especially when don took her to the prom. remember?ally had a wrestling match about it on the lawn. isn't it nice having a living history of embarrassing moments from my childhood. no, no, no, i'm quite enjoying the vision of a young charles eppes moved to violence by a girl. oh, he was moved all right. you know what, can we... can we... why are talking about this? this is something that happened... i have work to... we have work to... we have to get work done. yeah. well, i guess i have to clip the hedges myself. how'd it go with homeland security? it didn't. the drills are going forward. there are three tomorrow, four the day after that. well, maybe keeping the exercises in play is good. it's limiting the number of targets. what do you mean? there's ten all together. we don't have troops to cover all of them. maybe we don't need to. charlie can probably help us out there. gentlemen. what do you got? subway security camera caught our guy on tape. witness saw him dump his gear in a trash bin. we id'd him as a roger holstein, 31, ex-arm

don? >> all right, thank you, paula newton. stay tuned to cnn. our dr. sanjay gupta is on his way to haty with a team and we'll be following this story next week as well. >>> still ahead, an american swimmer training for the olympics dies suddenly during an open-water race, and check out this video that we just got in from a cnn i-reporter in from texas where several tornadoes have touched down and caused significant damage. >>> and then what city do kids stand the best chance of getting the most halloween candy? well, no, it's not hershey, pennsylvania. we'll tell you straight ahead, and don't just sit there. we want you to be part of this show, part of the conversation. send us a message on twitter or facebook. cnn.com/don or check us out on foursquare as well. >>> let me check the top stories on cnn. a 26-year-old american swim star died today during the ten-kilometer marathon swimming world cup in the united arab emirates. fran crippen died during the last leg of the race and his body

so it's being taken very, very seriously, don. however, the notion here that something is imminent or something has changed isn't there. that's the perception we're getting here right now. >> let's talk about the military. u.s. military bases in europe have ramped up security, nic. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: well, in germany in the air base a couple hundred miles from here, there was a higher security alert for troops there, told to stay on the base, a curfew on friday night and a warning following that. if you go off base, don't wear your uniform. there is perhaps a reason for that. we're not being told explicitly. but it could be -- it could be part of this heightened threat warning in the travel advisory. back in 2007 here in germany, an al qaeda-linked group planned to -- planned a series of terrorist attacks using massive amounts of explosives. and the targets they chose back then in germany were u.s. servicemen and americans in germany at discos, at restaurants, at nightclubs, at places where they might ga

y ademÁs, vamos en vivo a chile, con el don de la televisiÓn, don francisco.ra mujer eliminada. va a compartir un poco de su experiencia en el programa. no te esperabas ser eliminada. por supuesto. >> claro que no. no me lo esperaba. pensaba quedar hasta el final. >> diste en todo por el todo. vimos anoche cÓmo te entregaron un cheque de 5 mil dÓlares para la institución por la que bailabas. >> es para la instituciÓn maldef que lleva mÁs de 20 aÑos dedicÁndose al apoyo de los inmigrantes latinos. en los estados unidos. >> vamos a conocer un poco mÁs de este instituciÓn que decidiste apoypÁr vamos a verlo. ♪ >> a medida que avanzan los dÍas aumenta la emociÓn para los contrincantes de la audiencia familiar mira quiÉn baya Él despierta americadespiÁ seguidores de la trailera decidieron dar muestras de agradecimiento. >> sentimos orgullo y admiraciÓn por ella por todo el trabajo que icadespierta americ >> fuerte el aplauso para rosa gloria. >> que todos seamos muy felices. >> cuÉntanos qué proyectos tienes luego de mira quiÉn baila. >> tengo un disco nuevo. una p

i'm don lemon today. a new term, a new court. never had women had so much influence on the highest court in the land, and they start with some big controversial cases on the docket. our jeffrey dubin, he wrote the book on all of this called "the nine." he'll look ahead for us. >>> it is not your old school bullying. the internet age taking it to an entirely new level. we're talking about death here. how to stop it, how to save the victims. our network focus this week. >>> plus, google. a google bigwig is here live. if you want to know where you and the internet are heading next, make sure you stay tuned. >>> we're going to start with this. we start with a still developing story now. we're learning some startling new details right now about an origin of an al-qaeda terrorist plot that triggered this weekend's european travel alert. european intelligence says a group of jihadists from the city of hamburg are on a plot to launch terrorist attacks on so-called soft targets in a number of european cities. german officials say the jiha

don? >> all right. thank you, paula newton. stay tuned to cnn. our dr. sanjay gupt on is on his way to haiti with the team. we'll follow this story next week, as well. >>> ahead, an american swimmer training for the olympics dies suddenly during an open-water race. >>> check out video we got from an ireporter in from texas where several tornadoes have touched down and caused significant damage. >>> and then in what city do kids stand the best chance of getting the most halloween candy? well, no, it's not hershey, pennsylvania. we'll tell you straight ahead. don't injure sit there, we want -- don't just sit there, we want you to check out our blog. look for us on foursquare.com, as well. mmmm. you don't love me anymore do you billy? what? i didn't buy this cereal to sweet talk your taste buds it's for my heart health. good speech dad. [ whimper ] [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and its whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healthy. and its whole grai

