hopefully your chances are better seeing a delay in dallas. dallas/ft.dfw, showers, thunderstorms, the same thing. one hour or more. houston, heavy rain over you right know. watch for an hour or more delay. in san francisco, one in a series of storms begins later this morning into the early afternoon. wind, rain, you'll see at least an hour delay at sfo. count on that one. more on that in a bit, rob. >> thanks. >>> if you're planning a home renovation, you might want to act fast. hln money expert clark howard says that some might want to act fast. clark howard says some banks are cutting home equity loans with little warning. >> i've got a special warning, it's coming up again. if you have a home equity line of credit, your bank may well cut that line on you without any notice at all. a lot of us who own homes and have some equity in them have stand-by home equity line of credit. for example, i have one. i've drawn nothing on it, but it's available in case of an emergency. a lot of banks would say, wait a minute, there's all that liability out there that

dallas's four-game win streak ends. minnesota faced three games in front in the nfc north and arizona overcomes a 14 point deficit in its win. for more news and scores log on to cbs sports.com.

o'donnell is afraid that the dallas police are coming behind him, the dallas police are in the cars, they're going to surround the plane, board the plane, drag the body off, and perform an autopsy in dallas. so he wants to get this plane in the air, so mc hugh, who is the air force aid to the president, is responsible for maintaining the kennedy fleet, goes to. front of the plane, he says to the captain, get it plane in the air, and the captain says, i can't, there's going to be a ceremony on board and we're not really sure hand eventually mc hugh finds out that lyndon johnson is on the plane and the kennedy people don't know that. they think johnson has taken its other plane, the plane he newspaper in on, which is air force two and is on his way back to washington, so the foremc hugh tells in this oral history, which was declassified for the first time last year, which was revealed in this book for the first time, this is what he says. he's walking up and down the plane, he's looking for lyndon johnson, he can't find him. lyndon johnson is 6'4", he's a tough guy to miss, so he reali

more showers, more thunderstorms driving on in towards dallas. you can see it there.t's coming out of ft. worth but the heavy line is moving through i-20. if you look to the pacific northwest, it's a train of storms. we've had a couple this week already. one is right over washington state. now saturday's storms coming in for tomorrow afternoon. there is where it's located south of alaska. now that drives on into the east. take you live to d.c. traveling here low clouds are out there for the morning. looking at partly sunny skies to mostly sunny by the afternoon. not much of a travel delay there but you get it across new england and talk about that in a bit. there's a look at the capitol looking very lovely this morning. >> it is pretty. >> more details in a bit. >> i know that you know the news because you watch this show. so why don't you prove it to yourself. take the cnn challenge. challenge your friends, yourself, test your knowledge. you can pick your favorite anchor. so is hln's richelle carey. play now at cnn.com. >>> two sisters have a business that is right o

every game for the redskins is huge but nothing compares to the rivalry with the dallas cowboys. we take a look back at dallas week as our panel gives us their views and opinions on the heated rivalry. you don't like the cowboys? that's obvious. >> well, i don't know if it's fair to say that. in that i don't play against the cowboys anymore. >> but you did. >> absolutely and hated them with a passion when we played them because they were standing in the way of what we wanted to do and nothing personal i guess. their fans, that's a different issue. i have fun with them because their dill louisal. the collective iq of about six. so i see myself not as a hater, but as a man who's really trying to extend the olive branch to help those who need help. >> trevor, your first taste of the rivalry as a player, what was that like? >> the first time i played in texas stadium during a 12-year career was as a redskin and i went out early to pregame warm up and walked to by myself next to the star. i didn't step on the star as a measure of respect for the cowboys. i looked up at the ceiling, th

the former home of the dallas mavericks reunion arena, there is goes. we don't have the sound. we have to make the sound. demolished tuesday. 29-year-old building collapsed inwards and get this. they didn't use explosives but hammers away at two supporting columns to get it to fall. >> seems so risk e to me. that means somebody was inside. >> i know. just put the dynamite on the columns and run away. >>> more sports in the next half hour. robin? >> thank you. >>> all right. let us check the newspapers so you don't have to shuffle outside in that robe of yours. >>> a new police chief sworn in yesterday. he's been with the lapd 32 year. >>> a report in "usa today" says some pharmacies may be charging people as much as three times the normal price for liquid form of the h1n1 drug tamiflu which kids take. it says at least two states attorneys generals are investigati investigating. mummies with heert disease? researchers are saying scientists used ct scanners to detect the disease many thought was a modern day illness. fascinating. >>> late night talk show, having a ball with the p

