they expected to sees heard of musk-ox and caribou but it was a surprise to see grizzly bears roaming in polar bear countries. >> you see all of these species up there that were never up there from the south and now living in the arctic. >> in case grizzlies set their sites on them, they had shot guts but never had to use it. wind was their worst enemy sometimes making it impossible to end. in the end it was the journey that mattered the most, we learned a lot out there and where we got to the end we had to stop where we had to stop. >> they ended the journey at victoria island at 1,063 miles making it halfway to greenland. terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >> axelrod: a meteor lit up the score over indiana and much of the rest of the midwest last might. the second fireball in as many nights. september has been an unusually busy months for meteors with 14 major sightings reported. >> and coming up, auto history on auction. >> >> axelrod: we end tonight with a classic, actually hundreds of them. classic cars from the 1950s, sixties and seventies, virtually untouched, some with fewer t

a surveillance camera recorded the woman carrying grizzly to her suv.13-year-old son, juan, who got a little teary eyed when he talked about what happened. >> i felt shocked. like why would you take my dog away from me? >> grizzly is a pit bull/shepherd mix. the family only had the dog for a few weeks. a missing puppy report was filed with the police department. >>> another stolen puppy, this time roscoe is his name, a 5-month-old french bull dog. roscoe may be with two girls who took a liking with him. a witness said that those girls were leading the dog away on foot. when questioned, they said they owned the dog. >>> president obama is back on american soil tonight and syria remains one of his top concerns. while in russia earlier, the president announced he will address the nation in primetime on tuesday with the goal of convincing americans to support military strikes in syria. members of congress have been getting a flood of calls from voters with the majority opposing any military intervention. the president wants to use limited air strikes agains

so he always carries bear spray when he hikes in grizzly country. know your bears. >> make yourself look big. >>> beautiful, september weather. >> will it last? pob has the updated first warning forecast next. >>> somebody is lucky in a balloon. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> look at who is in this afternoon. yes, chelsea shooting a promo over carroll county. not sure how high they are up there, but they gotta be several hundred feet up there in a hot air balloon. looking to the west. seeing the blue ridge mountains. that's why i'm here and she's not. let's take a look at temps and upgrade. she's there. sphirks now. 60 in oakland. 70 in ocean city. and over in d.c., also 76. currently, low to mid-70s. 69 annapolis, kent island. out across central maryland. 73, close to chelsea. up in westminster. light, very light breeze. that's good for the ballooning now. out of the west/northwest. winds are not a major factor. south of us, still a lot of rain. st. petersburg, had almost 3 inches of rain today in florida. south that was area, it's cleared up a little

it's the most glamorous royal of our lifetime came to a grizzly end. >> many people think it's a bid inappropriate but the first about diana's life decided to concentrate on a secret relationship she had with a pakistani surgeon. but diana where they treasureed her memory. they that it's inappropriate for a woman who died while being tracked by paprazzi. >> the thing about her is she's always been there and i'm sure the generation after generation she will be there in memory of the people. >> it's certainly true that the legacy that di ana intended for her is one that contained laughter and lots of children. enjoyed by london's family in the sunshine. but 16 years since she was buried. it seems the woman whether became known as the peoples princess. al jazeera, london. >>> and finally at this hour, break out thec the cigars it' a. we e ear talking about the -- we're talking about baby panda at the national zoo. but mother and daughter are healthy and doing just fine. following chinese tradition, the baby panda will be named once it turns 100 days old nap will do it for this edition o

so strongest winds will be around grizzly peak. so late tonight, early tomorrow morning, i think you'll hear the winds blowing. it's not -- this is not a major event. it doesn't appear to be. it appears to be sort of a red flag warning, certainly but not as intense as they can be. the winds maybe 30, 40 miles an hour. 74 in concord tomorrow, lots of 70s, and the temperatures are on the mild side. humidity's will be in the teens for sure. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, and sets us with warmer tomorrow thursday's the turnaround day. windy in the hills tomorrow morning, and less wind in the afternoon hours and less windy into the end of the day. the five-day forecast with the bay weekend in view, both days look nice gasia, i'll be back at 10:00 with an updated forecast on channel 2. >> thanks, bill >>> sometimes genius has its rewards, how a key component in a six figure grant, and expected improved safety >>> employees at san francisco international airport spent part of their day walking around the runway

