. >>> jarmir jagr and the flyers. off the goalie. 1-0, flyers. reed's second of the season. later on, flyers continue to play tough. wayne simmonds, 2-0, fly guy. simmonds' second of the season. flyers on the powerplay. claude giroux, the slap shot. 3-0, fly guys. his fourth of the season. one minute left in the period. maxime talbot, getting it done. flyers win in beatdown fashion. 7-2, your final score. >>> that is your espn news update. i'm don bell. >>> okay. you have to see this one. a dallas area mechanic has confronted many challenges. but none ever like this one. the driver came in over the weekend with a red tail hawk stuck in the grille of the car. >> the mechanics thought the bird was dead until it blinked. he carefully removed the hawk by breaking apart that grille. the bird suffered a concussion and internal injuries. but a vet says he's going to be okay. >>> up next, "the pulse." which celebrity fell asleep on live tv. hint, it is not rob nelson. >>> plus, the west wing mystery. what is going on in the front yard over at the white house? have rheumatoid arthrit

. >>> the capitals and flyers tonight? >> this will be fun. the capitals play in philadelphia against the flyers. now the season gets going. the capitals are 5-0 with the big victory over pittsburgh. the flyers are very solid and the two teams split their four games last season and did not like each other. the capitals have won six of the last nine and a scheme will be physical. >> they have the deepest talent we have seen this year. granted, we played pittsburgh and tampa both high scoring teams, but nobody has the amount of depth. their third and fourth line can score. >>> the redskins are an early three-point underdog at carolina. a lot has to do with the bank up offensive line, chris cooley is out, the new quarterback. now what happens? how do the redskins respond? how much confidence do they have? >> i think we need to win football games, regardless. that is the most important thing. it is hard to win in this league and we just need to play our best football. >> we don't want to lose at all but when you do you have to bounce back. we have

only offered to elite frequent flyers on delta airlines at its hubs in atlanta and detroit. elite american airlines in dallas and miami. and anyone already in the government's trusted traveler programs. in atlanta, we timed frequent flyers moving through the expedited lane in just 15 seconds compared to 1:40 in the regular lane. >> it's fantastic. >> really? >> oh, my god, it was so easy. >> reporter: those passengers who participate provide the tsa with their name and date of birth, agree to a full security background check. >> if you've been traveling for 25 years and we -- you're willing to share that information with us, we can make a judgment about you to say, yes, it's possible you're a terrorist, but probably not. >> reporter: this program will roll out to other cities and other airlines in the coming months. the goal is to get away from this one size fits all security. the tsa see some passengers regularly, and maybe they should be focusing on passengers they don't see all that often. the elite passengers will still get random patdowns. >> tom, thanks. >>> from south

scored five unanswered goals against the flyers. max in the right spot scored a pair of rebound goals. canadiens win 5-1. >>> pitt and uconn, this would be a marquee match-up if it was a basketball game. instead we'll settle for football. tino sunseri did it all for panthers. he got a pair of touchdowns and ran for another. >>> final to columbia where the question was, who let the dog out? stopped play for five minutes. players, referee and security tried to corral the canine but no such luck. then again, you can't use your hands in soccer. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> bruce willis' latest action adventure and a supermodel's super baby diet. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, some of us are clumsy, some of us are fast. how is your thumb speed? in a moment, the best of the best. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this thursday morning. high pressure means clear skies and beautiful fall weather for many people. a cool morning, especial

flyers remain undefeated. columbus blue jackets can't catch a break. one of baseball's most exciting play is a play at the plate. last night this one was make or break for both teams in the american league championship series. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> we're watching a collision in the middle of the country. that's where storms are in the forecast. they're all heading east. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, including the preseason, after roughly 200 game, the texas rangers stand just one win away from baseball's world series. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headline. >>> good morning. the rangers took a commanding lead in the alcs with another extra innings win. we will go to game four. it began after a two-hour rain delay. pick it up in the seventh. tigers down a run when brandon inge hit a bond to left. tied 3-3. to the eighth, and this play changed the entire game and probably the ser