the dallas police are going to surround the plame come aboard the plane, dragged the body off and bring it back and perform an autopsy. so he wants to get this plane in the air. so mchugh, the air force and to the president and responsible for maintaining kennedy fleet goes to the front of the plan and says get this plane in the air. he says i can't because there's going to be a ceremony on board and we are not sure. he eventually mckee finds out lyndon johnson is on the plane and the kennedy people don't know that. they think johnson has taken the other plane he flew in on which was then air force two and is on his way back to washington so the story nicu tells in this oral history which was released, declassified for the first time last year which revealed this book for the first time, this is what he says. he's walking up and down looking for lyndon johnson and can't find him. he's 6 feet four, tough guy to miss. he realizes the only places he hasn't looked as the presidential bedroom so he opens the door and looks in the presidential bedroom. no lyndon johnson so the only place on t

he was tied before with the dallas clark performance. catch number 15. phil: excellent job. wes welker gets off the line of scrimmage. nobody can hit him. smart football player. knows where the first down is. good timing with tom brady, too. jim: second most in a game in team history. troy brown has the record at 16. we are at the two-minute warning. i remember being at the hospital, thinking about my wife. i should have done more to take care of myself. now i'm exercising, watching my diet, and i trust my heart to lipitor. (announcer) unlike some other cholesterol lowering medications, lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke and certain kinds of heart surgeries in patients with several common risk factors or heart disease. lipitor is backed by over 17 years of research. lipitor is not for everyone, including people with liver problems and women who are nursing, pregnant or may become pregnant. you need simple blood tests to check for liver problems. tell your doctor if you are taking other medications or if you have any muscle pain or weakness. th

he was tied before with the dallas clark performance. catch number 15. phil: excellent job. welker gets off the line of scrimmage. nobody can hit him. smart football player. knows where the first down is. good timing with tom brady, too. jim: second most in a game in team history. troy brown has the record at 16. we are at the two-minute warning. jim: so, the patriots come up with four picks here in this game and welker with an amazing performance, 15 catches. phil: who do we talk about first? wes welker, tremendous job today. but what gives them a chance to really proceed and be a big-time factor in the playoffs? we know they probably will be, but i think it is their defensive backs. they keep getting a little better. jim: we have an update. james: hey, jim and phil. with oakland on top. cincinnati, carson palmer trying the hail mary. no time on the clock. up top. hail mary attempt is no good and oakland knocks off cincinnati, 20-17 in regulation. jim: all right. third win of the year for the raiders who will be heading to dallas to play their thanksgiving day game right he

founder and senior pastor of the powders house in dallas. over the world. he has a novel "a christmas story for our times." did you have heroes when you grew up? >> yes. and i still do today. >> larry: who were your growing-up heroes? >> my parents were when i was growing up. i grew up in a small community in west virginia. many of the people in the community left an indelible impression on my life. i think many times we don't realize we don't have to be famous to be somebody's hero. >> larry: what to you is a hero? >> somebody who gives themselves selflessly for the needs of others. no gin. tremendous sacrifice made. i think they're made out of different fabric. >> larry: more than someone who hits .320 or scores touchdowns? >> i think it's much bigger than that. >> larry: why is it important for people to have heroes do you think? >> it gives us something to aspire to and a source of inspiration. it gives us some measurement whereby we can measure ourselves and something that we hope to attain. many of us may in fact be heroes. we don't kn

jack ruby's fi dora was one of the items on the auction block in dallas yesterday.ll items were linked to president john f. kennedy's assassination. the auction came weeks before the 46th anniversary of that event. a newspaper kennedy signed for a maid the morning of his death sold for about $39,000, worth about a nickel in 1963. >>> i'm larry smith. veterans day weekend. last week the "uss new york," made of steel salvaged from the world trade center attack on 9/11, yesterday in indiana, navy's football team making a splash, how about the second straight win in south bend? they were beaten up by the irish 43 sfrait years. 23-21 they knock off the ranked irish and out of bcs bowl consideration. >>> real ticker-tape stopped being used in the '60s, how do you make do? some new yorkers threw important documents on to the street during the yankees victory parade, not even bothering to shred some of them. pay stubs, documents are sensitive and personal financial information on them were later found on the street. hopefully none belonging to you. you know what? you may fi

dallas more wind. seattle, looking at wind related delays, too. winds gusting near 45 miles per hour by seattle. we'll talk about that in a little bit. >> thank you. we'll try to get in the bruce springsteen story. must be mortified after what he did. >>> the search for a missing 5-year-old girl takes a startling turn. why police have arrested her own mother. @@@@@@@@@@@@@ >>> good morning, sunshine! i'm robin meade. and how did it get to be monday so fast? >>> here's what's going on. there's a disturbing twist in the search for a missing 5-year-old girl. investigators now believe that her mother has something to do with her disappearance. >>> plus, what passengers experienced inside a plane after it hit a flock of birds? >>> and then -- >> you don't go to a funeral and go, oops, there's no body. you know, you don't do that. >> you heard right. a veterans ashes disappeared right before his funeral. how it happened and what his family is doing about that. >>> first, the search is resuming this morning for a missing 5-year-old north caro