y ademÁs, vamos en vivo a chile, con el don de la televisiÓn, don francisco.uchos aÑos de amor y felicidades. beso. mua! >> que lo disfrute. >> la apagamos. >> un regalo de parte de todo despierta amÉrica. >> pide un deseo, rÁpidamente! [ aplausos ] >> felicidades. >> fuerte el aplauso para rosa gloria. >> que todos seamos muy felices. >> cuÉntanos qué proyectos tienes luego de mira quiÉn baila. >> tengo un disco nuevo. una producciÓn musical que pienso sacar muy pronto y tal vez haga una gira de teatro. >> que lo haga, que lo haga. >> como agradecimiento a todo el pÚblico que me apoyÓ. >> recuerde mira quiÉn habla de mira quiÉn ba cumbre de uno de los casos de sobrevivencia mas asombrosos de la historia esta cada vez mas cerca en chile, donde las autoridades han informado de los ultimos preparativos para el rescate de los 33 trabajadores atrapados a casi 700 metros de profundidad desde hace mas de dos meses. mientras tanto la capsula fenix 1 hizo una prueba real el dia de hoy a las 5 de la manana , para el rescate de los 33 mineros , la prueba fue grabada y n

don? >> i was talking to a republican strategist now and it's the eighth inning and republicans don't want to shoot themselves in a foot and a comment i'm sure party leaders are paying close attention, to carl palladino, a republican gubernatorial candidate in new york. he made headlines by threatening to take out a reportary few weeks back on the revelation that he has an out-of-wedlock child and tonight stirring more controversy again about gays. an eighth suspect was arrested in anti-gay attacks against four men. let's listen to carl palladino in brooklyn >> i didn't march in the gay parade this year. the gay pride parade this year. my opponent did, and that's not the example that we should be showing our children, and certainly not in our schools. and don't misquote me as wanting to hurt homosexual people in any way. that would be a dastardly lie. my approach is live and let live. i just think my children and your children will be much better off and much more successful getting marrie

don? >> the eyes of the world on chile right now. thank you, carl. as you can imagine, these miners must be going stir crazy after more than two months down there in that space. can you imagine? just a few more days hopefully while rescue workers put everything in place to get all of them back up safely. let's go to jacqui jeras to give us a critical idea how dangerous these next steps are and really just how confining it is, as well. >> absolutely. there's so much hope right now, but there's still a lot of obstacles we have to go through before we see them make their way up. first of all, it's very deep. this isn't like the pennsylvania mine rescue where they were just 200 plus feet under, this is 2,000 feet. so that's a half mile and this is rock. let's show you the animation. this is rock, so when you drill down through this, it isn't like you're creating a smooth hole that goes straight down. this is rock, so it's a very bumpy ride all the way down, and this is a curved line, like the

y quiero tambiÉn pedirle usted, don luis que se pare aquÍ al lado mÍo y en honor de los mineros, de sus, de los rescatistas, de los ingenieros, de los mÉdicos, de los que siguen abajo porque... los vamos a sacar tambiÉn, quiero que cantemos con el casco en el corazÓn, la canción nacional en honor de todos los chilelos. viva chile. >> viva! >> viva chile, mierda! >> viva! nacional de chile. la tumba serás de los libres♪ ♪o el asilo contra la opresión ♪serás de los libres ♪o el asilo contra la opresión ♪o el asilo contra la opresión viva. (grito de chile)= >> felicidades.>> bravo. >> ahora me corresponde dar el abrazo a todos. >> bravo. >> bravo. >> agradecido a la familia y sé que fue difícil y primeros días difíciles. >> nunca más. >> gracias muchas gracias. >> don andrés, un gusto conocerlo y tuvimos una conversación fluida y siempre con la verdad, espero que las confianzas sigan igual. >> hablando con la verdad uno gana plata. >> gracias. >> gracias. >> la pega ha sido excelente. >> como rescatistas, sicologo como todo, excelente. wun turno de 70 días seguidos, duro. >> muchas gracias

don? >> let's talk about the republicans now. i was talking to a republican strategist yesterday. he stead's the eighth inning and -- he said it's the eighth inning and republicans don't want to shoot themselves in the foot. and carl paladino, a republican candidate in new york, he made e headlines by threatening to take out a reporter on the allegation that he has an out-of-wedlock child. he's stirring more controversy tonight with critical rocks about gay -- critical remarks about gays, after a suspect was arrested in anti-gay attacks against men. let's listen in bicycle. >> i -- listen in brooklyn. >> i didn't march in a gay pride parade this year. my opponent did. and that's not the example that we should be showing our children and certainly not in our schools. [ applause ] >> and don't miss quote me as wanting to hurt homosexual people in any way. that would be a dastardly lot. my approach is live and let live. i just think my children and your children will be much better off and mu