the cards took a 4-3 win. >>> hockey, the phillies are done but they have the flyers. they remain unbeaten with a 5-4 win over the canucks. >>> if no one shows up to watch a hockey team lose, does it still count in the standings? that's what the blue jackets are asking. just under 9,000 turned out to see them play the avalanche. smallest crowd in franchise history. when this happens, you can't really blame the fans. colorado tied it in the final minute it and won it in a shootout. unlike the flyers, the blue jackets are winless after a 4-3 loss. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> beyonce is doing baby business and ashton kutcher falls deeper into the dog house. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead, plus, surviving an encounter with one of these will get you lots of attention. for one boy, that was the problem. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on this thursday morning. warm temperatures and beautiful weather continue throughout much of the desert southwest. a little hotter

flyers remain undefeated. columbus blue jackets can't catch a break. one of baseball's most exciting play is a play at the plate. last night this one was make or break for both teams in the american league championship series. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> we're watching a collision in the middle of the country. that's where storms are in the forecast. they're all heading east. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." everybody knows the best place for a good time is mississippi. and that's only until they visited us in louisiana. which is a distant second to sunny florida. for beautiful vacation, nothing beats alabama. ok, we'll never agree on who's best. but we can all agree on one thing. the gulf's the worlds number one vacation spot. and we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. mississippi has wonderful people, great music, and the beautiful outdoors. louisiana's the best seafood you'll ever eat. shrimp gumbo, crab cakes, etouffee. florida means beautiful beaches and sugar white sands. actu

but even for flyers in this program, there is no guarantee of expedited security. in a post 9/11 world, keeping it unpredictable is the life blood of airport security. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> this morning on "the early show" live reports from seattle on amanda knox's homecoming. i'm betty nguyen. and this is the "cbs morning news." starbucks via® is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via® ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via® taste promise. look for it at starbucks stores and where you buy groceries. presenting woolite complete. it cleans your jeans, and won't torture your tanks. so your clothes stay looking and fitting like new. woolite. long live your wardrobe. you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ and you're alwa

unlike the flyers, the blue jackets are winless after a 4-3 loss, that's your "first look" at sports.>> let's get another check of your weather, with msnbc meteorologist bill karins. >> umbrella weather once again, many areas, the worst of it if you're just joining us, connecticut, all through massachusetts, rhode island, heading for you in new hampshire and eventually up into maine. it's not a lot of rain, actually. new york to philadelphia, i think you'll have a dry morning commute, down around d.c., the narrow band that's coming up through virginia, it happens to be going through the beltway at this time. i don't think it's going to last all morning long. the general rule of thumb this morning is if you're north of new york city into new england, it will be a rainy morning. if you're south of there, a few hit-and-miss showers. forecast for today, don't expect a lot of sunshine, the best chance will be in virginia and the chesapeake, that's why your temperatures could get up into the 70s, it will be warmer today than yesterday with a southerly flow and we'll cool it off tomorrow as

delta and american airlines have invited selected frequent flyers to share personal information such as home address and contact info. in return, the t.s.a. let them walk through security without removing anything. as people in neighboring lines struggled to untie their laces. >> we truly are moving away from a one size fits all approach to security to a risk-based intelligence driven approach. >> reporter: which means the t.s.a. is moving away from screening everyone the same way. instead it's putting more scrutiny on high-risk travelers, those showing suspicious behavior or with a criminal history. that should speed things along for low-risk frequent flyers like john pait. >> i'm in shock. >> reporter: what's the part you hated the most? >> i think taking the coat off, shoes off, laptop out is just five or six steps, you know? and this is like that. >> reporter: in two months, the t.s.a. could expand the program nationwide as more airlines invite their frequent flyers to join the sprint through security. but even for fliers in this program, there's no guarantee of expedited securit

