caught the alligators using a dust pan and broom. how the alligators got there is still under investigation. the plan plan is to give it away it a reptile park. >> we switch gears for this story. i assure you it will pull at your heart strings. take a close look at your screen and also listen closely. >> apparently going through the -- there was water slick -- [ inaudible ] >> just in case you missed it, folks, that was a pilot of a flight from

plus, you can help name these cheetah cubs. who doesn't want to name a cheetah? tell you how to do it next. to all the veterans... no longer in uniform, but still serving... on the job and in our communities... whose dedication and commitment to excellence continues... in every mission, whatever it may be... affecting our lives every day... for your continued service, we salute you. this message of appreciation to our nations' veterans is brought to you by paralyzed veterans of america and unitedhealth group. >> an oregon zoo looking for help naming its new cheetah cubs. they were born seven weeks ago at wildlife safari in winston, oregon, but don't have names. so the park is holding a public contest. with any paid at mission to the park you get chance to name one of the cheetah cubs and put your name in the drawing. >>> you guys are fired up over the president saying he is sorry about folks losing insurance because of assurances about obamacare. kate said, if you like your apology, you can keep it. from rocksan, he should have said, will you forgive me? maybe i

the cub making a debut next year. to find out how to vote go to our web site abc7 news.com. >> a week ago today san francisco came through for a boy who just wanted to be batman for a day. >> miles scott battled leukemia, now in remission. he is making a difference in his own special way. abc7 news has the story. >> reporter: bat kid saves gotham city, capturing hearts of people across the globe. bat kid is now back to being a 5-year-old. tonight, make a wish greater bay area is thanking all who helped make the wish come true, including our viewers. >> awesome to have abc7 on a partner on a wish. for the first time in my recent memory social media became social good. >> 16,000 people rsvped. crowd estimates at more than 20,000. a city spokesperson says san francisco spent 105,000ses today make this wish come true whchlt realizing how big it had become, some became concerned for the city, stepping in to help. >> they offered to offset expenses for the city. i didn't have to ask. >> a wish average costs $7500. local cha

. >> there's the mother with the cubs. she's carefully watching to make sure the cub is safe as it drinks. >> reporter: surveillance cameras attached to trees like this one show how similar they are to us, that the mothers are extremely protective of their cubs. >> the cubs' legs fall asleep so he tries to get up and walk away and you see him stumble. >> reporter: a team of wildlife biologists are studying mountain lions that live in the east bay mountains about 1100 square miles. it's a ten-year project and the first for the east bay. they want to know how many live here, where they go and how they share their territory with humans. >> how can we bring the conflict with humans down, reduce the fear and bring about a greater understanding? >> reporter: so far, researchers have set up 50 cameras throughout the east bay mountains. some of them near creeks. the surveillance footage will tell biologists where to place the traps. they placed this cage with bait in the mount diablo range today. they check the cameras almost on a

cubs are set to announce rick renteria as their new manager tomorrow.bench coach the past two years, a lot of minor league managing experience, renteria's got a reputation as a teacher of young players, which absolutely fits what the cubs are looking for. his contract is reportedly three year with two option years. we don't expect renteria to be at wrigley for the announcement. he's recovering from hip replacement surgery and can't fly for awhile. the possibility exists that the 2014 season will be the last with cubs game on wgn-tv. tribune reports say the team is opting out of its wgn contract. the station could get a new deal but at a much higher price to pay. we'll know more in a month or so. also, keith moreland is leaving the wgn radio booth to spend more time with his family in texas. bears practice today produced some news on jay cutler and some chicago perspective on the ongoing mess surrounding the miami dolphins. rich king has the story from halas hall. after all the optimism about j. cutler returning against the lions the reality is his statu

the cubs and the red sox didn't get in to. it he sent me the next year in 2004 when the red sox broke the curse. it was the most joyous event in my whole life. outside of childbirth and all the other things. [laughter] and actual, it was pretty close to childbirth. [laughter] it was fantastic. and on that note of happiness, i'm happy to open the floor up to questions if anyone has any? do they have to come up here? [applause] oh, thank you. [applause] [inaudible] i didn't meet any interesting scientists. really. the whole idea when i did the book i was going to -- i was going to go spend a lot of time with scientists watching them work. that was the initial thought. and so i went out with a few and i realized very quickly that scientists are very boring when they're working. they are. almost without exception. a few kind of are agreologies and people got field dos interesting things. a typical scientist sits a the the computer screen all day silently tapping keys and that kind of thing. and doing desk work. they -- i couldn't

