they've added a new game piece, and it is for dan harris, a kitty cat. in the tell prompter makes fun of dan right here. >> of course i will make fun of dan. 10-year-old dan harris said i have to play with the dog. >> i lost an intense campaign. >> you probably voted a lot. the cat beat out the helicopter, a diamond ring, a robot and a car in the contest to select it. >> dan has a lot of pull. >> you won, dan. >> very powerful. moving on. >>> the only thing harder than channing tatum's chest is saying channing tatum's chest. let's not say it, color it. grab your crayons and get ready to add a hue to your favorite hunk. it's color me swoon. ron is flipping through his right now. everybody's got a copy. so you can do robert pattinson, bradley cooper's smile. this was fun, tom selleck. >> look at that. >> i'm seeing party favors for ginger's engagement party. >> the men will love that. it comes out september 3rd. >> the look of consternation on ron's face. >> two new faces to the new edition. what do you think, dan and ron? >> yeah. >> that's me on the left

abc's dan harris has that story. >> reporter: there she was in her sweat pants, leah remini in this behind the scenes footage that aired monday night on "dancing with the stars." >> i'm going through a personal big change for me and my family. >> reporter: firing a shot across the bow of the controversial church of scientology. >> the church is looking for me to fail so they can say to their parishioners, you see what happens when you leave the church. they're waiting for me to fate. >> reporter: remini, famous for her roll in the hit cbs hit come, the "king of queens" -- >> but i chose you. >> that's got to sting -- >> reporter: was just a child when she joined scientology,

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ricky has nothing on our very own dan harris. st with them. >> that was involuntary. i was distracted. >> they made you do it? they wake up with you at 3:00 if the morning. >> no, they don't. they stay in bed with my wife. please. >> you're a softy, dan. >> not as soft as ricky gervais. who would have thought? this guy is tough. >> you feed to up your twitter posts. >> apparently i do. we'll be right back. rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis.

bianna golodryga along with dan harris. also coming up, it's the move that could stop a lot of impulsive late night decisions. a proposal if our nation's capital that would require a 24-hour waiting period for anyone who wants a th s s a tat piercing. we'll have reaction to the plan. needless to say, not everyone likes it. >> i wish that law was in place when i got the face tattoo. hours of makeup every morning. >>> also coming up, clear the playground. this is what happens when a family of playful bears invades a backyard. that's somebody's backyard. imagine that. >>> but we're going to start here with buckingham palace. just two days after arresting a guy who scaled a fence to the queen's home. news this morning armed officers may have mistaken prince andrew the queen's own son -- for an intruder. abc's nick schifrin is at buckingham palace this morning with the story. nick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. you're absolutely right. two security incidents in one week, inside the queen's own home. clearly, the

i'm bianna golodryga. >> i'm dan harris.saturday, september 14th. >>> big casting news for the next "hunger games" movie. the famous face picked for one of the critical role in those movies. sara haines will have that in "pop news." sara haines has not been picked. >> right in the cast. >> i think so. surviving in the wilderness, no. >> i can't wait to hear that. that's coming up. >>> also coming up, your mom told you not to play with your food. but pizza hut wasn't listening. the crazy creation you have to see and hear for yourself. sara haines bringing us that story. >> she can curry favor with food. >>> we're going to start with the murder trial seven years in the making. a guy in seattle just now facing charges that he murdered his own wife back in 2006. >> authorities saying he tried to cover his tracks but missed some critical details. abc's aditi roy joins us with more. good morning, aditi. >> reporter: good morning, bianna and dan. nicole pietz's family says they've waited nearly seven years to have their day in cour

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> what do you think? >> i want to believe her.eems like a person of integrity, but it is very eyebrow raising to hear these experts say that an olympic swimmer does six miles an hour. i guess i'm not qualified to make a judgment but i'm predisposed to say i believe her. >> you know, i also -- first of all, she finished a day before she was supposed to finish. >> a whole day. >> a whole day. there is no independent media monitoring her every move, which still took her 54 hours to do and it's that seven-hour stretch that everyone's concerned about. the person who you saw said even if my life depended on it i couldn't go more than an hour of swimming without getting something to eat and get a rest and she did it seven hours. doesn't make sense. at the same time, these people who were helping her were all volunteers. to keep it under wraps without getting paid. >> you wonder if the shoe will drop. i hope not. details of the meeting and what she will say haven't taken place yet. she will address her critics. >>> bombshell allegations a