dallas. he believes he knows dallas as a hot right wing spot. is he supposed to the idea of an open lowercase. he wants kennedy to go to a couple of locations and raise money and get out of texas. so from the very beginning johnson was not in favor of kennedy going to texas. he opposed the trip kennedy went to raise money and he wanted to get a measure of what was going to take place in texas, a key state. this is kennedy already come out for a civil rights bill and the whole issue of civil rights was turning the south into a space south. kennedy is trying to get a sense of how he's going to handle that. that's the last question we can take. i want to thank everybody for coming out tonight. i appreciate it. [applause] .. >> discusses the book with senator bernie sanders of vermont. mr. sanders was a u.s. congressman for 30 years before moving to the senate. >> let me begin by thanking c-span for the opportunity of the interviewing the nomi prins who is the author of "it takes a pillage". while i was in the house i served on the financial service

. >>> for dallas week, things have been pretty tame.s called the cowboys the cow girls but that's about it. tomorrow marks the 99th victim between washington and dallas. the redskins won the last game in the old texas stadium. how will they fare in the new cowboy stadium. kelly johnson has more >> joe: as rivalry goes, it does not get any better than the cowboys and redskins. >> you know, i've been playing for them so long, you hate them, period. if you can't get up for this game, you can't get up for any game. >> this is smash mouth football. it means a lot to the fans down here and the fans down here. what really drives us is the fans i think it's healthy, having a rivalry like that. and i think we're just going to get ready to play, you know. that's all. i don't have, you know -- i don't have any hate mail to send. >> the cowboys have weapons galore from austin to whitten and the three-headed running attack in between. but it's tony romo that gets the dallas offense going. >> we have to get romo down. he is the guy who is squirming a

now the author joins us live in dallas to take your calls. thank you for being with us this morning. in your view if the mathew shepherd act were passed into law what would be the effect? >> guest: send a great message of respect to the world about how the government feels about the gay community. the laws were that effective. once we establish the law, people's mind >>>. we hope to incrementally get better. >> host: what is in the legislation? >> guest: it includes sexual orientation and gender identity keep original we already have hate crimes, race, ethnicity and religion. we expand the groups and government parameters. to help communities finance investigations and -- to step in and help prosecute? >> host: this is the cover of the book, "the meaning of matthew: my son's murder in laramie, and a world transformed". if you have been watching c-span you saw her present on her book in salt lake city. 202 is the area code. from those of you in the east and central time zones, 0002 for mountain and pacific time zone than you can send a tweet t

side into the great lakes with highs that are going to be mainly into the 50s, memphis, 63, 73 in dallas, 86 in phoenix, 68 and dry in san francisco, 52 in billings and 55 in minneapolis. that is a look at your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> fishing no longer means the same thing as fishing with a rod and reel. these days fishing is just another way to try and steal your money. our money expert jennifer wechb westhoven is looking out for you. >> there's a new scam. you've heard the led lines about banks failing. that can be scary. criminals are going to use your fear to try and steal your sensitive financial information. the fdic is warning you might get an e-mail that looks innocent. the subject line says check your bank deposit insurance coverage. well, if you see that, don't even open it, delete it. it is not from the fdic. it's from the bad die dpguys. it says, type in your information and you can see if your money is safe, insured. that sounds good, but they don't really mean safe. they mean safe with them. don't sfaul for that. phishing attacks tripled may to september ac

they won the game in dallas.ack win this year, and did it defensively, holding both miami and the 76ers under 42% shooting, and the 84% was a season low, too. you had to be really happy, pleased with what you saw from this team. >> you used the term collective effort. it truly was, because not only did the starters do the job but the bench i goes came off the buys and they contributed. >> you could say the starters were solid all night. the bench was near perfect. they passed the ball well, they finished the game down the stretch, got high percentage shots, boykins getting this nice assist over to jamison and the key buckets. i was just really impressed. collectively 24 points. half of their shots, 15 rebounds, 11 assists and only one turnover. near perfect. >> an excellent performance. we will see if they can carry it through tonight where the wizards look for their first three-game win streak since two years ago and they're playing a charlotte team coming off a huge win last night by seven points over lebron an

