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that's where this comes from giants fans, pittsburgh, florida, new york, they got the same thing on their mind all over the country tonight, just one more baby, just one more. >> four wins, one more win, just one more win. >> just one more, that's all robert shunned letter is asking for, he has spent a lifetime as a giants fan. he says it's time for the baseball foods to smile on him. >> we suffered too long, we have seen the mountain top, never been to the top, not ever, not ever. >> reporter: the giants haven't won the fall classic in 56 years. never won it in san francisco. only the cubs and the indians have endured a longer drought. shunned letter says enough is enough. would a win in the world series cure that. >> it's the only cure for the disease. . >> and by the way, if it goes to game 67 or 7, i'm flying mid dad back, he is a giants fan going back to carl lovell, he has been waiting a long time, he has the plane arrangements, we're just sitting and waiting. >> reporter: mr. schindler is typical of the old time giant fans. he says his dad is 88 years old, he has been waiting for t

he now spends more than half the year in florida. newk's governor says the tax increase was a mistake. >> we projected we would get four billion dollars and we well short of it. >> it is just economics. people don't work to pay taxes. people work to get what they can after taxes. john: art was an economic adviser to president reagan. >> they will change where they earn their income. they will change how they earn. how much they earn. when they receive the income. they will change all of those things to minimize taxes. john: most of us won't. most of us will say i make a little less but it is not enough to make me move or stop working. >> maybe you. but i moved from california to tennessee because of. john: donald trump says, of course the rich will leave. >> they will leave the united states. i know these people they are international people. whether they live here or in switzerland, doesn't really matter to them. john: you haven't left. >> i haven't left yet. john: are you going to leave? >> big story if i leave. if i leave new york tha

he now spends more than half the year in florida. newrk's governor says the tax increase was a mistake. >> we projected we would get four billion dollars and we well short of it. >> it is just economics. people don't work to pay taxes. people work to get what they can after taxes. john: art was an economic adviser to president reagan. >> they will change where they earn their income. they will change how they earn. how much they earn. when they receive the income. they will change all of those things to minimize taxes. john: most of us won't. most of us will say i make a little less but it is not enough to make me move or stop working. >> maybe you. but i moved from california to tennessee because of. john: donald trump says, of course the rich will leave. >> they will leave the united states. i know these people they are international people. whether they live here or in switzerland, doesn't really matter to them. john: you haven't left. >> i haven't left yet. john: are you going to leave? >> big story if i leave. if i leave new york th

he's campaigning in florida, new hampshire and hawaii, which kind of gives you an idea of the key states. >> chicago tribune john cass and clarence page will also be a big part of our coverage tomorrow night and they join us to try to break all of it down for us. welcome, gentlemen. first of all let's start off with the governor's race in illinois. the poll showing pat quinn and bill brady very close. it ain't over until it's over. you see people on the street saying, who should i vote for. >> it's remarkable how you have such offsetting positive and negatives with each candidate and their parties. quinn is burdened by, a democrat at a time when people are angry at democrats, especially in illinois after the rob blagojevich scandal so it's been a real neck and neck race down to the wire. >> john cass. >> it seems that if mark kirk could have been a shoe-in if he'd not lied and stretched the truth on his military record and here we are in a neck and neck race. >> he should have been a shoe-in but if you look at what the balance that the job entails, a junior senator sits there, basically

pennsylvania, florida and new york are following the lead. phone companies say consumers really now look phone numbers up on internet instead of using a phonebook. >>> earlier this week we showed you how many folks in our area were lined up to buy the new call of duty black ops video game and it seems they were not alone. the cold war air shooting game made an estimated $360 million in the u.s. alone in its first 24 hours. more than 5.5 million copies. the previous call of duty game sold 4.7 million copies in its first day last year. >>> commercials were everywhere. offers to settle your massive debt or just pay a small portion of what you owe. but if it seems too good to be true it probably is. some tips coming up so you don't waste your money. >>> score big savings on your grocery bill. we will show you how these simple stackable steps will get the most out of coupons. >>> mild day this veteran's day. 62 degrees compared to an average of 58. it has been so beautiful. but active weather brewing out west. when does it get here? we answer that

