i'm jeff glor, along with erica hill.ting married tomorrow. elizabeth edwards died last year after a long battle with breast cancer but had the perfect time to plan a wedding with cate. >>> if you're putting your wedding or anything else on one of those social networking web sites, double-check the photos before you post them. turns out you should have the right picture. we know it's important to help get a job interview, maybe your roommate. maybe you're looking for love. did you know a bad photo could reportedly sink your chances even if it's on someone else's r website. what to look for in that profile shot. >> apparently, yours stacks up well. >> i cheated. >>> retailers are so spooked about the tough economy they are getting in the christmas spirit ten days before halloween. >> the good news here, it means big sales for you. big incentives to buy. they hope. business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis is here to tell us where we can find those deals. i mean it does seem, i have to admit, a little early. >> it

i'm erica hill along with jeff glor.g. it is october 3rd. i better find the halloween costume. >>> a new study claims more than 2 million children may be at risk for major diseases because they have not had the right vaccination nations. dr. jennifer ashton is here to take a look at the new survey which shows 1 out of 5 parents have skipped shots and delayed them and we will take a risk what is the child to doing that and the other kids that they come in contact with. >> scary story potentially put their kids or other kids in danger. >>> the ten-year anniversary of the war in afghanistan is coming up this week on friday. you may not think of kabul, afghanistan, as a hub of rock 'n' roll. a group of musicians who usually perform behind closed doors, they held a festival in downtown kabul over the weekend and a risky place to play this kind of music. we will meet some of the players who say they have to express who they are, even if it puts their lives in danger. >>> the latest on amanda knox's appeal of her murder convict

. >> i'm jeff glor. a lot of people are interested to see this interview on "60 minutes." >> he spoke to him about this biography and revealing moments. we have a little preview for you. >> that's all coming up very soon. >>> right to our top story. the killing of moammar gadhafi. this morning his burial is on hold and still a lot of questions over how the long-time dictator died on thursday. cbs news correspondent ebiz bth palmer is in tripoli with the latest. liz, good morning. >> good morning, jeff. a few more details and some new amateur video available this morning. presumably taken by one of the rebel fighters who was on the scene at his capture. we should warn you, though, it does contain some graphic images. >> the violent death of a violent dictator. gadhafi's final moments face-to-face with his captors pleading for his life. the end came just outside his birthplace of sirte. he was shot by revolutionary forces who broke their promise to keep him alive to face trial. but few seem to regret. liby

i'm erica hill along with jeff glor.will take a look at andy rooney rooney's last weekly essay for "60 minutes." >> we look back on his regular final appearance. he said what is on his mind. >> i tends to do that doesn't he? >> every once in a while. every sunday for a while in fact. >>> amanda knox stood up in a italian courtroom hours ago asking for her freedom, after nearly four years behind bars. >> translator: i am the same person that i was four years ago. the same person. the only thing that distinguishes me from four years ago is what i have suffered. >> family and friends say this though, is in fact a very different amanda knox than the one we saw when she was first charged with the murder her roommate. "48 hours" correspondent peter van sant has more with us from perugia, italy. >> reporter: good morning. a case where perception is everything, especially as beautiful as amanda. when this trial began, amanda was often seen as smiling and appearing carefree. her critics said she was sensitive and arrogant and her

becky, thanks. >>> here is jeff glor at the news desk with a check of today's other headlines for us.akland, california, overnight more confrontations between police and protesters. after demonstrators part of the anti-wall street occupy wall street protests refused to leave. several hurt and five arrested there. in atlanta, police on motorcycle and horseback cleared a downtown park where protesters are occupied the park two weeks. >>> president welcome is in denver today and unveil a plan to help students pay off their college loans earlier, among other things the plan advance a maximum annual loan payments next year. it wasn't supposed to happen until 2014. >>> this is evergreen, colorado. it could get up to 8 inches of snow by tomorrow. up to two feet in higher elevations. >>> just ahead, if you were in a business where the average salary is $5 million, you may think, well, i don't need a college degree to go along with that. >> exactly what i thought. a teenage nba player who is a multimillionaire but still searching for his long time goals. [ male announcer ] if you like action m