it was one of the items on the auction block in dallas.items were linked to president john f. kennedy's assassination. the auction came weeks before the 46th anniversary of that event. a newspaper kennedy signed for a maid the morning of his death sold for about $39,000. it was worth about a nickel in 1963. >>> i'm larry smith. veterans day weekend so why not cheer for the navy midshipmen. this was 43 years ago. on saturday, they had a chance to beat them for the second time in three years. the "uss new york" made of steel from the 9/11 attacks coming into the big apple making a bigger splash there than the mideast in indiana. the middies, the touchdown run as they get the victory, 23-21, their second straight win at notre dame stadium and the first time since 1936 that an unranked navy team beat a ranked notre dame team, the irish now will not get a chance to play in the bcs bowl games. >>> some new yorkers got carried away in the yankees victory parade on friday. some office workers couldn't find confetti so threw important documents out

same story for parts of louisiana, even into dallas. however, as we make our way back a little bit farther into parts of the northern plains, look for a bit of more cloud cover and even into the northern rockies, yellowstone national park, could see some heavy snow showers. highest elevations could see up to a foot of snowfall but in the valley a light dusting in a few spots. meanwhile, farther back to the west, roads will be dry and conditions for the california coast with high temperatures in sfot spots like los angeles and san francisco, 60s to 80s, 81 at staples arena. farther to the north in seattle could see some scattered showers, the high of 55 degrees. then the nation's midsection kansas city 66, 53 in chicago, 73 in dallas. southward along pars of i-35 through austin and san antonio should be nice with highs in the 70s, 75 in houston, 64 in atlanta, 87 miami and in boston and new york highs into the 50s. that's a look at your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> check out this i-report photo. just an ordinary piano in an o

♪ ♪ we're out in the road ♪ drop our pants ♪ with a big load ♪ colorado, dallas, amarillo ♪ south dakotakansas city too ♪ ♪ oklahoma city greens berg,burg wichita, omaha, too ♪ >> we're going to show you those lyrics shortly. in another shot in that rap song, peter odom, daniel horowitz, defense attorneys joining us tonight, they actually have one of the children smeared in i assume fake excrement sitting on a commode. and you all know the lyrics by now, i'm sure our producer sent them to you. it's full of filthy language. calling a gay guy a faggot up a tree, using slurs on women, sexual slurs on women. that little boy is 6 years old now, daniel horowitz. i don't know how old he was when he was spewing that kind of filth on youtube. what about it? you've got a child to raise now. a new child. what do you think, horowitz? >> well, nancy, unfortunately, i think it's a sign of our times. this type of conduct is seemingly widespread. and he's not going to lose his children because of it -- >> if that's your best defense, i'm going to give you the commercial break to come up with something e

o'donnell is afraid that the dallas police are coming behind him. he wants to get his plane in the air. so mchugh who is responsible for maintaining the air force -- the kennedy pleads guilty the front of the plane and he says to the captain gets his plane in the air. he says i can't because there's going to be a ceremony on board and were not really sure. eventually mchugh find out trantwo's on the plane that kennedy people don't know that. they think johnson has taken the other thing, the plane he flew in on which was then air force two and is on his way back to washington. the story mchugh tells in his oral history which was released, because like the first time last year which revealed in this book for the first time. this is what he says. is walking up and down the plane. looking for lyndon johnson. he realizes the only place he has elected as the presidential bedroom. so he opens up the door and he looks in the presidential bedroom. no lyndon johnson. the only place on the plane he hasn't looked is the bathroom. a bathroom in the presidential

if pittsburgh wins and new jersey is down with 10 minutes to go and dallas, this keeps them atop the eastern conference and division. most important thing is they got a patriotism i just think that he understands how fatigued, how tired these guys are. it's so much easier to focus on ovechkin with all the different injuries, having all these young kids up from the minors. none of these guys pure goal scorers that were brought up. gordon is having a good season in hershey but he is not somebody that the washington capitals are looking to score 30, 40, 50 goals in the future. and jay beagle has two goals down in hershey. they want him to play good mature minute, develop their game, not make mistake, not create a loss for them and just to continue to gain their confidence and grow as players so, on that side -- and then they know mike green gets 30 minutes of ice time. ate he tough for them -- they could not go to the well. he only played carlson 13 minute. he good 13 minute on 13 shift. he got got caught out there too many times. i mean, they are lucky. it was a lucky point and a a ver

memphis with 63. 73 in dallas. 86 in phoenix. 63 and dry in san francisco. 55 in minneapolis. that is a look at the forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> its rider got slapped with a d.w.i. and now his recliner is on ebay. >>> a robbery suspect is in critical condition after a group of people reportedly beat him up. phoenix police say justin pear broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gunpoint. when pear told the man inside not to move or he'd shoot the man took off. and that's when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out, seen the gun, i told the kids to get me my bat. i went out there, we cracked him with the battle. >> he deserved it. he pointed a gun at us. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. pear has a skull fracture and other injuries. southwest is sorry for kicking a mother and her toddler off a flight t. crew booted them because the boys screams of "go plane, go" and "i want daddy" drowned out the preflight safety announcement. mom said she was confident he would have behaved when the plane took off, but they never g