byron pitts, cbs news, immokalee florida. ,,,, >> smith: the government is cracking down on synthetic marijuana which has become the new drug of choice for many teenagers. the dea said today it will ban the chemicals used to make fake pot, putting them in the same category as heroine or cocaine. susan koeppen has more on the drugs and the dangers. >> here we go! k-2! >> reporter: with names like k-2, spice, and summit, synthetic marijuana has become a more popular alternative to the illegal version. >> it's about ten times more potent on the receptor in the brain than marijuana is. >> reporter: it's sold as incense and labeled, "not for human consumption." but our investigation found stores were giving instructions on how to smoke. >> so i've never done this. is it pretty serious? >> yeah, you just get a mellow high. >> we're seeing patients who have nauseous, vomiting, getting agitated, paranoid, have to come to emergency departments. >> reporter: jan and michael rozga's 18-year-old son david shot himself in june after smoking synthetic marijuana. >> it takes away your sense of reali

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new york, florida and pennsylvania are doing away with the residential part of the phone book.le? bad for the environment, and already available online. by the way, the first phone book was printed in 1878, it was one page, 50 names, and the yellow pages are still alive and well for anybody who is asking. >>> and, a question, did google almost start a war? when a nick rag wan military commander consulted google maps, this is what he saw. so, he sent troops to that border. but it turns out google maps had goofed. this is the real border. and his troops with on coast ka ree can soil. the cota ree can president called it an invasion. neither side is backing down, except google, acknowledging the mistake and promising to fix it. >>> and, for seven decades, dino delawyer ren tis produced hollywood classics. he was born the son of a pasta maker outside naples, italy. he brought both romeo and juliet and king kong to life, calling the latter, the gaeltest love story of all time. and he died today at 91. >>> coming up, they defended the american dream. now, a way to help them achieve i

kelly cobiella, cbs news, miramar, florida. >> couric: well, beatles fans heard the news today, oh, boy. the fab four finally joined the digital age. their songs are now available on itunes. ben tracy reports that after years of fussing and fighting with apple computer, both sides finally said "we can work it out." >> ladies and gentlemen, the beatles. (cheers and applause) >> reporter: two of the biggest names in the music world have finally come together. ♪ >> reporter: the beatles 13 studio albums and past masters compilations are being sold on itunes. $12.99 for most albums, $1.29 for single songs. >> here we have arguably the biggest pop group ever now finally on the biggest digital music platform ever. >> reporter: in a statement, sir paul mccartney said "it's fantastic to see the songs we originally released on vinyl receive as much love in the digital world." ringo starr seemed relieved saying "i'm particularly glad to no longer be asked when the beatles are coming to itunes." it's taken nine years in part because of the band's complex finances. olivia harrison and yoko ono, geo

. >>> we have breaking news out of florida where schools in penbrook pines which is south of ft. lauderdale, florida, have all been put on lockdown because of what school officials tell the associated press is a credible threat. now, we don't know what that threat is. they'll only say it's not directed specifically at the school. however, there is s.w.a.t activity in the area in order to minimize movement and activity at the schools as a precaution, they have been put on lockdown. trying to keep everything as normal as pall. we'll let you know as soon as we know what they consider to be a threat credible enough to close down schools in an entire client in south florida. >>> mystery or missile or just condensation from a jet? more than a day and a half after a mysterious object lit up the sky, the military still doesn't have an explanation. the pentagon insists there was no threat to the u.s. i'm joined now by the host of science channel series professor. i know you looked at this. everybody has an opinion about it, what's yours? >> first of all, it's not super man. second of all,