>> get a good deal while you can. >> jeff glor at the news desk.blackberry p. >>> many blackberry users are waiting to get their service back this morning. this has been a mess. a good portion of the 70 million blackberry users around the world have been affected by e-mail outages this week especially yesterday and this morning in one way or another. the company said the situation is better today but a backlog of e-mail and messages. research in motion say they don't know when service will be fully restored. >> we understand that the frustration our customers are feeling about the lack of lack berry service so our priority here is to ensure that network is up and running as soon as possible. >> reporter: rim has struggled badly in recent years going from almost 50% of the smart phone market in 2008 to less than 15% this year. >>> president obama's campaign said this morning it's raised more than $70 million for his re-election and the democratic party this summer, they say that exceeds their goal. >>> six months after william and kate a new royal w

. >> we'll hear from jeff glor in just a few minutes. >>> how about that baseball game? >> my mom's whole side of the family is in st. louis my grandfather was up all night because he was so excited about that win. >>> first, the latest on the stock market, one day after the dow jones industrials hit the 12,000 mark for the first time in nearly three months. alexis is at the new york stock exchange. good morning, how are the markets responding so far this morning? >> well, chris, stocks were lower right out of the gate, one day after global markets surged on news of that european debt deal. here's a look at the big board right now. we're expecting to see some good old-fashioned profit taking after what has been an incredible run. the dow jones industrial average closed back above 12,000 for the first time in three months and october is still shaping up to be the best month for the blue chip index in 24 years. but some money managers may want to cash in profits and pretty up their port foeios for their clients. >> let's talk about what led to this. you mentioned record mo

. >>> check in now with jeff glor who is looking at the other day's headlines for us we are following. >> good morning. >>> a dust storm in arizona has triggered more accidents and more pileups. the storm caused three serious accidents involving dozens of vehicles yesterday. 15 people were hurt. one person died. the crash happened on interstate 10 between tucson and phoenix. >> nba has canceled all preseason game. the league and players union say they are no closer to a new contract after meetings yesterday. in there is no deal by monday they plan to wipe out the first two weeks of regular season games in november. >>> a mistake by a stork clerk resulted in $25 million for one lucky lottery winner. cath scruggs, the clerk sold her a powerball game ticket. the ticket had winning numbers. $25 million. scruggs seasonal job ended last spring and said she had been looking for work. look no more. >>> here in new york this morning, there is no word on the cause of a dramatic helicopter crash that killed one tourist and injured three others. >> the death toll, though, may have been higher if

. >>> time to speak with jeff glor who is over at the news desk. good morning, jeff. >> goodern mo morning to both of you. president obama is wrapping up his three-day western swing in colorado. jay leno asked the president if he's keeping tabs on his republican challengers. >> have you been watching the gop debates? >> i'm going to wait until everybody's voted off the island. >> really. once they narrow it down to one or two, i'll start paying attention. >>> survivors are still being pulled from the rubble in turkey this morn rescuers found two teachers and a student alive today. that 2-week-old baby rescued yesterday is in the hospital in good condition, we're told this morning. at least 4 of60 people did die in sunday's earthquake >>> well for five years it's been controversy over a government recommendation that girls should have the hpv vaccine to prevent cervical cancer. >> this morning advisory panel is asking boys should get that vaccine, too. >> the number one std in the u.s. and at least 50% of sexually active people will get it at some p

i'm erica hill along with jeff glor.e sold you about a south pole researchers from new hampshire. she was flown to new zealand after a possible stroke she may have suffered back in august. excuse me, i need a little water. >> earlier, we spoke with renee-nicole douceur. she just got to the hospital in new zealand. >> thank you for joining us on the phone. how are you feeling? >> feeling great and waiting for my diagnostic testing and it's a quarter to 1:00 in the morning right now. find out what has happened and where do we go from there. >> renee, were you still experiencing symptoms when you were on the plane ride over? >> yes. i still experience the same symptoms i had at the pole which were vision impairment and sometimes difficulty with my speech, as well as what i always call the scrambled satellite signal where you have -- see, i have a tough time talking. missing pixels or whatever. i basically was on a sedative to kind of take the chill out and on the c-17, once i arrived and finally got off to christ church, i