with more on this controversy, here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: when she staggered ashore on key last week, diana nyad, age 64, became an instant icon of perseverance. >> you're never too old to chase your dreams. >> reporter: but pretty soon, the questions began. fellow long distance swimmers crunched the numbers, based on gps data posted by nyad's team. for the first 24 hours, she was going 1.6 miles an hour. then, according to her critics, she appears to have rocketed up to speeds of three miles an hour. four, then briefly six, which is faster than a u.s. olympic speed swimmer. >> the community is wondering how her team accounts for that incredible speed. >> reporter: did she hold on to the boat during this time? or even get in? nyad's team says she just got lucky, a strong current helped her to paddle into key west one full day ahead of schedule. there's a question that according to her blog, for a period of seven hours, nyad apparently didn't stop to eat or sleep. >> in my own experience of marathon swimming, i find it hard to go longer than an hour without feeding. it's har

she says she'll speak to the critics tomorrow, but here is abc's dan harris tonight. >> reporter: whenred ashore on key west last week, diana nyad, age 64, became an instant icon of perseverance. >> you're never too old to chase your dream. >> reporter: pretty soon questions began. fellow swimmers crunched the numbers based on gps data from nyad's team. for the first 24 hours she was going 1.6 miles per hour. but then, according to her critics, she appears to have rocketed up to speeds of 3 miles an hour, then 4, then briefly 6 which is faster than a u.s. olympic speed swimmer. >> the community is wondering how her team accounts for that incredible speed. >> reporter: did she hold onto the boat during this time or even get in? nyad's team says she got lucky that the strong current helped her paddle into key west one full day ahead of schedule. there is also the question that, according to her blog, for a period of seven hours nyad apparently did not stop to eat or drink. >> i said in my own experience in marathon swimming i find it hard to go more than an hour without feeding. it's har

abc's dan harris tried a little e-mail experiment. >> reporter: to test how sophisticated google is at scanning our e-mail and sending us ads, i went all the way down the hallway here at abc news headquarters and enlisted my friend and weekend "gma" colleague, ron claiborne. as we hatched a plan to go for chinese food tomorrow after the show, ron wrote that he needed someone to take care of his dog. and boom, dog boarding and daycare. [ laughing ] >> reporter: then, when ron wrote that he should rent a car -- >> boom, discount car rentals from carrentals.com. they are on you, man. maybe it's just you. are you the nsa leaker, edward snowden, by any chance? >> i feel like it. >> reporter: when i sent ron an e-mail about bed bugs, he got ads for exterminators. when he sent me a note about needing investment advice, an ad from advisorworld.com. >> i figured there would be. >> google says they're not the only company doing this, and that they are open about their practices. they point out they don't have people reading your e-mails. computers do that job. >> we kind of knew it, but never se

dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> next we turn to the big business of fast food in america. we noticed that burger king has put a new kind of french fry on its menu today, another fast food chain marketing healthier fast food, but are these new french fries really healthier and will americans really buy them? abc's chief business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis digs in. >> reporter: tonight it's fast food wars, the new battleground, french fries. burger king hoping this marketing blitz takes serious bite out of the competition. >> how important are french fries in the fast food wars? >> hugely. 50 percent of all orders, according to burger king, contain french fries. >> reporter: that's 56 million orders of fries every month. but there is still millions of health conscious consumers currently opting out. >> this way if maybe they have an option that might be more palatable to the moms, they'll bring their kids to burger king instead of mcdonald's. >> reporter: what's the difference between the old fries and the new? aside from their shape, the old fries have 340 c

dan harris abc news new york. >> eye opening isn't it.just about half hour ago nasa launched its latest mission to the moon. >> zero ignition. and lift off p. away she goes. nasa launch the explorer. it is relatively low cost robotic spacecraft sent to study the moon ultra thin atmosphere. 280 million dollar project hitched a ride aboard a rocket using 3 refurbish peace keeper. once in orbit around the moon it will drop down to extremely low altitude. >> we are going to be down to about the altitude airliner flies over the earth from that altitude we can study what the moon atmosphere is leak and very thin one but also there's some evidence from the apollo astronauts there are dusts storms. >>reporter: nasa research center in mountain view designed built and tested it and will manage the mission. spacecraft will crash in the moon sending back data as it does so. big launch party in mountain view. >> new video tonight from this week supersonic test flight of passenger space ship. you are lacking at video from virgin galactic plane as it st