>> hello, don. actually, we're outside the funeral home where sergeant lance vogeler has now been brought and lays in rest. he will be buried in the savannah cemetary, which is a very beautiful place. he died last friday in afghanistan, and yesterday we had the opportunity to talk to his family, and you can imagine, it's an extremely emotional time for them. they are so full of pride about their young soldier, but their hearts are breaking at the very same time. >> my heart breaks. >> ask tim vogeler what kind of person his son was and his hands begin to move while his younger son chris translates. >> i wish the world could meet him. it's just amazing. >> he thipnks his son is really awesome. >> he and his wife donna are deaf. they may not be able to speak about how proud they are, but they certainly can still tell you. >> loved to help people. very joyful man. great son. >> 29-year-old sergeant first class lance vogeler was an army ranger, a special breed of soldier. nothing proved that more than t

francisco vamos a chile. >> adelante edgar. >> gracias don francisco, gracias neida, aquí continúanatentos por supuesto contigo, en la cobertura especial, el rescate de los mineros, el presidente de chile recibió llamadas de varios presidentes del mundo, miren lo que dijo el presidente de chile. >> carlos mamani y su familia, fueron tratados como un hermano más y fue muy emocionante escuchar las palabras de un presidente chileno, que cuando vio al presidente de bolivia lo primero que le dijo, fue que hemos tratado a carlos como un hermano, es que hemos vivido una noche mágica donde la vida derrotó a la muerte, una noche quien os hace sentirnos, más hermanos, más seres humanos para poder enfrentar lo que el futuro nos va a deparar. >> eran las palabras del presidente de chile, el presidente piñera, ha estado esperando a los mineros. >> el vino chileno como nunca es más internacional, para saber más sobre esos festejos tenemos a ana patricia candiani. >> neida han sido momentos inolvidables, sobretodo cuando el primero salió, los ojos de todo el mundo estaban puestos en la mina san jo

well, i've had that problem for years. >> little don is due when? >> well, actually, a little girl. >> donette. >> the end of january. >> thank you, i'm excited and liam wants a sister, we'll see if he really does. well, you fulfilled the biblical prophesy, a boy and a girl. >> well, it will be interesting. >> thank you. that's great. >> and hey, listen, while we got you, anything we need to talk about. >> as far as congestion and accidents, we're fine and we have lingering issues as far as sinkholes and downed trees a nottingham and white marsh are the big areas now. we'll talk about this shortly. we'll look at the forecast and we'll go ahead and jump it into the next live shot. breezy and less humid and a high temperature of 72 degrees and we'll bring in the ronster. >> wasn't that great news? >> yeah, i like it. we have jessica at november and now, we have sharon at january. >> and ron wants to announce he's pregnant. that's withanticipation. >> he said, what did he say. >> yeah, jess in november and sharon in january. >> wasn't that good news? >

i'm neil, don. how are you? to me? i'm endangering my life. talk on a cell phone riding 90 -- >> neil: stop. you're not in the front seat. you're in the backseat. >> that is irrelevant! [ laughter ] >> neil: "that's irrelevant." so as someone who has been through alcoholic anonymous, going there you have to admit you have a problem. >> that's great. i have a good idea. the cowboy has cancer, bring up the fact he is a drunk, too! >> neil: no, no, no. a former drunk. >> no, you're always a drunk. >> neil: well -- >> you're always a drunk and always a drug addict, i happen to be both of them. as well as are you and gasparino. >> i'm not a drug addict! >> neil: there you go. now two italians on you now. >> but you're a dope. >> thank you. >> takes one to know one. >> neil: exactly. >> anyway -- >> neil: don, my argument with this congressman we had on last night, nice guy. lovely guy as you would say. if he doesn't see it as an issue to address and i wonder if we don't see a lot of the big issues to address from for

y de otro que aprendemos es don francisco, vamos a estar platicando con Él.Á rápido se consiga esa gran luz para los chilenos. >> vamos a pasar ahora con raÚl y toda una reina rosa gloria. >> muy bien, acompaÑado estÁ con nosotros aquÍ rosa gloria. fue la primera mujer eliminada. va a compartir un poco de su experiencia en el programa. no te esperabas ser eliminada. por supuesto. >> claro que no. no me lo esperaba. pensaba quedar hasta el final. >> diste en todo por el todo. vimos anoche cÓmo te entregaron un cheque de 5 mil dÓlares para la institución por