. >>> we check in now with jeff glor at the news desk with a look at other headlines we are following for you this morning. >> good monday morning to you. chris, welcome. >>> us embassy in syria said ambassador robert ford has been called back to washington for his personal safety. ford less damascus over the weekend. the embassy calls it temporary but does not say when he'll return. last month his motorcade was attacked. ford was not hurt in that. >>> in libya this morning, the nation is still celebrating the end of moammar gadhafi. liz palmer is in tripoli with the latest. liz, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. well, everybody hopes that the fighting really is now over and reconstruction can begin in ernes earnest. a party yesterday. the interim leader addressed the jubilant crowd but reminded them ta tolerant is essential if this is going to work. he said it would be run by shia law but one big pending decision to do what to do with gadhafi's body. it is on rather grisly display today the third day in a row in old meat locker in misrata. growing international demands.

. >>> let's go over to jeff glor. he has a check of other headlines for us today. >>> we just got word this morning that three women have been awarded this year's nobel peace prize. the women honored for their efforts to advance women's right especially africa and the middle. the winners are sirleaf president of liberian and gibowee and karman. >> we cannot achieve democracy and lasting peace in the world unless women have the same opportunities as men of developments of all levels of society. >> karman said the award was a victory for all women and the message that the era of arab dictatorship is over. giffords was at yesterday's retirement ceremony for her husband astronaut mark selly. vice president biden presided there. her second trip to washington since she was shot in january. >>> prince harry in the u.s. this morning and arrived yesterday at a california air base to take part of a apache helicopter training lasting two months. >>> two national league division series will be decided tonight. philadelphia hosts

thanks. >> thank you. >>> here is jeff glor at the news desk with a check of today's other headlines to you. >>> a stunning interview from "60 minutes" as the wife of bernie madoff says she and her husband tried to kill themselves. ruth madoff told morley safer that weeks after her husband was caught in 2008, they tried to overdose on pills on christmas eve. >> i don't know who -- whose idea it was, but we decided to kill ourselves, because it was -- it was so horrendous what was happening. we had terrible phone calls, hate mail, just beyond anything. and i said i can't -- i just can't go on any more. >> you can see the interview with ruth madoff and her son andrew sunday on "60 minutes." >>> stocks rallied in europe morning after european leaders agreed on a new debt deal to bailing greece and they will take a 50% loss on greek bonds in urn are the banks get a major infusion of cash. >>> death toll from sunday's earthquake in turkey reached 523. new images of the youngest survivor of the quake. a two we-week-old >>> up next, china's real estate boom where they are building cities fo

good talking to you the. >> thank you. >> jeff glor is standing by at the news desk.lines for us. good morning to you. >> good morning, erica. and our news here, very interesting numbers in a just released cbs news poll, republican primary voters were asked which candidates they currently favor, and herman cain now holds a slim lead over mitt romney. they were tied earlier this month. rick perry, who led the field just a month ago has dropped to fifth place. >>> we have an update now on a story we told you about yesterday. in guatemala, two women have been sentenced to prison in the case of an allegedly stolen baby adopted by a missouri couple. the child, named karen, now 6 years old was adopted by timothy and jeremy hannah hahn three years ago. a woman claiming to be karen's mother said the baby was stolen. >>> in the western caribbean this morning, hurricane rina has strengthened to a category two storm. rina has winds of over 100 miles an hour. it is expected to strengthen before hitting mexico's yucatan peninsula. >>> there's a big change in the air in colorado to

i'm jeff glor. chris wragge is off this morning. >>> on a more serious note not confused but clearly pained jack hanna when he had to make decisions when the wild animals escaped. we will talk to him later on this morning. >>> we begin with the story out of zanesville, ohio. the hunt for the wild animals set free on tuesday is now over. most of the animals were shot and killed by police. this morning, animal lovers are asking why? cbs news cynthia bowers is in zanesville with the latest. >> reporter: you're right, the death toll was staggering and inexplicable. one man and 50 exotic animals. folks who knew the 62-year-old terry thompson said he was a nice guy but marched to the beat of a different drummer. why no one knows why he decided to let loose 50 his beloved exotic pets and committing suicide and condemning them to death well j joel shot this video shows one of the bears that was part of thompson's exotic animal farm. >> a bear comes up to the fence and then just pops right through the fence.