dan harris has the story. >> there she was. in her sweat pants.hind the scenes footage that aired monday night on dance with the stars. >> going through a personal big change for me and my family. >> firing a shot across the bow of the controversial church of scientology. ism church is lacking for me to fail so they can say to the appreciate inte inter, you see, what happens when you leave the church. waiting for me to fail. >> remedy famous for role in sitcom the king ons u.but i chose you. >> that has to sting. >> was just a child when she joined sign total jichlt church founded by science fiction writer hubbard and known for celebrity members lick tom cruise. over the summer leah remedy became most prominent celebrity days if he cantor from the church. her departure came after years of growing questions and concerns. some of which spilled out on prime time tv last night. >> i was always so scared to be myself or everything happens to us is our fault. used to taking a lot of neglect activity on yourself >> fast forward thchurch most part they ha

abc's dan harris with today's big announcement.

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> she's not done.all memoir. >> could be a doozy. >> she wants to talk about things that are taboo. she will get in to the nitty gritty of what she says is happening behind doors in the scientology churches. >> probably an interesting book. >> she looks terrific on "dancing with the stars." moves well and looks terrific. >> she talks about how the church depleted her of self-confidence, but i've always portrayed her as someone who portrays it quite well. chblthsds. >>> and coming up -- >> the victim who found his wheels thanks to google. >>> and a risque way to turn your own phone on next in "the mix." xt in "the mix." >>> welcome in to "the mix." you know how google earth works. you are able to travel the globe with a couple of clicks on the computer. every once in a while a story that has a link to google earth comes up that has nothing to do with traveling around. a guy was on google effort checking out a place he used to hunt in. he spots what he think is an illegal shoot house on farmland. he goes

i'm dan harris, alongside bianna golodryga and a cast of thousands here.eptember 21st. i can't introduce you to everybody. >> we're thinking about foot. >> everybody is self-conscious. coming up on the broadcast, on the day before the emmy awards, neil patrick harris dropping a new hints about what he has up his sleeve. >>> how one mom is leveraging her daughter's love for one direction to dole out a very public punishment. >>> we're going to start this half hour with an extraordinary family drama. twin brothers, locked up right now and charged with trying to kill their dad. a man they lived and worked with. >> prosecutors say the sons were fed up with their dad. but wait until you hear what the father has to say about this. aditi roy joins us with the details. hey, aditi. >> reporter: good morning, bianna and dan. that father is standing by his sons. bill says he will not abandon his children. but investigators say his twins have confessed to trying to burn their father alive. >> i don't like it. it hurts my heart. it hurts me as a person. >> reporter: bi

and for those keeping track at home, such as dan harris, tampa won that game. >> seven hours. >> seven people were left in the stands? >> about 21,000 when they started. probably half that. >> got their money's worth. >> one way of looking at it. like shooting 100 in golf, right? >> they cut it off after the seventh inning. i've heard. >>> time, now, for the weather. running late. over to you, ginger. sorry. >> don't take my time, ron. kidding. we start with beautiful sun-kissed buildings in atlanta. 17 days straight of dry weather after such a soggy summer. that's changing. 17 days getting broken tonight and early tomorrow. watch as the cold front pushes through. some flooding rains in parts of new orleans, mississippi, will be watching all that. even the florida panhandle. but numbers like 76 in atlanta for a high. tallahassee, closer to 90. in the northeast, fall coming in and sticking. look at this. new york city dropped to 69 by monday. boston, mid-60s. the numbers will tumble, as we go into fall. and the foliage is starting to change. it looks like it. let me show you parts of mi