and also looking at some wind when you get in towards the dallas metro area and we'll find that at dfwou're headed out west seattle with more wind, rain and possibility of snow. we'll talk about that, rob, in the next couple hours. >>> this will give you a whole new meaning on the phrase domino effect. here you go. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> wow! look at that. those people set up and knocked down more than 4 million dominos in the netherlands yesterday. that's a new world record. to spice things up the organizers used pictures of different places around the world including new york. the new record built the old one by more than 140,000 dominos. >>> an nfl owner is caught on video making an obscene gesture during his team's win! rafer, come on! >> i couldn't believe it when i saw it, robin. this is right from the file of, e, no, he didn't. we blurred out the video so not to offend anyone. no mistaking what he is doing. during the titans win over buffalo there he is giving the gesture. i think they call it the bird in some parts of the country. a fan caught him on iphone video an

. >>> and former dallas cowboys star michael irvin got the boot off "dancing with the stars" last nighte man they call the playmaker is not going to play on despite the fact that he posted his highest score of the season on monday night. >> what? >> yes. he wasn't able to garner enough football spoet. 49ers receiver jerry rice and his former teammate emmitt smith have done well. smith won the competition. >> yeah. the guns would have done it for me. come on. >> you should have voted. >> the arms, you know. >> i knew what you were talking about. >> all right. making sure. thanks so much, rafer. talk to you soon. >>> voters in maine appear to have repealed the state law that approved gay marriage. gay marriage has lost in every state where it went to a popular vote. a total of 31 states. now five states have legalized it through legislation or the courts. in maine with most precincts in opponents of gay marriage won by 6% margin. the vote overturned a state law enacted last spring. >>> all right, bob, teasing us earlier saying travel was looking good. did you mean air travel or road trave

reunion arena, the former home of the dallas mavericks, was demolished tuesday. look at it fall. >> wow. >> and there it goes. 29-year-old building collapsed inward in a wave like formation. but get this, they didn't use explosives. they hammered away at two supporting columns and that's how it fell down and they all got away in time. >> i was going to say, wait a minute. >> no, they were hammering and it started falling. >> that seems kind of risky. thank you. >>> new york city police raided the offices of some high-profile newspapers as part of a corruption probe. officers searched the circulation and delivery offices of "the new york times," "the new york post," be "the daily news" and "diarrio." the union is not commenting. >>> the health care bill that passed the house may not be popular with a lot of people. but some parts of it are. new this morning, a cnn/opinion research poll shows americans are evenly split over a rule that would require health insurance for all americans. and they're strongly against using public funds for abortion. that's something co

dallas's four-game win streak ends.ota faced three games in front in the nfc north and arizona overcomes a 14 point deficit in its win. for more news and scores log on to cbs sports.com. america is strong and resilient. and we'll pull through these tough times, we always have. and the companies building the internet are leading this technology driven recovery. more than one hundred billion dollars in private investment over the last two years has spurred innovation, launching new online service and content and put more than three million americans to work. an economic success story. expanding and growing by building a smarter, faster, safer internet. broadband for america: it's working. >> kroft: an update on a story we called "sabotaging the system." last sunday, the f.b.i. told us about one of the most sophisticated bank robberies ever involving computers. $10 million was stolen in less than 24 hours by emptying a.t.m. machines on three different continents. this week, the f.b.i. broke the case, which involved russian

dallas's four-game win streak ends.ota faced three games in front in the nfc north and arizona overcomes a 14 point deficit in its win. for more news and scores log on to cbs sports.com. >> kroft: an update on a story we called "sabotaging the system." last sunday, the f.b.i. told us about one of the most sophisticated bank robberies ever involving computers. $10 million was stolen in less than 24 hours by emptying a.t.m. machines on three different continents. this week, the f.b.i. broke the case, which involved russian and eastern european hackers. now, a few minutes with andy rooney. >> rooney: the united states takes in more people than any other place in the world. everybody still wants to come to america. those of us who were born americans know how lucky we are, i think. i'd hate to be on the outside, now, trying to get in. in 2008, a little over a million people became u.s. citizens. that's a lot, but a lot more wanted to get in and didn't make it. it isn't easy, now. to begin with, you have to fill out a ten-pa

the dallas mavericks introduce her as the coach of their developmental team.he mavs president don't think they'll have problems taking orders from lieberman. >>> one the best pictures in baseball was arrested on suspicion of pot possession. tim lincecum was pulled over for speeding near seattle. when he rolled his window down, they smelled smoke, he handed over pot and a pipe. he's looking at misdemeanor charges. >>> lastly, it is friday so time for our true champion this week. in honor of national diabetes awareness month, it is chicago bears quarterback jay cutler. he is a type one diabetic. he's done a series of web with i seweds where he talks openly honestly and candidly about his battle with his disease, even worrying he was going to die before he figured out what he had. i was truly impressed by it. that's a look at sports. >> didn't know that about him. thank you. >>> the son of a florida prison inmate says that he never had a reason before to be proud of his dad. until now. his father was among a group of inmates who rushed to help a prison guard afte