but even for flyers in this program, there is no guarantee of expedited security.n a post 9/11 world, keeping it unpredictable is the life blood of airport security. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> this morning on "the early show" live reports from seattle on amanda knox's homecoming. i'm betty nguyen. and this is the "cbs morning news." starbucks via® is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via® ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via® taste promise. look for it at starbucks stores and where you buy groceries. ,,,,,,t's the starbucks via® taste promise. >>> two deep sea divers are safely back on land after a brief, but terrifying, ordeal at sea. they were on a dive on sunday looking at a coral reef and marine life three miles off key biscayne, florida. but when they surfaced about an hour later, they were shocked to fin

unfortunately for them, the flyers crashed the party. scored two goals in 47 seconds. claude giroux got past the defense, kicked the puck to himself and beat tim thomas. that stretch at the end of the first period was the difference. the flyers won it 2-1. >>> may be the only first game of the season but something tells me that the maple leafs and canadiens don't like each other. very physical contest in toronto. leafs on the board in the second. lombardi's first shot was stopped. circled the net, controlled the rebound and scored. leafs held on to win it 2-0. >>> good news and bad news for oregon's michael james. first the good. heisman hopeful rushed for 239 yards in a score against cal. the bad, had to leave the game with a right arm injury and did not return. number nine oregon won big, 43-15 but suffered an even bigger loss. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> it is the end of a tv decade. and meet the men of a church parish as they have never been seen before. you are watching "early today." >>> welc

. >>> hockey, flyers jaromir jagr may be 3 but looked like a rookie last night.first goal the season against the maple leafs. his trademark salute. we have not seen that in a while. in the third, he did it again, second of the night. after playing three years in russia, jagr playing like he never left. flyers won it 4-2. >>> now to pinning we and that's a face only a mother could love. andrew ladd took one on the chin, face and everywhere in between. rangers in the third, callahan's pass off the defender and in. rangers beat the jets 2-1. >>> finally, you're not seeing double, alex ovechkin and that's alex ovechkin. the caps star immortalized in wax at madame tussaud's wax museum in washington. he's won mvp titles, scores titles. now he has the whole ball of wax. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, has gossip about ashton kutcher's wandering ways brought down the ratings of his show? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, most women lust for high-end fashion items but we'll take you to on

that stretch at the end of the first period was the difference, the flyers won 2-1.ay be only the first game of the season but the maple leafs and canadiens don't like each other. very physical. leafs on the board. matthew lombardi's first shot stopped. controlled the rebound and scored and leafs held on to win it 2-0. >>> good news and bad news for lamichael james. first the good, the heisman hopeful rushed for 239 and a score against cal. the bad, had to leave with a right arm injury and did not return. >>> number 9 oregon won big, 43-15 but suffered an even bigger loss. that's your first look at sports. have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> well, now for another important look at your weather, here is bill karins. >> i'm glad you prioritized what's important in the show. >> number one, bill. absolutely. >> yeah. well, good morning, everyone. it's a cold, chilly start once again especially areas of new england. the peak of the leaves for vermont, new hampshire and northern maine. northern new england, this is your peak weekend and it's supposed to be gorgeo

we talked about with the airport and by the way they're also dealing with far fewer flyers on average. we talk about how many flyers are going through airports. >> there's a reason for that. >> ex-hackett lithe. what about profiling, they use that as suspect of their security screening. is there ever likely to happen here? >> you mean like they're chatting with somebody before they pat them down and was the eye twitching or the lip twitching in addition to all of the other things that sort of threw me off on this guy? >> they're also liking for, say, a palestinian. they're -- with an eye twitch. >> it almost enables them to profile because they csa agents, jamie's points that aren't really well trained are looking at this person, you know, if it isn't a deterrent, it's the year moving when he's track. >> isn't profiling quite frankly the most efficient way to go about this screening process. >> my wife follow-up last week, we have a baby and she had the baby strapped to her chest and it was asleep and they made her do all this crazy stuff and actually did extra screening with the baby