alan grayson of florida, tom perriello, virginia, with a voucher, a democrat, virginia, carol porter, a democrat, in new hampshire, chet edwards, democrat of texas and his demise has been predicted for the last 17 elections. glenn nye, democrat of virginia, alan boyd, florida, kathy doll kemper, democrat of pennsylvania, frank kratovil, democrat of maryland. joseph fit cao, one of the few republicans who lost his seat, a democrat from illinois and attend the district. those are some of the incumbents who lost their seats. delay. melanie on the republican minority caller: good morning to you both. first of all, thank you to c- span for having, i guess, the most non-partisan reporting out there. i always turn to you guys when i want to actually hear i guess some truth. but what i wanted to say, i just kind of wanted to backtrackms. brown was talking about the letter pelosi said and i think it is appalling that she is not seeing what their policies have done for this country -- to this country. i think they need to take some responsibility and stop blaming the bush administration for what is going on in ou

florida. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> glor: just ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," unscreened air cargo. transportation security's weakest link. >> glor: the navy commissioned its newest warship today, a destroyer named after hero marine corporal jason dunham. dunham's mother took part in the ceremonies. her son was awarded the medal of honor posthumously for throwing himself on a grenade in iraq. germany lifted its ban on passenger flights from yemen today but said it's still blocking air cargo from that country. the discovery of two package bombs from yemen last month has triggered a closer look at scar go screening in the u.s. now as well. tonight, here's our chief investigative respondent armen keteyian. >> reporter: you're looking at a gaping hole in aviation security-- a hole so big, about one billion pounds of cargo fly right through it every year. cargo on passenger planes coming into this country that never gets inspected. >> to the extent it's not screened, we believe that represents a potential vulnerability. >> reporter: steven lord, a director at the government accoun

it's an umbrella day from new england all the way down to florida. the cold weather that's back here in the northern plains, minneapolis, to kansas city, it's a little cold. denver is a little cold too. same with chicago. it's the east coast that has alls the bad weather today. travel delays are for sure at some of the airports today. maybe even a few severe thunderstorms down here in the southeast. the storm itself is in louisiana right now. by tomorrow afternoon, it has to get up here to northern new england. it's going to take a while to clear out. as far as the radar goes, we're starting with light rain this morning up through new england. the roads are wet, pretty much from philadelphia to new york city to hartford to boston now. it's just starting to see that rain increasing. it's not heavy rain. it's kind of wet and misty and damp out. even down to d.c. the roads are wet as some light rain continues even now into baltimore. further to the south, this is where it's a little more serious and now we have a tornado watch that was just issued for t

gop leaders say they want to wait, though, until the new congress comes in in january. >>> one florida congressman has a solution to the growing controversy over those new airport security measures. fire the tsa and hire private security guards instead. emily schmidt is joining us from washington with more. good morning, emily. >> reporter: vinita, good morning to you. this call from a florida congressman echoes complaints that we have been hearing from passengers all across the country. they say in the balance of privacy and security, things are simply tipping the wrong way. this is the new airline security view making so many passengers feel overexposed. >> a stranger groping you, basically. >> reporter: full-body patdowns in every airport. full-body scanners now in 60 airports, drawing complaints, flying faster than the planes. >> if you touch my junk, i'm going to have you arrested. >> she came all the way up my arms and between my breasts. and under my breasts and around. and all in silence. >> do i understand the sensitivity to people? yes. if you're asking, am i going to change

found a regulation what we're doing is importing into that's the news distortion and it went to the second district court of appeals in florida and they bought the fox argument that yes it is a policy but it's not technically against any regulation to destroy what they're saying is the new is really belongs in the corporation that that's putting it out and that it's not against the water while the public it's an f.c.c. rule but it's not against the law where does that leave us as people who are served by the broadcast airwaves. vice president joe biden you're probably going. to defy the rules and wilson ended up paying fox attorney fees. the road to war in iraq took some strange turn stranger the torture the west african country of these your reports which do hold government accountable like this can cost a lot of money from a team of people to put months into research and travel and production just to air one eight minute story to build a nuclear bomb explode they've largely been replaced with coverage like this that costs very little anna nicole smith's last interview that means profits for shareholders and divert attention