officials say cubs used to be weaned at just 6 months until the mothers could bear new cubs.fter research, the researchers are breeding back to the cubs in captivityity. they will stay until two years old. zoologists say there is 396 cubs in captivityity and 600 in the wild. >>> coming up. relief can't come quick enough for villages in the philippines devastated by a massive typhoon, we will bring you the latest on relief efforts. >>> a fire at a scrap metal yard in red wood city send toxic smoke in the air where firefighters are in a battle to extinguish the blaze. >>> coming up,. >> you do know you are not supposed to have your bike in the crosswalk, right. >> i don't follow. >> you don't follow? >> i don't. >> you don't follow the rules you mean? >> in the next edition of people behaving badly. >>> here is a live look from your veteran's day from our room cam, clear skies to start out the holiday, more details room cam, clear skies to start out the holiday, more details on the forecagood morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now

and rick renteria prepares for life as manager of the cubs. dan roan is next with sports. ok.unches of oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mmmm! wow! it's the oats. honey. yeah. honey bunches of oats. this is a great cereal. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] experience new febreze sleep serenity and let the soothing scent of moonlit lavender lull you to sleep. ♪ new febreze sleep serenity in moonlit lavender, warm milk & honey, and quiet jasmine. an official product of the national sleep foundation. breathe happy. sleep happy. yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. here we are with dan roan. we didn't know where we would be actually. surprisingly good news from halas hall today, not only was jay cutler able to practice, he took every rep and he'll be the starter against detroit sunday at soldier field, a miraculous recovery

a 2-year-old's play date with a tiger cub's getting attention online.sed up on his visit to the zoo in washington. he starts running back and forth as the 6-month-old tiger cub chased him on the other side of the glass. after a while the cub got a little tired, but he's just like the bunny and just kept ongoing. >> that's what 2-year-olds do. now let's go to bill martin. hopefully it will be nice out there. >> that was seriously cute. that was good stuff. nice weekend coming up, and the clouds are coming in, and the rain is supposed to come in. hopefully it will happen. the numbers from today, the high temperatures we achieved, 76? santa rosa, 76 in antioch. clouds in the area right now. a as we come in close, the temperatures as they exist currently. 16 in antioch69 in livermore. and coastal fog that cools off pacifica and san francisco. the way the pattern works, cool to the north, warm to the south. the jet stream really divides the old from the warm air. the jet stream gets a little closer to us, that starts -- it doesn't drop over us, but it increa

. >>> and it was a long day of training for some giant panda cubs in southwest china. >> pretty cute, too. they learned to climb a tree for the very first time. and still, pandas need to survive in the wild and researchers say it will likely take cubs a few months to figure it all out. not all of them were interested, though. a few of them crashed out, sleeping. take my word for it. >> look how cute they are. >> they are so adorable. >> they, it is exhausting. >> they're passed out. >> yes. >> have a great afternoon. ,,,, to thsuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? s

the cub is growing up fast. don't they all? this little baby cub now weighs over 8 pounds and remember you can still help the zoo choose her name. details are on our website. just go to www.wusa9.com. >>> my goodness, it has been a rough season, right, for the redskins and their fans? they are 3-6 following last night's loss to the vikings. >> it's a little disheartening, but remember this. last year this time we were down on them, too, but remember what happened then, right? seven game winning streak, nfc east title, playoffs. here's what the fans are saying about the team's playoff chances this year. >> i think we can pull together some games, some wins, but as far as the playoffs, that's going to depend on a lot of other teams in our division. >> reporter: what about the rest of the season? can they salvage it? >> i think they can do it because -- >> reporter: you don't think they can? >> i don't think they can do it, but next year i think they can do it. >> i won't say i lost hope. i always got faith in my skins, but we're

a toddler dressed as a tiger for halloween makes a new friend with a tiger cub.for quite awhile running back and forth. >> up next, the bad. a british real estate company mistakingly shows a house that had an indoor marijuana farm. finally, the ugly. two restaurants in paris accused of seating guests based on looks. hostesses are told to sit good-looking people at the better seats. >> it's time for our brew on this question of the day responses. a vermont school is banning dances for the year. we asked if this will keep kids in line or will they rebel and go against the rule? sean tweeted us and says isn't banning dances a theory pretty much disproven by 80's cinema? hasn't kevin bacon taught them nothing? >> blaine tweeted let the kids dance. it's going to happen any way. >> another said if their request to behave was ignored by students they have earned the ban. i agree with the principal. >> thanks to everyone who responded. another look at the best video you'll see all day as we go to break. there's dancing twin tigers there, sort of. >> "fox & friends" start