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playing for the flyers this year. claude, look at that move. you got to feel for thomas. a 1-0 lead. final minute of the period, tied at 1. ba backstrom behind the net. his second goal of the season. puts the capitals up 2-1. third period now. capitals up 3-1. ovie delivers on the one-timer as he fall. doesn't seen it. capitals win 5-2. they are now 6-0 on the season. folks, there's a lot to be worried about. a lot of things that don't look good for the redskins this week going down to carolina. winning teams generally don't make quarterback changes unless there's an injury. skins have done it. underdogs against the 1-5 panthers and the redskins haven't beaten a rookie quarterback in six games dating back to 2005. does not bode well when you're facing carolina quarterback cam newton. >> you know, what i see on highlights and stuff he's a very talented guy. i'm most impressed with how poised he looks in that position. in college you didn't see him play that kind of scheme a lot. i've been impressed watching him on highlights at home. bewee all know how talented he is. >> h

ovie scored twice, and goalie tomas vokoun. >> vokoun. >> made 40 saves to shut down the flyers.he capitals are now a franchise record 6-0 to start the season. their next game is a tilt against the detroit red wings on saturday. >> we are on a roll. this is a hot start. >> this is the way we like to start a season. >> ovie, if he's not the best ever right now, i'm just going to put that out there. >> i like that, eun. >>> it is now 4:55. 47 degrees out there. coming up, what was behind d.c. students' flash mob at the >>> dozens of d.c. schoolchildren took part in a so-called flash mob at the wilson building in front of mayor vincent gray. it's part of the 20th annual lights on after school event. it's designed to raise awareness. >> why aren't these kids in school? what's going on here? >> it's about the need to raise awareness about the need for afterschool programs that keep children safe for working families. the event took place in more than 7,500 cities across the country. all right then. >> did a nice job. >>> country music star leann rimes played a special benefit show las

. >> people were concerned about the noise. >> it wasn't addressed in the flyer. >> reporter: okay.ere is no rule. but consider this. >> i would be expected not to be noisy inside my apartment where i live. i wouldn't be forced to leave. but i would like them to know there are people living here. >> i didn't know of any apartments here or have not heard of any complaints as yet. >> reporter: okay. we've gotten some. >> reas . does that concern you and would you consider cutting off the noise at midnight? >> we will look at it. >> reporter: look at it. that doesn't sound too promising. so i tell him about sam specifically. a law school student trying to study for finals. >> now that i've heard that, i'll talk to my person and we will work towards getting that information into our ga so that then they can decide. >> reporter: and that is the group that actually votes on rules that they apply here as a collective group. now, little human interest seems to go a long way in the world of compassion and let's hope that goes a long way. we'll see if that ends up happening. we're live outsid

scored five unanswered goals against the flyers.ot scored a couple of rebound goals. blues, 5-1. >>> pitt and uconn, this would be a marquee match-up if it was a basketball game. instead we'll settle for some football. tino sunseri did it all for the panthers threw a pair of touchdowns and pit cruised to a 35-20 win. >>> finally to colombia where the question was asked, who let the dog out? stopped play for five minutes. players, referees and security tried to corral the canine but no such luck. then again, you can't use your hands in soccer. >>> that's your early look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> now for a look at the weather, here's bill karins. got a little chuckle. >> last night there was no world series. no good sports and that was the most entertaining part of sports. >> well, good morning, everyone. i didn't talk at all about rina at the beginning of the show. it fell apart. weak system now, not going to do any damage to the cancun area, so great news for all of the resort areas down there and there's really only going to