. >>> and former dallas cow bis star michael irvin got the boot on danci"dancing with the starst night. oh, the humanity. the man called the play may goer will not play despite that he posted his highest score of the season on monday night. really stepped his game up. but a tough spill to swallow since his former teammate actually won and jerry rice came in second. so the next time they get together, i'm picturing it's going to be like in your face, irvin. no, i don't know. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> let's get over to bob with a look at your air travel delays in case you're hopping on plane today. >> good morning. what is it? it's wednesday, right? so volume starting to get up there. no delays so far and i think it will be a decent day. we do have one weak clipper moving on on through the midwest, getting on in towards the ohio valley. showers out there, no delays yet. full details some about a half hour. >>> well, the government changes its mind about who should get the swine flu shots at guantanamo bay. and the folks at the miss usa pan pageant have changed their minds. @@@

that's getting in towards dallas, too.s been raining steadily here for the last six hours and it's going to continue for at least the next two. here is storm number one, storm number two, it's on the way. just below parts of alaska now, but here comes the rain and snow. it's piling it on tough. full details on that coming up in just a bit. that's the weekend. >> one to two feet. >> yeah. >> love it. bob, thank you. >>> if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen. martha stewart has some biting words about fellow tv chef rachel ray. >>> and a church trying to help people that have hit rock bottom, but their efforts have opened up this legal can of worms. rachell carey is following this story. >>> amazing, a window washer is okay after falling eight stories. this happened in yesterday in seattle. the man on top of the building, when he fell. i guess this is the building. he hit a window on the way down, but his safety rope broke his fall before he hit the ground. the fire department says, of course, yes, he was hurt,

breezy for dallas. upper level low north of them, surface winter at about 25 miles per hour. >> not a bad place to be? >> bumpy for the ride. that's about it. >> thanks, bob. >>> should you suck up to your boss? these are tough times, after all. "usa today" asked 22 current and former ceos what they think about sucking up. most said, it never helped their careers, although 20 said it's okay to complement the boss, if you are sincere. the november issue of psychological science says people who do not suck up risk inheriting a bully for a boss. one ceo says people gush over her as a joke. gags and rubs noses by the way. bob, great work, by the way. fantastic. >>> right now, attorney general eric holder is testifying before the senate judiciary committee. talking about putting the september 11th mastermind and four our suspects on trial in new york. this is what was said a moment ago. >> -- both essential tools in our fight against terrorism. therefore, at the outset of my review of these cases i had no pr

the dallas mavericks introduced her as coach of their developmental league team. the mavs' president thinks his players will have no problem taking orders from lieberman. lieberman breaking yet another gender barrier. truly impressive woman. >>> new york yankees' victory parade starts about 45 minutes and they are already celebrating. this is live pictures in lower manhattan, the route called the canyon of champions. it goes from battery park to city hall, something new yorkers are used to. it's been nine years since the yankees had one of these but the giants had one last year. they call it the canyon of heroes because walking through the tall buildings, well, you get the idea. >> even tossing somebody up in the air there. >> kind of cold there. mid 40s. derek jeter and andy pettit and jorge posada went on letterman and the talk show asked how does it feel winning it all? >> what is it like? it's guys commemorating an experience that will last forever, isn't it? >> you just explained it all. we have nothing to say. >> and then they left. congratulations to the ya