. >> he low, i'm don scott. >> and i'm jessica kartalija. this is the amendment that's befitting the fallen marine's father versus the church group's right to free speech. wjz is live outside of the courthouse in washington, d.c.. mary bubala has been following the case and sat in on oral arguments before the justices a short time ago. >> reporter: good afternoon, don and everyone at home. it was a huge cloud outside the u.s. supreme court today. we had protestors from the church where the signs are . we had protestors outside of the supreme court who were on the side of snider and his family, he's the father of the maryland marine who's funeral was protested. i sat inside the courtroom and listened to the justice's side. they had specific questions about the first amendment rights and by public speech and whether or not a private individual has protection from hateful speech. >> this morning, the first amendment rights go before the superior court. it's a case that started with the marine from westminster killed in iraq. ♪ god hates america

don back to you. >>> the first hearing was held last night.o find out where and when to voice your opinion, go to wjz.com and click on this story. >>> speed cameras are out in full force and the number of citation versus gone up. the state highway believes they're causing drivers to slow down. >>> since 2009, 116,000 citation versus been issued in baltimore county costing $40 a piece. a total of $4.5 million in fines have been issued. drivers must travel 12 miles above the posted speed to be given a speed camera ticket. >>> st. joseph medical center and a cardiologist are again being accused of performing unnecessary stent procedure, claiming negligence and fraud. the lawyer says for blockages that weren't severe enough. >> it may take 101 different jury trials but if that's what it makes then that's what we are willing to do. >> the hospital tells wjz it is still seeking a fair resolution and the doctor no longer works there. >>> the ravens will be preparing for the denver broncos but the young defensive end won't be with them, leaving him si

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i'm don lemon. right now, the banks are saying everything is fine, but today we're reading increasingly dire predictions about the mortgage industry, including comparisons to 2008. in other words, the meltdown. this is one of several quotes that caught my eye this morning as we were researching this story. it's from the "washington post." it cites an analyst who talks of a kind of doomsday scenario pitching the markets back into crisis, very much like 2008. once again, that's what he says. for goodness sake, let's hope not. let's hope that doesn't happen. some of the elements here sound disturbingly familiar. once again, we're talking about home foreclosures. about mortgage-backed securities. and once again, we're talking about potential wrong-doing on wall street. all right. the trigger for all of this, recent desclosures of lenders cutting corners. now homeowners are being victimed here. that's not yet clear. let's look at the bigger picture here. if corners are being cut, that could open up claim

>> hi, don, we're looking for rain on the traffic cameras. meantime, we have two water main breaks working. one is in the parkville area and we're making the progress on that one. we had all of the lanes blocked and you're looking at one lane getting by and all south lanes getting by there. and you can take bel air to get around the situation. meantime, water main breaks in the city, that has argonne drive closed and west cold spring is the alternate. everything's at full speed on the outer lupe and traffic's light if we look outside. there's harford road there as i mentioned. everything's looking good at 83 and york road. for traffic information any time, go to our website. don, back to you. >> and here's what people will be talking about today. this could be a pivotal moment in campaign, 2010 as the two candidates face off here at wjz yesterday. pat warren has more. >> reporter: it's the 2010 rematch of 2006. >> this is not a personality contest, folks. it's about you. >> and that is, what's best for the people of maryland. you count, you g

don? >> patrick, thank you very much. in other news, a massive military parade marks a major anniversary with north korea, and in a rare most country's leader kim jong-il attends with his youngest sone. coming up, an extraordinary look into north korea's reclusive communist regime. plus, three top lenders halt foreclosures in a number of states because of problems related to improper paperwork, but what about a national moratorium? we'll tell you what the white house has to say about that, and don't just sit there. we want you to be part of the conversation. send us a message on twitter or fook. check out our blog and look for us on foursquare. means moving fast. across the country when the economy tumbled, jpmorgan chase set up new offices to work one-on-one with homeowners. since 2009, we've helped over 200,000 americans keep their homes. and we're reaching out to small businesses too, increasing our lending commitment this year to $10 billion... and giving businesses the opportunity to ask for a second review if they f

don, take it away. >> any warnings? >> hi, don. not too many but give us two hours. a disabled vehicle 95 northbound at the toll plaza. that accident has cleared on caton and wilkens. we have the police activity. pilgrim lane remains closed at between sandymount road and fielding drive. 95, everything running smoothly on 83 and 795 and 70. there's a look at your drive times and speed. the slowest spot is 52 miles an hour. a very minor delay. taking a live look at 70 west of the west side of the beltway. no issues on the top side at bel air road. there's a look at the west side but we're not seeing delays. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. toyota buy right the first time and you'll spea. toyota moving foompletd back over to you. >> we were talking about jane randall. i found a real gily good -- really good picture of her. you tell me that baltimore girl hasn't got it. >> i would say capital i, capital t. >> what a transition. how are you? >> i almost lost my train of thought. you want me to talk now after that. you guy does what? >> run beer