i'm erica hill, along with jeff glor.hot of west milford, new jersey. >> a collapsing tree. they are all over the northeast, we see scenes like this. >> even in our backyard from central park and across new york city, a number of trees down. the issue there being across the region, so many leaves still on the trees. this heavy wet snow and that makes for a major mess on a halloween morning. >> yes, indeed. nasty weather out there. >>> coming up, we will talk more about the occupy wall street protests. this is one of the obstacles they dealt with. the bad weather over the weekend. more winter weather, obviously, to come. many of the protesters stuck it out but a long, hard winter coming here. >> we will see if they have a future if the weather gets too bad. we will take a look at the costs involved. there is more and more talk about that. a lot of cities with very tight budgets now having to pay for extra police, overtime. other services to monitor the gathering so break that down for you as well. >> cities and states have

i'm jeff glor, along with erica hill. up, take you to the big michael jackson tribute concert in wales over the weekend. >> his three kids made a rare appearance. 50,000 fans were there to hear some legendary entertainers perform and we will bring you the highlights which includes another opportunity for you to dance a little. >> terrell brown was into his dancing. >>> ahead, incredible bike ride in california. hundreds of war veterans rode 480 miles in a week and most of them not experienced riders and many have been scarred by war. take a look at this event that raises events for wounded soldiers. a great cause and helps them get back on their feet by getting on a bike. >>> someone with rather someone rather unusual with us. tavi gevinson has been starting a blog and now turns it into an online magazine called empty rookie, written for teens and by teens. check in with her this morning and talk to her a little bit about that. she has gathered quite a group of fans including lady gaga. >> lady gaga like hers a lot. >>> g

jeff glor, no stranger to frat houses is here with a final check of the headlines. >> too easy!news this morning, in italy burr less ber loess coney >>> the fast and furious investigation has grown to include hand grenades. mexican authorities are holding a u.s. citizen john baptiste kingery. u.s. investigators say kingery was caught twice on this side of the border but released both times by federal prosecutors in arizona. >>> a chinese fighter jet crashed in an air show this morning. the jet nose-dived into the ground and burst into flames. one of the pilots had ejected safely. the other is missing and presumed dead. no one on the ground was hurt. >>> now a disturbing classroom attack inside a high school classroom in chicago. this one was captured on video. here is national correspondent dean reynolds. >> reporter: the beating took place last week at the rogers sullivan high school on chicago's north side and just now surfaced in all its gory detail. captured by a cell phone camera. two teenage sisters are seen attacking a fellow student during biology class on october 6th. a

i'm erica hill along with jeff glor. specifically flying and you're a member of different mileage programs because you don't want to miss out on the miles no matter which airline you fly on keeping track of them can be a pain at sometimes. >> using them can be a pain! >> more travelers are turning to websites that take basically all of your mileage and loyalty programs and put them in one place you can see them and keep track of them and now when they are going to expire and not sitting well with some airlines. a couple of big airlines are trying to put a stop to these sites. why? we will take a look what is at stake and what is at stake specifically for you. >> trying to make more in fees? >> whoever ever do that? why would you say an airline is trying to make money in fees? like they were going to charge for you a blanket or something. >>> a hollywood ending for bill clinton's president celebration. he turned 65 in august and had an event in hollywood. lady gaga a marilyn monroe moment. we will more on that in a few mi