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abc's dan harris has the pope making headlines. >> reporter: it is the most bracing move yet from a pope who was already sending signals of being new and different, living in a simple room, driving a beatup old car, taking a selfie with visiting tourists. in a blunt new interview published in jesuit journals around the world, pope francis says the church has become obsessed with small-minded rules and that it must be the home of all, not a small chapel that can hold onto a small group of selected people. he declares we are not insist on related issues related to abortion, contraceptive methods. this represents a huge shift that for a church for decades actively lobbied against these things. the last pope said while on a trip to africa that contraception may make the aides epidemic worse. >> to be clear he's not saying he doesn't support the teaching of the church on these hot button social issues? >> i think he has opened the door to a conversation about how is it that we form our own attitude and our own lives as catholic christians. >> reporter: it's a historic interview from a pope si

abc's dan harris has that story. >> reporter: there she was in her sweat pants, leah remini in this behind the scenes footage that aired monday night on "dancing with the stars." >> i'm going through a personal big change for me and my family. >> reporter: firing a shot across the bow of the controversial church of scientology. >> the church is looking for me to fail so they can say to their parishioners, you see what happens when you leave the church. they're waiting for me to fate. >> reporter: remini, famous for her roll in the hit cbs hit come, the "ng of queens" -- >> but i chose you. >> that's got to sting -- >> reporter: was just a child when she joined scientology, founded by science fiction writer l. ron hubbard and known for its celebrity members like tom cruise. >> it's a privilege to call yourself a scientologist. >> over the summer she became the most famous celebrity defector after years of growing questions and concerns, some of which spilled out on prime time tv last night. >> i was always so scared to be myself. we're used to everything that happens to us is our fault. you

abc's dan harris with today's big announcement. >> reporter: devastating floods in colorado, heat records in las vegas. superstorm sandy, melting glaciers, dying coral reefs. declining penguin population. today's u.n. report says, we will see much more of these kinds of things, which they pin with near certainty on us humans. >> it is extremely likely, for the past half century are due to human influence. >> reporter: rising heat already costs the average american family like the rieblers of new jersey in everything from food to air-conditioning. but that is nothing says today's report if the world doesn't make big changes soon by the year 2040, we could have released enough greenhouse gases, that we will have locked in a global temperature rise of 3.6 degrees. which is where potentially irreversible and catastrophic changes kick in. we're talking about an increase in animal extinction, a drying up of farm land that leads to massive food shortages, and putting us on a path toward sea level rise, that could swallow parts of major american cities like new york, miami and san diego. skeptics

. >> and i'm dan harris.coming up this half-hour -- what is this thing? that thing? and how do you eat it? we're going to try to get ron claiborne to eat it? this is the latest creation from the guys who created the cronut. so, get hungry >> i think you'll like it, ron. >> chocolate. >> amazing that's coming up. >> i'm sorry. continue with the show. >> trying to anchor a show here. >> are we on? >>> but we begin this half-hour with the retrial of amanda knox, it starts tomorrow in italy the american student won't be there. >> two years ago, italy's highest court overturned knox's murder conviction and she returned home to seattle where she sat down with abc. >> reporter: a walk is really important for coming back. as a new trial looms, amanda knox is haunted by her nice locked in the italian prison. >> i had panic attacks. >> reporter: she said panic attacks and ptsd still plague her and freedom hasn't freed her mind. >> i thought that i was okay, i was home, and i wasn't. i was so angry and i was so sad. >>

alongside dan harris. >> also coming up one of the biggest parties is kicking off oktoberfest in germanyown as the wedding dress designer to the star, you may be surprise at who she's dressing now. >>> but we're going to start this half-hour with the story of a wedding meltdown. this wasn't involved a bridezilla or vera wang. it was the priest going at it with the photographer. >> the bride and groom mortified on what was a playing out on the most important part of their lives. abc's reena ninan took a look. >>> you have heard the groom who couldn't find the ring or the bride missing the wedding dress. how do you respond when your priest has a wedding meltdown? it's the moment this couple dreamed about for months. >> in accordance with god's will you now confess it. >> reporter: then it goes all wrong. this time, it's the priest. >> please leave. >> reporter: he stopped the ceremony to scold photographers. >> this is a solemn ceremony not a photography session. >> i was shocked. i was mortified. i just knew we needed to get married. >> i will stop the ceremony if you do not get out of th