so just an extraordinary sight, don. what is so extraordinary as well about this time in north korean history is that we're witnessing what will eventually be a transition of power. for the first time in communist history, we will see the torch passed, if you will, from first grandfather to his son, kim jong-il, and then from kim jong-il to his son, the third generation, kim jong-un. what's incredible is we know very little about this young man. we don't even know his age. he's said to be between 27 and 28 years old. we believe he was schooled for a time as a teen in switzerland. and that he knows some english, german and french. he's said to have a fondness for basketball. and mike al jordan, james bond and jean-claude van dam. but will that translate into western policies. will north korea open up, if you will, under his rule. by all accounts, the answer to that question is no. he will be watched very closely by elders in the government, re jept gents if you will. he's said to be a chip off the old block, a spitting im

marty and don, over to you guys. >>> this is the fun one. this is a coffee with with betty white. >> and ladies and gentlemen, let's welcome back the luckiest old broad on two feet. >> she said it herself there. how's it going? >> fine, and when you're right, you're right. >> we want to jump into the reason we're here in the contest and we appreciate doritos for picking up the tab of the satellite interview. and this is a chance for a local film maker or someone who's played with a camera to crash the super bowl with an ad. you've been in the business a long time. sometimes, it's a matter of luck that your career takes off and this could be the chance. let's talk about that. well, it's a opportunity that doesn't come around often. and as you know, people can create their own commercial and then, that commercial is in a contest and the winner goes on next year's super bowl in february. and there's $5 million up for grabs in prize money and it's a door opener in the business itself. give it a shot. >> and you get big bucks and a big break. you

. >>> good morning don and everyone. last night city teachers voted no. paid based on student performance and later on this morning, the union leaders will push the issue again. >> a contract vote like no other, thousands of city school union members have their say about their pay and in the end, more no votes were cast than yes. we have never, ever had that many people come before. >> to determine the salary, the contract would evaluate the teachers on their performance and student achievement. better performance, better pay. it's the way that the teachers should be accounted. >> why are we the ones held accountable. no one else is. >> it puts everyone on point. it's excellent for education. >> the no votes totaled 1540 and 1100 voted yes. that's a margin of 58 to 42%. some didn't have enough information. every time you ask a question, they say, it's still in negotiation. we're not getting all of the questions answered. >> we're in all of the schools, as many as possible and holding the meetings and discussing how it would work. i guess we needed it. >>

y quiero también pedirle a usted a don lu quise pare aquí al lado mío y en honor de los mineros de su los rescatistas de los ingenieros, de los médicos, de los que siguen abajo por que los vamos a sacar también. quiero que cantoemos con el casco en el corazón la canción nacional en honor de todos los chilenos, viva chile . chile mierda!, viva. >> puro chile es es tu cielo azulado puras brisas te cruzan también. y su campo de flores bordados es la copia feliz del edad en. en la blanca monto ña que te doy por valuarte el señor. que te e dio por valuarte el señor y este mar que tranquilo te baña, te compromete el futuro splenld oro ese mal que tranquilo te e baña te promete el futuro esplendor. dulce patria, recibe los votos. con qué chile tus aras a juró. y la tumba serás los libres. o o el asilo contra la opresión. que o la tumba serás de las libres o el asilo contra la opresión, o la tumba será de los libres o el asilo contra la opresión, o el asilo contra la opresión. o el asilo contra la opresión. grande chileno!. >> (canto). >> bravo!. >>. >> ahora me krep te darle el abrazo a todo

cobertura desde chile alguien que se siente tompromeer imp con lo que pasa natal chile nuestro querido donesde que llegó cuál es su impresión hasta el momento. >>> esto es increíble, es una mezcla de emoción, de angustia de la gente hay una presión en este momento en que ya se da por hecho que comienza el rescate, hay una variedad de periodistas dicen que hay 700 periodistas de 250 me medios de todo el mundo, pero además, la emoción de las familias, las familias que han esperado más de 60 días. >>> ahora en el plan personal usted que ha vivido todo durante su carrera, lamentables noticias noticias positivas que se siente ser parte de este proceso histórico >>> es extraordinario que una noticia que lucha sólo por la vida cuando hay cobertura grandes como esta es porque hay un terremoto o una guerra, muertos tercos mohrmor aquí es su lucha por la vida de 33 personas y ayudar suser imp famy esto ha excedido laspr frontera de chile todo mundo lucha por la vida de estas mujer como un símbolo de la lucha por la vida en mi modesta opinión. >>> fíjese que comotoprimer impp hacer un programa especi

don, thank you.ve, i'd like to show you that one of the rescuers the first one who went down the last one who came out, he gave me one of the glasses that is the same gases they each one was wearing when they came out, they are special glasses for the light. and maybe that is a symbol too. because i hope these glasses will give them a new life. >> mike: i thank they have given all of us a new life. don francisco, thank you so much. >> coming up an award winning actor who could have his choice of roles. instead he stays in check and picks films that only interest him. edward norton is joining us, next. as we all know, geico has been saving people money on rv, camper and trailer insurance... ...as well as motorcycle insurance... gecko: oh...sorry, technical difficulties. boss: uh...what about this? gecko: what's this one do? gecko: um...maybe that one. ♪ dance music boss: ok, let's keep rolling. we're on motorcycle insurance. vo: take fifteen minutes to see how much you can save on motorcycle, rv, and