cub, he played an extraordinary 19 seasons with the chicago cubs, during which he was named to 11 all-starms, hit over 500 in rome -- 500 home runs, and one most viable players honored. he was elected to the baseball hall of fame in 1977, and he will forever be known as one of the finest power hitters and most dynamic players of all time. [applause] >> ben bradlee. [applause] a titan of journalism, ben bradlee is one of the most respected newsman of his generation. after serving our nation in world war ii, ben bradlee went on to defend liberty here at home. testing the limits of a free press during his tenure as executive editor of the "washington post," he oversaw coverage of the watergate scandal, and successfully challenged the federal government over the right to publish the pentagon papers. his passion for agassi and unyielding pursuit of truth continues to set the standard for journalism. [applause] [applause] >> the honorable william j. clinton. [applause] >> among the finest public servants of our time, president william j. clinton argued cases for the people of arkansas, served hi

mother and cub almost asking that very question: what is the value of tigers walking the face of the chip reid, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: wow! that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. good captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org access.wgbh.org >>> it's a crime wave unlike anything gotham city has ever seen. >> i have been a cop for over 30 years and i can tell you i thought i saw it all. >> a damsel in distress. >> there's a woman tied to the cable track. >> a bank heist. >> they kidnapped lou-seal. >> this was the city at the mercy of super villains. >> we got no book for that. >> and then he arrived. >> batkid! ♪[ music ] >> from russian hill to union square -- to the ballpark! ♪[ music ] >> this is the story of one city's desperate plea for help! and epic heroics the likes of which gotham city may never see again. >> good evening, gotham city. i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. this was a day of drama, none of u

the zoo posted several different options for the 11-pound cub on its website. zoo officials say more than 115,000 people voted in chinese tradition. the zoo will reveal the name on sunday when the cub turns 100 days old. >>> a man is searching a landfill in the uk this morning for a fortune that he accidentally threw away. james howell is looking for a hard drive that holds 7,500 big coins, an online currency that's gained value. the big coin on that drive, those are now worth $7.5 million. he says he obtained the coins in 2009 but then put the hard drive in a drawer after he spilled a drink off the computer it was housed in. he says it wasn't until the value of the coins started to soar that he realized he threw the drive away. >> that moment was devastating. i was in front of my computer, the drawer was only a few yards away and the first thing i did was move to that drawer and a look. even though i knew it wasn't there. >> howell says he is starting to come to grips with this loss because he was told it could take weeks to find the drive even wh a team of do

first one cub and then the other, a little less excited about her cannon ball moment.their head above water, make it to dry land. they both passed with flying colors and made it to mom. >>> calling out would be luke sky walkers, princess leia's, your big break could be here. producers of the new star wars movie are holding an open casting call for two lead roles, a street smart orphan girl in her late teens and a young man in his 20s. auditions taking place in ireland later this week. may the force be with you. >>> tonight the wrong turn at yellowstone, a couple trapped six days in the freezing cold and the good samaritan who took a chance and found them next. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usa

they'll announce the panda cub's name to much pomp and circumstance with 12 foot scroll with the name on it in english and chinese. we got this video from the panda house yesterday. the zoo waited the traditional 100 days before naming the cub. [ cheers ] >> christmas time is here. from zoo lights to tree lights, last night the reston town center flipped the switch to light the tree. i was lucky enough to help the tree glow for the 23rd time. doug was there to help bring viewers a firsthand look and the big guy himself, santa claus, even made an appearance and helped us turn on the switch. >> i hope you slipped him a little note there about your christmas list. >> not very often you get him in person. >> i have been great all year this year. we'll see. >> the obama family making plans now f life after the white house. why the post presidency agenda could keep them from going back to their hometown. >> let's talk to amelia. >> clouds continue to increase. what can you expect >>> new this morning, an infant is among those killed in a deadly plane crash in a remote part of alaska. four o

we're talking about the maryland zoo cubs. they are getting their -- cutting their teeth, as it were, and having to start eating meat every day. both the male and female cubs are also getting more playful. zookeepers monitor the cubs to make sure they're healthy and happy. >> let's see that move again. >> that was good. >> i could watch this all day long. they are so cute. again, i keep putting in my call. >> we come out and see them, right? >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. learning the safest sentence for gangster whitey bulger and the biting words from the judge. >>> her delgt was ruled a suicide more than a year ago. why are they taking a closer look at the case? i'm derek valcourt. i'll explain when eyewitness news continues. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, harbor side companies, trading asphalt for nature. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> a more pleasant fall day. more on the warmup. don't miss the updated first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,, xÑwwk these are the hands of a surgeon. a pediatricia

i'm now a cubs fan, by the way, so this allows me to be -- but nobody remembers the fact that i sang, which is probably not a good idea. >> i think it's on youtube. >> no, i don't think it's on youtube. many things are on youtube, but that's not it. but there are pictures. it's a great question. and i think -- on the 13 global partners. that was supposed to be the big thing. and it's something that the president personally felt very strongly about, that in the 21st century alliance, it is vitally important for the 28 members of that alliance to recognize the contributions that are being made by a wide variety of countries that are not members. some will want to become members, others won't or can't. and yet in the 21st century, it is not enough to think that 28 countries can do everything. in every single operation that we are involved in, we have non-member countries centrally involved in what we're trying to do. and these 13 countries in particular were recognized for that reality. it is unfortunate that this view is not necessarily shared by every member of nato. and this is not ju