i'm jeff glor.> and i'm nancy cordes. >>> remember when you took for granted your bank account would be free? >> not that long ago, indeed. >> there was free checking and free atm. now bank of america wants to charge $5 to use a debit card. that is no longer free. don't worry. coming up, we will show you how to find a better bank. >> bully can be a major problem for kids and in schools. analysts have found children as young as 3 can show signs of bullying. sesame street now is out to help stop bullying. i sat down with billing bird and some of his friends. >> i hope you were nice to him. >> i was, although his friends were not nice to him. they did a nice play on what could happen. a lot of people are worried about being tattlers or telling on bullies and everything else so we will talk about that coming up. >> the difference between tal tattling and reporting. >> right. >>> the long rescue to reach a south poler may be to its end. >> rah may douceur suffered a strong. she is waiting for a plane to

i'm erica hill along with jeff glor. carl laggerlaggerfield, but i'm not sure. >>> if you didn't catch the interview last night on "60 minutes," we have more for you this morning. this is the first public interview since the madoff scam was exposed three years ago. we also have material that wasn't air last night of andrew's decision to tell the fbi what his father had. >>> justin timberlake stops by. his sci-fi thriller is called "in time." the time runs out when you turn 25, which means both of us are dead. you can bet time is not running out on his career though. that is not true. j.t. -- i can't call him j.t. can i call him j.t.? >> sure. our ghosts are back though, for "the early show." >>> before we get to that, the latest on the snow cleanup in the northeast and plenty of cleanup to do. the weekend storm is blamed now for at least 11 deaths around the region. >> this morning, no power in close to 3 million homes and businesses from maryland to maine and cbs news correspondent jim axelrod is in west milford, new je

. >>> here is jeff glor at the news desk with a check of today's other headlines for us. >>> the state worldwide travel alert after the u.s. has a brazen assassination plot they say was foiled. the target allegedly was the saudi arabian ambassador to the united states and attacks were to take place in washington, d.c. two men linked to the iranian government has been charged and one under arrest and the other a is at large has not been found. they say the men were trying to hire a member of the mexican drug cartel to set off a bomb at a washington restaurant. >>> united auto works said it has reached an agreement on new four-year contract with chrysler. the union says the deal creates 2,100 new jobs and chrysler will put money in their plants. >>> hurricane jova is moving inland from the pacific. now a category 1 storm. the storm had hundred miles an hour winds when it reached >>> just ahead, an important warning for men with about vitamin e which was once thought to help prevent prostate cancer. >> why doctors are telling them to stop taking it. this is "the early show" on cbs. return

things are built through and through at apple. >> steve, thanks >>> here is jeff glor at the news deskoks like the republican presidential field may be set and will not include sarah palin. che made that announcement yesterday. whit johnson has more. >> reporter: we knew the decision was coming soon but sarah palin made the dramatic announcement on her own terms, finding ending speculation that has simmered since 2008. never afraid to make haems, the former alaska governor did it again wednesday afternoon. >> i know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that i can be on the right path, not as candidate for president at this time. >> reporter: first, on the radio. and on fox news where she's a pate contributor. >> i apologize to those whom are disappointed in this decision. i've been hearing from them in the last couple of hours. >> reporter: sarah palin supporters rushed to her facebook page. your decision leaves my wife and i devastated. sarah, say it ain't so. while palin certainly has her fans, she would have had her challenges as a candidate. in a cbs news poll out this week, 74% of republi

. >>> jeff glor has a check of the other headlines this morning. >> good morning. nba commissioner david stern has canceled the first two weeks of the season after what he calls a significant gulf on virtually all issues between nba owners and players. the two sides met for 13 hours over two days. now it appears a full season is highly unlikely. it is possible the whole season might be canceled. we part on good terms with the negotiators. we just have a gulf that separates us. >> they figure once a player misses a check or two, it's all over. and i'm saying to you, that would be a horrible mistake. >> no new talks are scheduled. the last time the nba canceled games was back in 1998. >>> hurricane jova is expected to hit mexico's coast later today. it's a category 3 storms, sustained winds of 115 miles per hour. jova is expected to make landfall, a large storm surge and coastal flooding is expected there. >>> opening statements begin this morning in the trial of the so-called underwear bomber, umar farouk abdomen dew duabdulmutalb is accused of trying to blow up a p