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i got to the dallas parents on the phone. and my mother says who are you going to vote for now that perot has pulled out? and i thought for a moment. who did i want to vote for? i had issues with the other two candidates. and i broke down. because for the first time in my life, i had no one do believe in. i may be an rack extraanymore or a throwback is a better way to a previous time. but i like to fall in love with my candidates. i like to believe in something. i want to have faith and a reason to work so hard. and i had no one to vote for. i had to hand up on my parents for the first time in my life because i didn't want my mother to hear me crying that i lost faith. so i was asked back two years ago what mattered most to me. this is just when i agreed to do that book. and what mattered most was to promote stability in politics. and it matters to me because i want people to care about their country. i want people to care about their neighborhood. i want them to know the history and the culture of america. i am an american e

it was one of the item on the auction block yesterday in dallas. of the items were linked to john f. kennedy's assassination. it came just weeks before the 31st anniversary of that event. a newspaper signed the morning of that assassination, sold for $39,000. it was worth about a nickel before his death in 1963. >>> is there anything that isn't being shared on the internet? we're going to tell you about some personal online events ranging from the beginning of life to the search for higher meaning. >> everybody, online right now, i got a question for you. >> we've got some questions, too. about churches in cyberspace. hear what a pastor says about comnuning with a computer. >>> muslims in and out of the military were quick to be critical of the actions of nidal malik hasan. some worried about a backlash against muslims. others pointed out the attack goes directly against the teachings of islam and today the army chief of staff weighed in on the subject. he told john king on our sister network cnn that it is important for the country not to get caug

norv who has quite a history here as a redskins head coach and dallas cowboy offensive coordinator reallyishedto come back to this stadium one more time. phil: that's what he was doing all week to his players, how lucky you are to come here, the nfl, all the big games he has seen here in this stadium. no field goals, guys, he's telling merriman. jim: i tell you another one norv turner was here for was anderson when he was on the rams staff. said one of his favorite memories in the nfl business for him. ended the 80-yard drive. hixon. can he get some room? hixon slides off the first hit then brought down at the 29 with 15 seconds. giants have two time-outs. phil: if it goes well, they have maybe three plays. that's if one of them can be caught and get out of bounds. jim: can they give lawrence tynes any chance at all? time to trying to beat the chargers when he was with the kansas city chiefs but manning first must come up with a couple of big pass plays. at least one. there's one down the field and it's defended. knocked down. gregory. knocks it down. steve smith was the target. now with 10 se

so from there the bank of dallas. pretty in fannie. it except these because of a go south on will sam will take care and then the banks sell those to wall street, wall street picks up the commercial paper, they are treating the commercial paper but in order to ensure against a risk the mark and stanley and goldman, the investment house is out there that are taking risks, usually his there is insurance that, for the mortgage-backed insurance. so that insurance company was primarily aig so do you want to talk about that so that aig was insuring the loss of risk for the investment houses. >> guest: exactly, when talking about credit defaults what you were talking about ways of trying to spread around risk. one of the other problems the clinton administration added to this problem was fannie mae developed a situation in the late 90's when they saw that this affirmative action lending as it were was leading to an erosion of lending standards and the agreement had been if you ran a bank that's old mortgages to fannie mae and said that in thi

host: next is dallas, linda on our democrats line.aller: we have a governor's race in the state of texas and there are tv ads already against health care reform. i have a question. with so many people uninsured, wouldn't that health care reform that is in the public option -- wouldn't we be able to attract those people more instead of them going to the emergency room? if they were in the public option, they would then have to pay something of a pocket. can you respond to that? guest: at the center for responsive politics, we do not take a position on health care reform, but that is the argument that proponents of the public option are making. it will be far less costly if we can provide insurance to the uninsured and prevent them from coming to the emergency rooms late in an illness and having to cover catastrophic cost. if it could be managed from the beginning, the theory is that the cost will be more manageable. host: this specific question, tony who writes, "soft money is what?" guest: it is the contributions that used to come fro

hood, texas, halfway between dallas and austin. seven people dead perhaps two locations, 20 people wounded. it is not clear all or some were civilians. we will continue to pursue all new developments from that story. >>> let's move on to this story. a 7-month-old baby girl missing for five days in the panhandle of florida is safe. shannon dedrick was found in a box under her babysitter's bed. the authorities are charging the babysitter, her husband and the baby's own mother. at an emotional news conference the washington investigator talked about it. >> the search includes a canine search and rescue team. at approximately 9:55 p.m. shannon dedrick was found in a two by three cedar chest underneath the bed. understand, under the bed was the box shoved in the back and a lot of material in front of it to deceive anyone who was looking. this box had a lid on it and had a clasp on it. she was in the box from -- excuse me. she was in the box for almost 12 hours. in a closed box. shannon was immediately taken to the northwest florida comm

dallas, good defense by nick young and jamison slips in for the rebound. up ahead to nick against chalmers and he is called for traveling >> phil: chalmers may have gotten away with some contact. i thought that nick had made a good move. let's take a second look. he has a tough job of having to catch that ball. boy, that's either a jump ball or a foul. >> reporter: jie don't see travel. i've seen other guys travel a lot worse than that. we'll leave it at that. here is d wade under neat. they'll call a jump ball for both guys. >> the other night, after the philadelphia game, flip saunders made the distinction on nick young playing. he said not the 20 points that kept him in there but it was his defense. tonight, going against one of the stop scorers. he has his hands full trying to stay with dwyane wade and minimizing his effectiveness. >> reporter: yoot comedian clearly made an impression on you, phil. here is butler trying to draw contact, tries it on the reverse lay-in. nicely done >> phil: carron has been very effective the first four minutes >> steve:

they sell 307 of the groceries in dallas to they don't really come under the anti-trust laws. wal-mart has gotten so large that -- i argue in my book that i think it's time to take a look at those laws. is wal-mart a corporate beast we need to manage differently? do 2007 rules we need to manage a company of this scale and doing the kind of business this company does. host: how did you first become interested in wal-mart? [laughter] >> i work for a business magazine called "nas company." and a new -- one asked me to write a story about wall marpt. and he wad never, although the magazine was 10 years old at that point. we had never written about wal-mart which is the most dominant country in the -- the most dominant store in the country, that was 2003-2004. 2004. and a lot of ink was spilled on wal-mart. but wal-mart really had what i called the wall of silence around with the companies that supply it forebid you to talk to the press about your business with wal-mart without wal-mart's permission. as a result, lots of stories written about wal-mart. none of which said anything t

but milos only wants to play for dallas. milos really wants to play for brussels. milos only wants to play for shanghai. buenos aires... frankfort... paris... milos really wants to play for rome. [ crashing glass ] how's your japanese? we know why you fly. we're american airlines. >> dan: 'dtwe'twaun moore is na the mvp. purdue beats tennessee 73-72. it doesn't get much better as far as an early season contest. >> larry: i thought it was only appropriate that we would come down to a shot in the air to really decide it at the end of the game because of the way these two clubs played all night long. they really got after each other. in the beginning, if you remember, i said it was going to be defense. it ended up being defense, and really the benches of these two clubs really contributed big tonight. i think both of these teams are going to have highly successful years. i think purdue will make a serious challenge in the big ten. i know tennessee is going to make a serious challenge in the sec. >> dan: he was sensational. >> larry: he did everything for him. a long r

one of the top four seeds. [ indiscernible ] >> they have all been very impressive, road wins in dallas and a cleveland game. >> absolutely. they have the scoring. they have the inside presence. they have the depth. they have the coaching and they have all of those pieces you look at when it comes to crunch time and the playoffs, that are going to get you far. getting healthy, big thing. we see it every year. >> you sit there courtside, i did for four years, i can't figure out where gilbert's head is at from night to night. can't figure him out. do you have a grasp? >> he's still not the player probably more mental than physically. when you come back, i mean i was out just a year. i had back surgery, and i just didn't have the confidence. i didn't react quick enough, but there was a lot of thinking. >> you were way down -- [ laughter ] >> weighing down my back. >> weighed down by the baggy shorts, i know that! [ laughter ] >> we had the short shorts then. [ laughter ] >> see what happens. check this guy out, one of the best. you guys do a great job calling the games, back in action this

jack ruby's any dora was one on the items on the auction block yesterday in dallas. the items were linked to president john f. kennedy's assassination. a newspaper kennedy signed for a made the morning of his death sold for about $39,000. it was worth about a nickel in 1963. >>> i'm larry smith. veterans day weekend. last week the "uss new york" arriving in the city for which its named, made of steel from the world trade center attack eight year ago. and the navy's football team making a big splash too. how about the second straight win in south bend. they were beaten up by the irish, 43 straight years, but no longer their whipping boy. 23-21, they knock off the ranked irish and knock them out of bcs bowl consideration. >>> real ticker tape stopped being used back in the '60s, so some new york citiers threw important documents on to the street below during the yankees' victory parade on friday, not even bothering to pay some of them. pay stubs, documents with sensitive and personal and sensitive information on them were later found on the street. hopefully, none of t

dallas week, jim zorn getting ready for the game in big d.redskins coverage around tonight at 11 on geico sportsnite. >> reporter: the redskins get to see the cowboys' new playpen t is quite a stadium. caps making their way back to the playing surface. there is alex ovechkin. he is the subject of the ovech cam. >> a ton ice for again ovechkin, over 15 minutes. here he is, walking into the a.c.c. right about 4:15 getting ready for this hockey game. guys arrive early to get you prepared. there is the smelling salt. i used to love that stuff >> joe: no >> craig: you know, i would be on the bench and when they called, it i had to be ready. you knew it was going to half after being held off the board last night, here it is. nice shot. closing in on the league lead. the goal scorer heatley who has 17. >> reporter: that little nugget about the smelling salts tells me something a little bit more about you in the way you turned out. now, i understand. well, okay. >> craig: i need some up here the odd night when i listen to you a lot. >> reporter: etch