. >> plus our panda cub at the national zoo is getting bigger by the day. we'll update you on her progress coming up. >>> we're continuing to follow breaking news out of montgomery county where a school service worker is accused of watching girls change their clothes inside a locker room. our debra alfarone is live with more details. >> reporter: montgomery county police say there is actually a staff office with a window with blinds that looks into the girls locker room in the school behind me and apparently that was the perfect place for a peeping tom. let's show you this picture because you'll see the man that montgomery county police arrested, 28-year-old josh andrew greenberg of gaithersburg. apparently police say it was surveillance video that helped id that building service worker who was peeping in on those middle school aged girls in the locker room on october 1st and then this week on november 6th. greenberg is charged with two counts of visual surveillance with prurient intent. we asked montgomery county police officer rebecca innocente to help us

first went the male cub ben gar, who had to climb out to safety. then sister, shucasitta took a dip. she didn't like it as much as her brother, but both cubs did pass the test. they will be part of the exhibit, beginning november 18th. what kind of memory do sumatran tigers have, tim? mary? >> i think a very good one. i know your face and i'm going to get you someday. >> beautiful, though. that's gorgeous. but i would not want to be the one that did that. >> no. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. >>> so everybody started -- everybody panicked. everybody started running. >>> terror in the terminal. a teacher wounded in the shooting inside l.a.x., speaks about the panic. r. >>> shootout in the streets. a wild scene that unfolded in one pennsylvania neighborhood. >>> i'm ron matz. it's time to buy your miracle ties, to help the johns hopkins children's center. the story coming up here on wjz. >>> and a very nice, early november evening. but changes are coming. stick around for the updated first warning weather forecast. ,, for intelligent

the female panda cub was born back in august. the name will be revealed on december 1st when the cub turns 100 days old. i see one name that will probably stick out more than others. mulan. >> cute. >>> still to come, big campus scare. new details on the lock down at the connecticut campus. >>> and a pro-football player leaves his team after being bullied. >>> and coming up candidates discuss the environmental issues that will be key to the 2014 election. >>> and your forecast is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. . >>> it is mostly cloud and 53 degrees right now. more coming up. >>> and a case in miami that is getting national attention. >> reporter: it all comes after a miami dolphins player walked off the team saying hazing had taken an ugly turn. martin became a tackle on the dolphins team. this is richard incognito in a promo. th

cub, ernie banks, the first black player to suit up for the cubs. >> ernie became known as much for his12 home runs as for his cheer and his optimism and his eternal faith that some day the cubs would go all the way. >> president obama also honored oprah winfrey, saying that oprah's greatest strength has always been her ability to discover the best in ourselves. >> her bosses told her she should change her name to suzie. i have to pause here to say, i got the same advice. although, they didn't say i should be named suzie. >> so many heroes. my personal hero, "washington post" editor ben bradley receiving the award today. >> when ben retired, senator daniel patrick moynahan put the admiration of many into a poem. oh, rare, ben bradlee has rain has ceased, his nation stands, its strength increased. i also indicated to ben he can pull off those shirts and i can't. he always looks so cool in them. over the next 40 years the united states population is going to grow by over 90 million people, and almost all that growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to

i would have done that a hundred more times. >> one by one the cubs appear at the rim of the dumpsterp to the ground. the cubs rejoin their mom and they all trot away for the moment. >> and they keep doing this every year repeatedly. we get into the same situation. so i think their hunger definitely overwhelms their possibility of getting stuck. >> when a friend posts the home video online, it quickly goes viral. >> i videoed it just for the sake of sharing it with family and friends. i had no idea i would get so much appreciation and response for that. >> shirley says it was worth the risk and she has some insight as to why the reaction to the video is so strong. >> i think there are more people really starting to appreciate the fact that the animals were here first. we're supposed to share this earth together. >>> gripped by fright. from the unexpected to the down right horrifying. terror on a mass scale as bombs tear through trains in madrid. >> the train cars themselves just blown open. how absolutely terrifying it must have been for people on these trains. >> any parent's nightma