. >>> hockey, flyers jaromir jagr may be 39 but looked like a rookie last night.red his first goal of the season against the maple leafs. there's his trademark salute. we've not seen that in a while. in the third, he did it again, second of the night. after playing three years in russia, jagr playing like he never left. flyers won it 4-2. >>> now to winnipeg, and that's a face only a mother could love. andrew ladd took one on the chin, face and everywhere in between. rangers in the third, callahan's pass off the defender and in. rangers beat the jets 2-1. >>> finally, you're not seeing double, that's alex ovechkin and that's alex ovechkin. the caps star immortalized in wax at madame tussaud's wax museum in washington. he has won mvp awards, scoring titles, now he's got the whole ball of wax. that's your "first look" at sports, i'm fred roggin. >>> now for another quick look at the weather, here's bill karins. good morning once again. >>> good morning. another quiet morning in areas of the east. showers rolled through new england last night. if you're in the easter

. >> we distributed flyers to the protesters letting them know they will be violating the rules if they continue to stay and create these makeshift shelters and tents. >> one member of occupy sf confirmed they have received the flyers. the group is maintaining communication with police and city officials about the occupati occupation, which is fighting for economic and social change. members feel like they're here representing police officers who are among public employees at risk of having their pensions cut. >> and that's what makes it so painful when events like last night happen. and i'm in direct confrontation with the men and women who have cared for us, let us know that they're with us, in many ways, that they value political assembly, and i know they're required to follow orders. and at this point, the san francisco police department is following command. >> so far, again, things have remained peaceful here this evening. last night at about 10:00, that's when police came in, and about 10:00 tonight many of the members of protest sf set up in anticipation of police coming in. so

the flyers of the 485th bomb group had never met any of the airmen until a heavy snowstorm forced themake an emergency landing in italy where they remained for five days. >> to have them on our base, coming together was incidental, accidental and eventful. >> reporter: they soon got beyond racial stereotypes. >> we started talking about flying. flying became the common ground. >> you can be judged based upon your abilities rather than the color of your skin. >> reporter: in that snowy, wartime winter, a group of black men and a group of white men in a segregated military overcame their differences. >> there is such a significant impact on me personally and the other people that i have talked to. >> reporter: and formed a bond that has endured for all these years. george lewis, nbc news, san diego. >>> how about that? that's our broadcast for this wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

at least here in san francisco, you'll see flyers like this for some time to come. so exactly how do we best protect kids from head injuries, especially head injuries related to sports? scientists are making incredible headway trying to link these hits on football fields, for example, with mood swings, with depression, with even suicide. something that we've talked about quite a bit. there is a signature injury. and we're starting to see it in people younger and younger. but here's the problem. we don't know exactly how common this injury is because as things stand now, it can only be diagnosed after death. >> reporter: chronic and tract encephalopathy, it's a progressive disease. >> it spreads throughout the nervous system with aging, and i think we're starting to match up clinical symptoms with the amount of spread in the brain. >> reporter: dr. ann mckee has made it her life's mission to understand why some players are susceptible to cte, and others are not. she's a director of the vacste brain bank. it's a joint project between the veterans administration and we

jakub voracek finds the back of the net for the flyers. second period, still 2-1.rchand. 2-1, is your final. >>> that is your espn news update. i'm don bell. >>> coming up next, everybody, "the pulse," and some touching online tributes to the one and only steve jobs. >> stay with us. [ male announcer ] it's a fact: your nutritional needs can go up when you're on the road to recovery. proper nutrition can help you get back on your feet. three out of four doctors recommend the ensure brand for extra nutrition. ensure clinical strength has revigor and thirteen grams of protein to protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. and immune balance to help support your immune system. ensure clinical strength... helping you to bounce back. ensure! nutrition in charge! things like fresh fruit, fruit juices, have acids that can soften our enamel. once you've lost your enamel it's gone for good. pronamel iso-active is different, it's new, it's a toothpaste in a can. it starts off as a gel, transforms into a foam and actually surrounds your teeth and gets into all those nooks a