. >> reporter: good morning, don and everyone. yeah, that man is accused of offering up cash and prescription medication to have his wife murdered. >> and my family, they're supportive and it's a shock to everyone, friends and family at this point. >> reporter: she speaks out, knowing her husband is behind bars after allegedly plotting to kill her. it's been a rough time. that's all i can say at this point. >> reporter: the detectives claim he gave a man cash and the hitman backed out. >> there were issues regarding the potential or possible out come of the divorce that apparently mr. boyd wanted to avoid. >> this is similar to another case in the county where this woman is accused of hiring people to kill her husband and jacqueline martin is accused of paying to have her husband killed and in this case, neighbors are stunned. >> she's a lovely lady, she is. yes, and the children are wonderful. i mean,the older boy, his son and her stepson, he was the nicest kid you want to meet. >> and mrs. boyd feared violence before this. in ap

. >>> go hello, i'm don scott. and i'm jessica kartalija. >> and people are talking about the first of the miners emerging. >> >> reporter: he emerged minutes ago and the rescue operation is in the 13th hour. so far, the mission hasn't run into any big problems. the celebrations are underway. [ cheers and applause ] . >> reporter: one by one, they're getting a hero's welcome, 69 days in the making. this 34-year-old was the 12th man out. he hugged his girlfriend before going for a check up. so far, all of the miners are -- this one has a history of lung disease, he dropped to his knees in prayer when he made it to the surface. this was the first miner to arrive. the capsule was 22 inches wide and the trip up, 15 minutes. and the men are pulled to safety faster than expected, quickly and 39 minutes apart. this is the second miner and he passed out souvenir rocks and whipped the crowd into a frenzy. >> reporter: people are cheering for the men. and they estimated 1 million viewers tuned in last night. >> and this is a

. >> none anymore. >> we brought don in here. a peen tarnlg's room we painted the headboard and used a mon gram for fun colors. this is an example how you can do it with circles, we used paper plates actually on there drew it. put the tame around and you take it off and end up with this nice finish on the en. >> same kind of deal. >> you can play with it. if you want something instantaneously. >> what's this stuff. >> not for holidays but for the kids. >> are these stickies. >> if you don't fancy yourself as a fine painter, i think you are, these are reusable. paint a nice base color. >> slap one on there so we see what it looks lipg. >> that one goes on. >> not very expensive. >> don't put it on like me because you will end up with bubbles. they are removable and don't ruin the paint and you can change them when your kids' change. >> wans cotting. >> wanes coating because i'm from the midwest. >> see that's what it was. i md wans coating. thank you very much. for more on these projects go to our website, earlyshow.cbsnews.com. w

y toda la gente, gracias. >>> don luis urzÚa. recibo su turno.e porque usted estÉn aquÍ con nosotros. a los ministros lawrence gol bo bogolborne y jaime maÑalich. a los mÉdicos, a los rescatistas, a los miles y miles chilenos que se comprometieron y entregaron una sonrisa, una palabra de estÍmulo, o simplemente los llevaron en el corazÓn. quiero agradecerle a alguien que nos ayudÓ siempre, quiero agradecer a dios que estuvo, estuvo con nosotros. y quiero tambiÉn, pedirle a usted don luis. que se pare aqÍi al lado mÍo. y en honor, de los mineros, de sus familias. de los rescatistas, de los ingenieros, de los mÉdicos, de los que siguen abajo, porque los van a sacar tambiÉn. quiero que cantemos... la canciÓn nacional en honor de todos los chilenos viva chile. viva chile mierda. chiva. ♪ puro chile es tu cielo azulado ♪ ♪ puras brisas te cruzan tambiÉn ♪ ♪ y tu canto de flores bordaddo ♪ es la copia feliz del edÉn ♪ ♪ majestuosa es la blanca montaÑa ♪ ♪ que te dio por baluarte el seÑor ♪ ♪ que te dio por baluarte el seÑor ♪ ♪ y ese mar que tranquilo

. >> hello, i'm don scott. and i'm jessica kartalija. nearby here's what people are talking about today. over one week until election day. and early voting is well underway here in maryland. thousands are deciding contention issues and there are new polls giving glimpses into key races. >> reporter: the official election day is over a week away and now, already, voters are heading to the polls. >> it's nice to come out here and not have to worry about your schedule. >> reporter: a poll out this morning shows in anne arundel county, voters are evenly split on whether or not to build the casino next to the mall. and according to the poll, 47% want it and 45% don't and 8% are undecided and with the 5% margin of error, the race is a statistical dead heat. >> i happen to believe if question a failed, it's highly unlikely slots will be in anne arundel county. >> reporter: the race for governor has widened. >> and there are many examples of polls saying that one candidate's up and a week later, they don't succeed. >> governor ehrlich refused to