florida has a new incoming attorney general pam bondi. when she takes office she will be smack in the middle of the fight between more than 20 states and the feds over health care what is her plan? she joins us live. pam are you ready to get into this fight over health care? >> i'm ready. i attended the oral arguments when think were held in pensacola. i'm ready to go and i'm so proud florida is leading up this lawsuit with 19 other he attorneys general who joined in and of course ken kaoufp nell fully virginia has his own law -- ken cuccinelli, in virginia has his own lawsuit going. >> greta: i assume legally it doesn't make a difference, it politically makes a difference if you can get more onboard. >> it does. we are the only system of federalism in the world. i think what this does, we are going to have a majority of the states joining in. i think it is going to vindicate our constitution and what our founding fathers believed that our system should be made of. yes, you are right. you called it a board game that's what it is. here's w

new infusion of excitement. you helped with marco rubio down here in florida. of exciting new folks for republicans coming to town. there seems to be the two ways to go. one is stop all things obama, and the other is let's find a way to move forward. what way should the republican party go? >> i think it can be both. i mean, on principle you have to oppose this dramatic expansion of government, but at the same time find common ground where there can be common ground. not everything is ideological. we could have an energy policy in our country if we put aside our partisan differences. we certainly could have a free trade agreement in korea, panama, colombia. we could find maybe common ground in immigration if the boarder is controlled sufficiently. there's a lot of thing, education policy is another place. i don't think you can be against everything just because someone has a "d" by their name and you have an "r" by your name. >> you know in washington that very often what happens is bipartisanship is if the other person agrees with you. >> yeah. >> so you heard

police in florida, northeast florida, searching for new clues in the murder of a young mother and here small children. investigators will not say how the family was killed. they want to hold that as part of the investigation. they report that a violent crime scene inside the home. nothing more. and they say they are looking for anyone who may have wanted to harm the mother and three children. and neighbors describe the victims as young, single mom, twins, six-year-old girls, and a three-year-old boy. >> i can't put any words to describe that right now i am still distrawft i don't believe -- distraught. >> they have word of a suspicious phone call on saturday morning. and now from the tallahassee police department, dave? thank you. does this seem like a targeted thing? how would you classify this for our viewers? >>guest: when we got the report we were not sure and we did not know if it was a murder-suicide so it took a lot of time and effort to get to the . we can call it a him side. no sign of forced entry, and talking about the suspicious phone call we got, that was the night before

required pilots to notify them of their flight plans small of nation existence is far from florida and while the new rules are welcome once will doesn't make a summer as the saying goes on an international regulations regional regulations are still an obstacle to open skies it's rather small but important development for russia's air industry well it's a little small aviation can become a good base for pilot training because now we face a serious deficit of pilots small aviation can also keep alive the whole range of regional airports all over russia in the future form the basis of commercial transportation. unlike europe in united states flights over big cities are banned and regional flights have to navigate a mountain of people who are it requires commercial and political will to develop the segment legislation might ease their way through but it wouldn't change dramatically if saw a market driven. and in our case or in case of the aviation market development in russia it's about the mentality change flying around russia even in small planes is still a lot to read and every day reality with the r

jacksonville, florida. [ cheers and applause ] >> comedian jay alexander from detroit, michigan. [ cheers and applause ] >> laura, originally from boston, but reside in north bergen, new very, very good. welcome, you guys. okay, very good. you guys have never met before. is that correct? >> no. >> jimmy: all right, good. while you were backstage we asked you guys to pick a name for your crew. what did you come up with? >> we are the pussycat trolls. >> pussycat trolls! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i see. pussycat trolls. >> you get it? >> jimmy: yeah, i totally get it. absolutely. [ laughter ] i love your energy. you don't have the energy of a dancer. "my name's uh -- [ laughter ] i'm from florida." [ laughter ] but you are going to show us some stuff. you're going to make a statement tonight? >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you clearly have been accessorized backstage. your look -- the look is very fantastic. let's take a look at your group photo that you took. there it is. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] very good. the pussycat trolls. all right, you guys are next. very good. what are your names and where are you from? >> i'm derek, a.k.a. derek "for