because owning this makes you a rich it's more of i'm already crazy rich so i will bite memphis grizzlies for fun. the highest grand total in the history of the forbes 400. >>> well, you can catch more stories like this one on the list. watch it followed by let's ask america. >> here's a look at what we're working on all new at 6:00. five people are charged with murder after that deadly shooting in cecil county. we'll show you their faces and explain what they were trying to do when the victims were shot. >> refugees in syria may not seem relevant to your life but hear from what a local fill maker has to say. that's coming up right here horn abc2 news at -- on abc2 news at 6. >>> you often hear about race morses being sent out to pasture, but many go to find success. >> a horse found a second career out in frederick county as an artist. >> reporter: he's still at it. metro meteor, the painting horse. >> there you go. >> he has his moods. he will make soft circular strokes. sometimes straight violent strokes. >> reporter: the owner took metro in after knee injuries ended his racing career

. >> reporter: even the tough guys on the memphis grizzlies respond to daniel's courage. >> all rightou can have that. >> thank you. mom, i can keep the ball. >> it was awesome. words can't explain how happy and grateful i am. >> reporter: an experience that will help carry him through the grueling months to come. it's january 2008. >> welcome to hogwarts. >> reporter: harry potter fills the room. daniel's chosen a tape of the young wizard to help him through his radiation therapy. this is his 19th treatment. >> daniel, we're going to take a couple of films today. >> reporter: the dose must be big enough to stop the cancer from returning while doing as little damage as possible to daniel's brain. >> everything's pushing really hard and they have to line up all the lasers. >> you're not just putting on an act for us? you feel strnong? >> mm-hmm. i do. i feel strong like mentally and physically. >> reporter: by the end of january daniel has received 31 radiation treatments. and finally, he is allowed to go home to auburn, new york for the month of february. >> everyone sewed a little pa

it's the memphis grizzlies.e bottom of the list, sacramento kings. >>> build it and they shall come. denver's pepsi center is getting the largest screen in the nba. it stands the three point lines on the basketball court. but still only a tenth of the size of the screens at at&t and re rereliance stadiums in texas. >>> america's cup sailing. new zealand in a close race against the usa. but as you watch the finish line, 15 seconds ahead, they are now just one win away from winning the legendary america's cup. >>> teeny tiny uniform, major muscle power. a 400 pounder gets lifted body slammed. i think the camera actually shook when that happened. that was the winning move. three time world champion biamba wins it all. the traditional diaper looking thing, in japanese, it's a muwasi. >> a fun fact. thanks. >>> time for our look at this morning's politics. bob franken is joining us now from washington. bob, good morning. thanks for being here. >> well, we talk segues, but sumo wrestling? >> because you're major muscl

now, of course, if confronted with a grizzly bear, you basically want to do the opposite of what that guy did. play dead. >> okay. a bay area prosports team -- i got the chills -- comes face to face with a military tank. why it crashed through practice. >>> you want to know when the next big earthquake will hit, the early warning system coming to california. >>> think your boss is up to no good? how you can make money by turning them in. >>> clear skies tonight but getting windy out there. coming up in weather, find out what that wind is going to do to our fire danger and also what it's going to do to our temperature. 7-day forecast coming up in 7 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] it's time healthy gets a dose of happy. new yoplait greek. bye-bye, stir. so long, sour. hello, happy. it's time to lick the lid again. ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. just feet away from him. . >>> a close call for a player on the earthquake soccer team this afternoon. a crash -- a tan