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. >> hi, don. my name is abrahm lustgarten. i'm a reporter with propublica. i'm calling you because i'm working on an in-depth piece about the history of bp and its management culture. >> narrator: bp had an accident here in 2005 where 15 people died in an explosion and fire. 170 more were injured. afterwards, there were charges that bp's management valued profits more than safety. we came to the refinery hoping to talk to managers. >> so this is all bp, right? >> yeah. >> narrator: bp declined. >> and the explosion would have happened, then, on the far side of all this big equipment. >> right. >> narrator: the 1,200-acre refinery was acquired by bp in 1999 as part of a $61 billion takeover of the american oil company amoco. but built in 1934, the refinery was in bad shape. workers and contractors were wary of the place. >> the refinery was not in prime shape, put it that way. rotted-out columns, things that were rusted, not protected from corrosion, fire hazards everywhere. >> it was typical for them to experience a fire every week, on average. a fire every

. >> en estos momentos don francisco está haciendo un programa especial sobre el rescate, cual es suensaje para la comunidad hispana. >> estamos muy contentos, la que pareció en algun momento una gran tragedia está terminando como una gran bendición, agradecemos a los rescatistas que nunca es rindieron, agradecemos a los que colaboraron, las familias están felices, ahora tienen de vuelta a los 33 mineros que hoy salieron, están vivos, volvieron a sus familia y a la vida, es un orgullo, lo sienten todos los chilenos. >> en copiapó fue un día de festejo, suspensión de clases y cierres de jornada laboral anticipados para celebrar, vamos con más información. >> aquí está la gente celebrando en la plaza principal de copiapó, una pequeña ciudad del norte de chile pero hoy se ha convertido en una gran ciudad. >> fue muy emocionante, es maravillosa la solidaridad, la unión que se generó en el pueblo chileno, estamos todos contentos por el rescate desde nuestro presidente hasta la última persona de chile, así somos los chilenos, yo también soy minero. gracias a usted por la cobertura. >> somo

we're in the low 50s now, don. >>> not as grand and glorious. we have a delay on the wall streetside of the beltway. we can take a live look at liberty road. everything's running slow on the souther lupe with 40 miles per hour. it's all because of this accident on the westside, that's approaching security boulevard and we have an accident in dundalk at battle grove road and pasadena blocking sully road and take 648 and marley neck road. and this is the west of the city, westbound, frederick road. and baltimore national pike, that's the best bet there and another water make break in the city. and watch for lane closiers there. here's a look at the drive times and the speeds on the beltway. and you took a look at, that's slow at 41 miles per hour and 95. there's a life look at 95. that's at whitemarsh boulevard. that's getting busier as well. and you can possibly have to tap your brakes there. and this is brought to you by toyota. >> thank you, at the top of the news, at the bottom of this hour, the race from the bottom to top in chile. they're co

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm don lemon. we're go it's very important fo midterm elections and very important for 2012. let's start with the midterm elections. you have a senate race, a governor's race and republicans think they have a chance of picking up at least five democratically heldous seats. this could be a treasure trove for republicans if they're able to win back that senate seat. that's arlen specter's senate seat, a republican who turned democrat. if they're able to pick up the governorship and five more seats in the house. five more seats in the house would help republicans take back the house majority which is right behind me. for 20 telephone, don, we're seeing president obama go to states that could be important to his re-election. we'll see him in oh ohio, we saw him in wisconsin. 24 electoral votes on the table. >> mark preston, we'll keach this conversation going with the top democrat in that state. governor ed rendell, fresh off speaking at that rally in philadelphia. he's going to join us in just a few m

don? >> thank you, very much for that, susan. >>> president obama on the east coast, sarah palin out west. and the biggest names in politics are out in force this weekend. just 17 days to go until election day. we'll bring you sarah palin's remarks live in moments. you're looking live at that arena now in anaheim, california. we're back in a bit. what's this option? that's new. personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> back now live to anaheim, california, a republican rally there. john david is his name, he's performing a song called "american heart" at this rally. we're awaiting the arrival of sarah palin. we'll bring it to you live on cnn. >>> we want to talk something serious. 1 in every 16 black men will contract hiv in their lifetimes according to health officials. for black women, it's 1 in 30. the virus is too common in the black community, and yet it's considered a stigma to broach the

don lemon is on the case.ve seen it all here from the interesting to the whacky to the weerld. we have all made a few friends. >> she's trying to drag me into all this. listen, first question, looks like you had fun. for those of us over 30, barely, what were you dressed as. i didn't know what you were. >> yeah, i was the question box in mario. when you hit it, you get a coin, a flower, a one-up. >> got ya. what was the coolest thing you saw besides lou? >> there's a lot of cool stuff. a lot of people hear comic con and think comics, but there's illustrators. there's announcements. it's going to integrate comics and the web. >> people didn't bat an eye at you when you were walking and asking for mario. that's what it was all about. are you a self-processed geek? >> yeah. >> are most people there self-processed geeks? >> yeah. you hear about san diego comic con and it's not related to the new york one. it's for us geek-types to get together and appreciate the latest in toy design and illustration and the latest