. >> jeff glor is on liberty island this morning. know a number of event out there today but specifically what is happening out there today? >> not a bad way to spend a friday morning hanging with lady liberty. a special day, 125th anniversary and a swearing of new citizens. one of the reasons we are here is the statue is being closed down for a year, starting today for safety and security improvements, but the island itself is not closed down and want every one to know so come on. >> i understand you got a full-time tour of the island with the residents. >> this is cool. we talk about the people visiting liberty island. only two people who actually live here full-time. we visited with them and got a tour from them. very cool stuff. >> jeff glor on liberty island for us, he has plenty of reports coming up. stay with us. this is "the early show" on cbs. . announcer: this portion of "the early show" sponsored by party city. nobody has more halloween for less. [ man ] i got this citi thank you card and started earning loads of points. y

appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> glef glor is at the news desk.>> good morning once again to you and our news here. president obama pushes his jobs plan in texas today. the latest numberses for the president are offer. a just released cbs news poll finds an overwhelming 88% of americans think the economy is in bad shape, the highest number in nearly two years. and seven out of ten do not think the president has made any progress in fixing the economy. during an interview yesterday, the president acknowledged as much. >> i don't think they're better off than they were four years ago. they're not better off than they were before lehman's collapsed, before the financial crisis, before the extraordinary recession that we're going through. >> reporter: a new abc news/wall post poll finds the republican candidates will beat president obama. >>> this week, new jersey governor chris christie is expected to announce whether he will run for president. as he was swearing in a judge yesterday, he did not tip his hand. but nearly 70% of republicans voting in a

i'm erica hill with jeff glor. >>> just ahead, an apartment fire in boston.oy was trapped to the third floor of a building with his grandmother. she said at one point, she just could not hold on to him any longer. >> how great is this story? the firefighters below told her to drop the boy, so she did. one of the firefighters caught him. then they rescued the grandmother and everybody else in the building. we are going to speak with that hero fireman in just a bit with his catch of a lifetime. >> so nice to have a happy ending to a story like that. >>> but first, we want to continue following this. tributes pouring in this morning for dan wheldon, the indy 500 champ that died at the indy 300. >> bill shock is here with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, jeff and erica. the relation that racing has lost one of its finest has many people asking if his death could have been prevented. an autopsy has confirmed it was blunt head trauma that killed indy car superstar dan wheldon. his death has left the entire racing community stunned. from outside the indianapol

. >>> jeff glor over at the news desk with a check of the day's other headlines. good morning. >> good morning to both of you. on wall street stocks are way up after big news overnight. a deal worked out to help resolve europe's debt crisis. elizabeth palmer is in london with more on that. liz, good morning. >> good morning, jeff. after so many near misses and false starts, the european leaders were under tremendous pressure to come up this time with a really convincing deal. and they did it. but european leaders and their top financial advisors were hammering out details long past the deadline. it was after midnight when they finally emerged with a hard one deal that follows a lot of political sniping and even violence. there were riots in rome and athens after demonstrations by workers whose standard of living is bound to take a hit. there was even a fist fight in the italian parliament. but today in the early morning hours, finally, an announcement that would calm world financial markets. >> we have at the end of the day a comprehensive plan that include all th

i'm jeff glor along with erica hill.as a corporate symbol. >> you think of the other corporate symbols, they morphed over the years. this has remained the same. it changed color and size, but that's about it. earlier this year, "time magazine" did a segment on evolving logos. in the case of cbs, some companies get it right the first time. >> we sent our congratulations to the cbs president for requesting the symbol and bill goldman for designing it. >> we want to get you to the latest headlines. we are following the breaking news from libya. we have betty from the news desk with more. >> good morning. this morning, the u.n. secretary-general says the death of moammar gadhafi is a historic moment for libya. gadhafi was apparently killed as government troops stormed his hometown. in the words of the prime minister, we have been waiting for this moment for a long time. kitty logan is in tripoli with more. good morning, kitty. >> reporter: good morning. there are scenes of jubilation here in tripoli as the official news came