dan harris has the story. >> reporter: they're calling him the cold call pope.ncis' dialing habit apparently started after he got his new job last spring. he personally called to cancel his newspaper subscription in his home down in argentina. he called the cobbler to say someone else would pick up his shoes. the latest, to anna romano, a 35-year-old who wrote the pope a desperate letter. saying she was pregnant and learned her boyfriend was married with children. i recognized his voice right away, she said in an interview with an italian tv station. he said i was strong and brave to keep my baby. this is one of a dozen spontaneous calls he's made. including to a woman who said she feared retaliation after reporting being raped by a policeman, to a man angry with god after his brother had been worried. and another young man worried about finding a job after he graduated. >> compassion is suffering with somebody else. the pope picking up the phone, that's his way of saying let me be there with you. >> reporter: the chattiness appears to be part of a larger effort

for "good morning america," dan harris, abc news, new york. >> so what did we learn? >> she's not going to make the decision until she has to. >> that's what we did learn. >>> now to the night of surprises at the emmys. amy robach backstage for all the excitement. they've been going all night long in hollywood. boy, amy, you're giving us the full hollywood this morning. >> whoo! >> va va voom! >> good morning, everyone. the emmy parties, the afterparties are just wrapping up. an hour ago, the lobby was still filled with people celebrating the night's big winners. from "breaking bad" to "modern family," there was no shortage of smiles back stage. >> "modern family." >> reporter: call it lucky number four. america's favorite family bringing home the emmy for best comedy again. >> none of us grew up feeling like winners. so thank you to the bullies, to the -- popular kids. >> jeff daniels. >> reporter: the acting awards belonged to cable. as "news room" star jeff daniels beat out kevin spacey and bryan cranston. >> the last thing i won was best actor over 50 from the aar

dan harris the moral landscape. and bill march lethal dose.he movie is a phenomena as the book world likes to say. in any case it's clear that these writers have to tell is one that a very powerful part of our culture once told emphatically so. some articles have appeared concerning the advancement about the how many brain. the mystifying capacity until now we caused consciousness and creativity. i will be focusing on three science writers the work is a sliver between the neuro scientists and the allies along the art official intelligence. the literature explaining the brain's wiring is vast and technically intim candidate -- intimidating. unlike scientists and critics at war with religion. it's less clear that the writers have an antic nist or part of the cultured war. it is obvious that neuro scientists are trying to explain phenomena until a few decades ago thought to be in the domain of philosophy, the art, and humanitarians. the surprising thing is how much interest and enthusiasm neuroscientists and thed advocates center generated in the

i'm dan harris. this is saturday, september 7th. alongside bianna golodryga. ago. he's going to shock you. he's live in our studio. >> such an impressive kid. >>> we begin this half hour, with that hero stepping in to stop three bullies from picking on a younger boy, all caught on camera. his bravery got him a brutal beatdown from the thugs. but the good samaritan is saying, despite his severe injuries, it was worth it. >> reporter: he may be a former marine. but he's a man still on a mission. the moral kind. it's a brutal beatdown, caught on camera. this morning, we're hearing from the man at the receiving end of that thrashing. a man many are calling a hero. >> all of a sudden, i was in the middle of a melee. >> reporter: he's a former marine and father of two. his instinct to protect kicking into overdrive when he stumbled upon three men bullying 14-year-old dion wright. wright's own father tried to help. >> i seen these guys were not backing down. and i had to keep them at bay. and then, i looked up. here's mr. jones. >> reporter: before he knew it, jones

. >> and i'm dan harris. this is september 15th.two dogs and a trick involving a cheerio. we'll have that in "pop news" as well. >>> we begin this half hour with fans heading out the football games on this sunday. they know the harsh reality. sometimes the tackling is not just down on the field. >> fighting in the stands is getting out of control. sbrees i increasingly, it's captured on youtube. neal consider lynn ski has more on the story. >> reporter: it's sunday. it's september. and that can only mean one thing. >> it's game time. >> reporter: football. but at too many games, that's also meant this. >> get back, now! >> reporter: violence. fan versus fan. all over youtube. often brutal. and often just because someone is cheering for the wrong team. >> everybody likes to root to their team. but we're tired of the violence. >> reporter: the nfl is tired of it, too. and wants people to know it's doing something about it. today in seattle, while the game is in motion, the seahawks have arranged for undercover police to be in the stan