. >> bret: florida, iowa and new hampshire. >> this is a place where you will have first primary in 2012t: all states with vote will have a big say in choosing the republican to face president obama in 2012. you think the next republican president will be a governor? >> well, governors are more likely to get elected president. when you look back in history. >> bret: that not only applies to barbour but also to the man who runs the state next door. >> we've got in all coming in unimpeded. >> bret: louisiana governor bobby jindal took office after hurricane katrina. but rose to the challenge of the bp oil spill and the tepid federal response that followed. >> i spent months everyday meeting with local fishermen. time and time again louisiana people who know these waters came up with innovative solutions. using pipes or rocks or sand berms to collect that oil. too many times we were met with the same bureaucracy, red tape trying to get permission from multiple government agencies. >> bret: jindal is only 39-years-old. if he were to run in 2012 and be elected he would be the youngest preside

florida for vacation. randi belisomo, wgn news. >> someone not in florida, governor pat quinn in our studio. do you feel any different now that you've been voted in rather than just being appointed after the impeachment of blagojevich? >> i assumed office under our constitution. getting sworn in of january of last year was a high honor. but being elected by the people of illinois was special. it's a privilege and i know it's a responsibility. it's a mission. and we have to make our state as good as it can be. it starts with jobs. we need more. and we have to invest in education. i feel that's the best way to get jobs. >> tonight, can you tell us how you are going to get jobs? >> we created more jobs than any other state in the midwest. we had chrysler declare an investment in our state. boeing will be manufacturing airplanes. we've got to grow our economy both large businesses and small. then education is the key. our community colleges are key to our workers having the skills they need for the 21st century economy. >> last night sat down with governor daniels in indiana who is exalting over

. >> bret: florida, iowa and new hampshire. >> this is a place where you will have first primary in 2012>> bret: all states with vote will have a big say in choosing the republican to face president obama in 2012. you think the next republican president will be a governor? >> well, governors are more likely to get elected president. when you look back in history. >> bret: that not only applies to barbour but also to the man who runs the state next door. >> we've got in all coming in unimpeded. >> bret: louisiana governor bobby jindal took office after hurricane katrina. but rose to the challenge of the bp oil spill and the tepid federal response that followed. >> i spent months everyday meeting with local fishermen. time and time again louisiana people who know these waters came up with innovative solutions. using pipes or rocks or sand berms to collect that oil. too many times we were met with the same bureaucracy, red tape trying to get permission from multiple government agencies. >> bret: jindal is only 39-years-old. if he were to run in 2012 and be elected he would be the youngest p

new york. >>> a florida college student is learning the hard way that although otters may look cute and cuddly, they could be dangerous. >> will gibbons saw an otter swimming in his backyard and started up his cell phone camera. the animal jumped in the canal and then jumped back out and bit him on the leg. >> it was swimming around in the water at a close distance. i thought, okay, this is a cool otter. it just ran up and bit me. >> whatever is going on has me baffled. on otter that was a captive otter that escaped or was releaseded and just doesn't know better. >> otters aren't normally aggressive, but gibbons did have to suffer through six rabies shots. ouch. >>> up next, the stories we're following today including a big climate conference down in mexico. >>> and the fallout from that new document dump, thanks to the whistle-blower website wikileaks. that and more when we come back. . but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour reli

more news today. in florida. these are the images rove world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations to rule the day. our top stories russian businessman victor boot awaits sentencing for arms trafficking in a new york prison after act in extradition from thailand which moscow says was illegal. america's new conservative grandchild bush era foreign policy with a massive defense budget and continued military presence abroad after republican gains in the midterm vote. and eurozone finance ministers brainstorm banking recovery after the e.u. president warned the single currency is facing a fight for survival. many more details on all those stories at the top of the hour up next joins us from atlanta for car like and there's a big football game taking place tonight in russia i think we can call it an unfriendly highness so yes just fifteen minutes to go until kickoff invite on the dick advocaat leads russia against the country he left to coach them all the build up that's next. hello thank you for watch