had to fight washington to get into the war and prove themselves equal to or better than the white flyersgee airmen flew p-51 mustang fighter planes with their tails painted a distinctive red. the bomber crews that they escorted knew that when they saw the red tails they were well protected. the flyers of the 485th bomb group had never met any of the tuskegee airmen until a heavy snowstorm forced them to make an emergency landing at the red tail field in ramatelli, italy, where they remained for five days. >> to have them on our base, it made a coming together that i guess was incidental, accidental and eventful. >> reporter: they soon got beyond racial stereotypes. >> we started talking about flying. flying became the common ground. >> you can be judged based upon your abilities rather than the color of your skin. >> reporter: in that snowy, wartime winter, a group of black men and a group of white men in a segregated military overcame their differences. >> there is such a significant impact on me personally and the other people that i have talked to. >> reporter: and formed a bond that

the flyer included their names and addresses on it. neighbors took pictures of drug activity at the home and turned them over to investigators. they also gave the flyers to police, who carefully built their case against homeowners. and six people are now under arrest. denise, back to you. >> thank you, monique. police found cash, drugs, guns and a small meth lab inside the home. >>> a routine car stop leaves police stunned when they discovered candy filled with drugs. kansas sheriffs pulled over a pickup truck filled with candies, brownies and chocolates, laced with thc, the main ingredient in marijuana. sheriffs are urging parents to carefully filter through their children's halloween candy. >>> a house of incest, drugs and evil. today, the main suspect accused of locking mentally-challenged people in court is in philadelphia. walt speaks to her son for the first time and gets reaction. >> on the day his mother, linda weston, was dubbed a monster on the front page, joseph weston arrived in family court, where a judge began ruling on w

-- the win column and beat the flyers last night. -- goals and the next step, a showdown with the red wings tomorrow night. >>> and to the redskins, taking reps the second straight day at practice. despite the quarterback change from rex grossman, offensive coordinator kyle shanahan said he will not change the play calling with beck and how will ron rivera approach that this sunday? >> he's a young quarterback that is getting his opportunity and to me -- kyle shanahan's going to do what he does and doesn't matter which quarterback. we have to find out what does he do best and that is our coach and we'll watch the tape and go back to last season and see some of the things he's done in the past and you would base that off of the bat. >> and it's time to go off of the wall. the red skins and the change of quarterback. >>> welcome to off of the wall. dave ross and wisdom martin. >> yes. >> and you got your wish -- i hate rex grossman. >> and i'm talking about the facts. >> right. >> and is this a good move, bad move for the redskins and

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a call from miami-dade police about a suspect named pablo. >> looked at pablo and looked in our flyer me give miramar a call. it looks like this might be their guy. >> 22-year-old pablo ibar was already in the dade county jail, a suspect in another violent home invasion in southwest miami. the police report in that case described a vicious 3:00 a.m. break-in. one of the suspects, the report said, threatened to disembowel a pregnant woman with a meat cleaver. >> i put it to his face and said, how i did get this, pablo? >> former miramar police detective paul manzella had this photo taken from the videotape of the suspect who had dropped his cover at the end of the killing spree. manzella says he could not wait to show the photo to pablo ibar. >> the look on his face was worth a thousand words. you could just see his eyes and it was just like, where did you get that photograph? and he just pushed himself away from the table and put his head down and at that point, i knew i had something worthwhile. >> according to the police report, ibar told cops he had been at butch casey's bar, casey

these flyers showing up out of nowhere. questioning some of the things he said about abortion.ded to it during his comments. here's what he said. >> it is a liberal kinnard to say i am personally pro life but government should stay out of that decision. if that is your view, you are not pro life. you are pro having your cake and eating it too. >> herman cain, welcome to the big leagues. >> exactly. he did -- he made those remarks on a piers morgan show, and trying to defend it ever since. and he doesn't seem to have a great answer or he has clarified it numerous times and nobody seems to really be picking up on it. all he is saying over and over and over again is i'm pro life without actually explaining what that means. and like you said, those flyers were stuck on cars outside the parking lot for everybody that left that dinner. >> what struck me about cain answer, he wanted to overturn row v wade, but if somebody wants to break the law, go ahead. and that's what social conservatives are upset about. wlnchts to obey the laws. he has now shown he has a hard time navigating the