alongside dan harris. >> thank you. it's sunday, september 22nd.ng up, one of the biggest parties is kicking off and it's called oktoberfest. and the mayor of munich in germany has a warning for beer drinkers coming up. >>> also ahead -- >> ron is writing that down. i will -- >> case study. >> that look said, i will get you back. >> we'll talk. >> okay. >> you want to know what else is on the show? >> yes. >> vera wang is known as the wedding dress designer to the stars, so you may be surprised at who she's dressing now. >>> but we're going to start here this half hour with the story of a wedding meltdown. this one did not involve a bridezilla or vera wang. it was the priest going at it with the photographer. a lot of people debating this story online. >> the bride and groom mortified on what was playing out on the most important day of their lives. was the priest right or wrong to do who he did? abc's reena ninan took a look. >>> i never heard a wedding story like this one. you have heard the groom who couldn't find the ring or the bride missing h

our very own dan harris gave it a try. >> it's hard to stay in control. >> reporter: and as for ives rossi, he offers this advice to fans. >> hold on tight to your dreams. >> another man with big dreams and a bigger appetite has set a new world record. san jose native and hot dog eating champ joey chestnut has a tweet tooth. who knew? he took home the top prize downing 13 apple pies in eight minutes. champ sonia the black widow thomas. was it hard? talk to the pro. >> get into a rhythm. control my breathing. drink water. do the same thing over and over again. you try to keep eating them like i did the first one. >> don't overstuff my mouth. get this chestnut says he had room for a whole another pie. >>> all right a monkey that's back in style made him a star online will not be returned to his previous owner. darwin the monkey was seen wondering around a toronto ikea last december. his owner has left him in the car. darwin escaped wearing his infamous coat you saw there. the owner says dar when is a pet and was illegally taken from her after his escape. friday a judge ruled darwin wou

. >> and i'm dan harris. this is sunday, september 15th.in the world of viral pet videos. this video involves two big dogs and a trick involving a cheerio. one of them gets the trick. the other one, not so much. we'll have that in "pop news" as well. >> babies and dog, we visit all. >>> we begin this half hour with fans heading out to football games on this sunday. they know the harsh reality. sometimes the tackling is not just down on the field. >> fighting in the stands is getting out of control. increasingly, it's captured on youtube. so now, police in seattle are going undercover the try to stop this. abc's neal karlinsky has more. >> reporter: it's sunday. it's september. and that can only mean one thing. >> it's game time. >> reporter: football. but at too many games, that's also meant this. >> get back, now! get back! >> reporter: violence. fan versus fan. all over youtube. often brutal. and often just because someone is cheering for the wrong team. >> everybody likes to root for their team. everybody wants to be part of that fanfare

dan harris is joining us from new york to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america.good morning, dan. >> good morning, katie. coming up, we have breaking news. there was a greyhound bus that overturned in ohio in the early hours of the morning. there is word now dozens of potential injuries here. emergency crews and helicopters have been rushing the injured to local hospitals. also this morning, new pictures out of the flood zone in colorado. look at the trailers carried away like they were toys. they are calling it a 1,000-year flood. ginger is on the ground and covering the whole thing, the daring river rescues and the towns cutoff from the rest of the world and the forecast, which unfortunately calls for a lot more rain. plus only on gma on a much lighter note, an salute i have look at a 54-year-old daredevil. this man is known as the jet man. he's flown over the grand canadian, even the swiss alps. how does he do this and how much does that thing cost some news this morning on the video which has gone viral of actress nicole kidman getting knocked down from the p

dan harris joining us live to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." n with new york, like i represent all of new york to san francisco. >> you do for us. >> excellent excellent. let me tell what you is coming up on the broadcast this morning. as you know, time is running out as we hurdle toward the deadline for the government shut down. it's just a couple days around now. there's no agreement in sight. the republicans are meeting at high noon today. will they come up with a deal? what does it mean for the rest of us if the government fails here. take a look at this. caught on tape a high altitude rescue. a blackhawk helicopter swooping in on one of colorado's highest peaks in an attempt to pull a 60-year-old man to safety after he had a nasty fall. could they save him? we will tell you coming up. and the latest front in the fast-food wars and it involves healthy alternatives. mcdonald's offering fruit and salad instead of fries. the ceo went on a mcdonald's diet and claims he lost weight, mcdonald's once a day. and ginger taking on her toughest challen