florida? [laughter] >> i have gotten calls from news organizations in florida, so sure that would be great. i prefer to hear but that would be fine. the first question was, i'm sorry? >> [inaudible] >> yes i do think they dragged also franken wouldn't get the seat but i also believe they have the right to do it and i don't begrudge norm coleman of that. in january he appeals the canvassing board effort and for the election contest he was entitled to do that. our laws niquette quicken 20 days we had a trial. it wasn't his fault last 20 weeks. the judges who are good people and i've gotten to know a couple of them gave him as much time as he wanted and acknowledged the first couple of weeks they were catching up on what this was all about. mark alias said something like in virginia the give you two weeks for capital punishment cases. in minnesota you get seven weeks doherty recount of the guy that already won. [laughter] and then when coleman appeals which he is entitled to do, it takes them a month to determine which is lightening speed for them. so yes there was a deily but one of the thing

and the shoe bomber and the underwear bomber, they came across the atlantic, not from tampa, florida, up to newthis is america. when you get little boys nine, being patted down and groped and little girls, maybe they have again through some sort of a sexual problem or been sexually abused imagine the mindset of these kids. >>neil: if you know, and i hear what you are say, and i feel the same as a father and husband but if you know that some of the guys do hide stuff, that's the way find it. >>guest: okay you have a machine and they decide, has any test been done on the machines? how much radiation are you taking down? you have a pregnant woman going through. profile would be the best thing in the world and get more professional people, start profiling, because the person that is going to step up, is one going to get away? is a plane going down? i don't think so. my problem is, why all of a sudden they decided after 11 months, start feeling people? now, theness thing they come up, aluminum underwear? how are we going to have aluminum underwear and you put a bomb under the aluminum underwear. i w

there is breaking news in florida. i will get information about the car chase.nt to tell you this. what were you saying, sorry, i have a million thing in my ear. >> wednesday november 24th. the day before thanksgiving busiest travel day of the year. millions will decline the grope and what will the tsa do that. >> i feel sorry all of the sudden they have to touch people all over the body. don't tell me they were pleased about that. this is wtsn. there is a car chase happening. something we can agree on. they are interesting and bad. don't run from the police. you always get caught. we are in southwest miami-dade. we'll lin to sky force 7. speak to me, ralph. >> i don't know where we are. >> here we go. they are flying sky four 7 or sky cam 7. at least 20 years and he knows south florida better than anyone down there and knows every street and police officers and they have a mess on the surface streets. the reporter is ralph rayborn. this starts in broward county. >> as you heard them asks for them to call the county. >> what they are doing they are talking about

if you live in florida, california, new york or new jersey. your total sales tax will be 15%.think that will go over too well with people having a hard times making ends meet. shannon: what about the idea of floating a payroll tax for a year. >> it's a disincentive to hire workers. if you tax something you get less of it. the payroll tax does reduce the number of jobs that are created. i would like to see the payroll tax reduced. if you are going to lower the payroll tax and increase the sales tax, i don't think most american consumers will feel better off. this would make them much worse off. the payroll tax is permanent and the sales tax they are talking about is permanent and the deduction would be temporary. so what does this mean we'll do? all the debt commission reductions we heard nothing was official until december 1. they all involve some amount of pain. when you are this far in the hole, it seems unavoidable. the end of the bush administration and the obama administration has spent $2 trillion in except of the normal budget process. so i'm a big believer, stop what y

florida? >> i've gotten some calls from people from news organizations in florida, so sure, that would be great. i prefer it here, but that would be fine. the first question was -- i'm sorry. oh. i do think that they dragged it out so that franken wouldn't get seated, but i also believe they have the right to do it and i don't begrudge norm coleman that at all. much of the delay had nothing to do with what he did. on january 6, he appealed the canvassing board effort and for the election contest, he's entitled to do that. our laws do make it really quick. in 20 days, we had a trial. it wasn't miss fault the trial lasted seven weeks. the judges who are all good people and i got to know them, they gave him what he wanted. they were catching up on what this was all about. mark elife as said in virginia they give you two weeks for capital punishment cases. in minnesota, you get seven weeks for a recount that a guy already won and then when coleman hey peels, shall did it shall -- appeals, he appeals to the minnesota supreme court, at lightning speed and one of the things i think, and maybe this is