. >> mística, no tiene nada de malo que rifen un beso, esto se viene haciendo desde la época de don porfirio cosa inocente. >> ¿inocente? >> claro. >> maura y sus muchachas no tienen nada de inocentes. >> ay bueno mística por favor. >> el pecado original. >> por amor de dios, ya de verdad hombre. >> ah, ah, ah. >> suéltala, suéltala. >> dios lo bendiga, gracias por su compra. Ándele. >> dios lo bendiga, gracias por su compra. Ándele. >> hola. >> hola joven jorge. >> toma para que seques tu frente. >> gracias joven jorge. oiga pero ya no está limpio su pañuelo. >> no te preocupes, guárdalo como un recuerdo. oye ahora que me fijo, estás usando un vestido. >> sí, es la primera vez que me pongo uno y me siento rete rara, además me queda bien grande. >> no, te ves muy bien. >> ¿me lo dice en serio? >> claro que te lo digo en serio. >> oiga ¿y le gusta bailar? >> bueno la verdad es que yo no sé. >> anímese, anímese, véngase. >> ay carnalito. >> lorenzo. >> ¿qué onda contigo? ¿dónde estabas brother? te estábamos esperando. >> salí a caminar y sin querer regresé a la kermés. está súper animado todav

interesting stuff, don.hat's what we have on the cnn little cat particular he have. >> a splinter group, they'd create a splinter group. paul steinhauser, thank you for the latest political news. go to cnnpolitics.com. we'll have another update at 10:00 pem eastern on cnn. let's talk more politics. a senate race in west virginia has become a real cliffhanger. legendary democrat robert byrd held the seat for 52 years until his death this summer. and democrats didn't think they'd have much trouble holding onto the seat but the polls have tightened and some pundits are now saying the race is a toss-up. our dana bash joining us live from milton, west virginia. where does this race stand right now? >> reporter: it is very, very tight and as you said, don, it is actually surprising that we have any interest in this race at all because governor joe mansion was supposed to be a shoo-in. he is somebody who's very, very popular in the state. he's actually one of the most popular garcia, democrat or republican, in the

>> it pretty much is, don. what i'm struck by when you lay it out on the wall and what i think our viewers should take away in part is there's been a lot of speculation that maybe when he finds a permanent chief of staff that the president will go outside the circle. i think when you look across that wall, that's not this president's style. when he found a temporary replacement, he went to pete rouse, not somebody from the outside. when he had christina romer leave, it was -- and now donilon, close to the president. this is a style he likes people that are close to him, some from chicago, some from washington. i think the other piece to pay attention to, general jones is one of the people who was not in the inner circle. from the very beginning he was a nonpartisan figure, going back to 2008, i remember talking to him in the campaign. he was advising both barack obama and john mccain. so he was never fully trusted by some of the political folks here inside the white house, dating back to the campaign. so he nev

>> well, yes, don. every one i see brought up, i just have a flood of cold chills over my whole body. and, i'm elated that these men are being rescued. that's astounding. i know the first 16 or 17 days they had to have a feeling of hopelessness. and for them to be able to see the light of day again, it's just -- it's just great. >> stanley, can you even put into words that feeling of hopelessness or wondering if you're going to be rescued, if anyone is going to come get you? >> well, me, myself, i have a license plate on my car and i've lived it my whole life. it says, "just keep pounding." and what i have mean by that is no matter what, no matter how bad things are, if you just keep pounding and never quit and never give up, something good will happen. and i feel like these miners lived by that. and by golly, it's paying off. >> now, you know, that was tough, but a tougher part or maybe an equally as tough part is probably going to come up for these guys and that's the reality -- back to reality, shall

. >> and i'm don scott. it was a case that grabbed the head lines, a baltimore county man charged with killing his wife four years ago. wjz is live in towson. mike hellgren has the latest on the highly emotional trial. >> reporter: good afternoon, jessica and everyone. and several witnesses testified this morning as the prosecution builds the case. one of the most significant is a police officer on the stand right now, he wrote the initial missing person's report and he said he was told that the man and his wife were going through a divorce and he provided a contact number and address of another man she was seeing. he's on trial for murdering his wife, tracey, the case is unusual, her body hasn't been found, one of few such cases tried in maryland." >> the defense is that the state can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt there was a murder and much less that my client was guilty. >> reporter: tracey disappeared five years ago, she was heading to a motley crue concert in washington, d.c. and never made it. the