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now, of course, if you confront a grizzly you want to do the opposite just lay down and play dead and a lot. >> you have to keep your wits about you. i think in that moment i probably would scream and run. >> that's the last thing you want to do. just show you're bigger than him and scare the bear. apparently it worked. >>> the air force is testing a new f-16 fighter jet. >> and something is missing. check it out. there's no one in the cockpit. the f-16 is being flown by remote control from a ground station. and it can still perform all the same maneuvers, climb to 40,000 feet, fly faster than the speed of sound and turn so sharply you might black out. the unmanned f-16 will be used for pilots during target practice. cool, huh? >> it is. >>> 4:56. he is still going. live pictures from washington, d.c. right now. is that senator cruz? i don't think so. senator roberts from kansas. but they are stil chatting. it's a marathon in the senate. we'll take you there in a minute. >> reporter: it's winner-take- all today at america's cup. oracle team usa sailed to two victories yesterday in wha

or a grizzly bear. or a horned bull. or even shamu, the killer whale.f-the-wall antics made him more famous than the cars he sold. and he claimed to have sold more than a million of them. the same way crazy eddie was synonymous with electronics in new york city. >> it's christmas in august. his prices are insane. >> reporter: that's what cal worthington did for cars. cal's legacy lives on -- >> i specialize in the most life-like animals anywhere. >> reporter: -- in viral video ads like this one for chuck testa taxidermy. or this one. >> shift it, shift it in forward. >> reporter: for arlen's transmissions in burbank created by internet hipsters who say they were inspired by local pitchmen like cal. >> the reason we started making commercials like this is we always loved the art form of the local commercial. >> reporter: shifting cal worthington's crazy legacy forward to youtube and beyond. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> and it was good to have you with us tonight. we're always there at abcnews.com. i will be right here at 9:00 p.m. eastern for

even grizzly bears once from these lands. roamed these lands.rie lands were converted into fields for raising crops. farmers cultivated the rich, fertile nearly all the prairie land and animals disappeared. us to the neil .mith national wildlife refuge located in iowa, the purpose of this refuge is to reintroduce the prairie. this is an m mcdonald, a student at iowa state university whose ecology.is wildlife >> watch where you are going. >> today, she is looking for birds and birds nest in this new prairie. located between two cornfields, they call it a prairie strip. >> here we are at one of the prairie strips. you can see it is a nice, diverse prairie. there are lots of different grasses and lots of wildflowers. >> four years ago, this strip of land was just grass. now it is home to a wide variety of native plants like the prairies of old. why is that important? this is the kind of habitat that is necessary for the survival of many grassland birds. >> one thing we are interested in out here is whether the words using this habitat. a decline in

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which might be a tiger, or a grizzly bear, or even shamu, the killer whale.ere in southern california, cal's off the wall antics made him more famous than the cars he sold. he claimed to sell more than a million. >> super prices are insane. >> that is what cal worthington did for cars. >> i am going to give you this to keep the sun off of you. >> cal's legacy lives an. >> specializing in the dead animals everywhere. >> reporter: in viral videos like this one. >> look at that antelope driving a car, or this one. >> reporter: for arlen's transmissions in burbank, created by hipsters who said they were inspired by cal. >> the reason we made commercials like this, we always loved the art form of the commercial. >> reporter: shifting cal worthington's crazy legacy forward. to youtube and beyond. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> one of a kind, well, a lot is under the hood while we're talking cars at one bay area high school. >>> and what is under the hood of this high school auto shop? students at washington high school get all greased up to find out. >> th

so the most glamorous, the most came to a grizzly end. >> reporter: many people think it's inappropriate. first diana's life has decided to concentrate on a secret relationship she had with a pakistani surgeon. at a nearby cafe, think they it's entirely inappropriate for a woman who died by pursueed of popursueed.apursueed paparazzi to have a film made about her private life. >> i'm sure generation after generation she will be there in the memory oh of the people. >> reporter. it's enjoyed by london families in the sunshine. since she was buried, a woman is known as the people's princess. lawrence lee, al jazeera, london. >> next up on al jazeera, a church group takes a new approach to ramping up religion. re# #a# #d# #y# ##fo# #r# ## >>> big night. tennis. football. what else? >> a big no. it's opening night in the nfl between your defending super bowl champion. now you had a lot of story lines for peyton manning and the broncos get your revenge tonight. they are despite losing some key players but mother nature stole the show. our mike is kicking it live at mile high and has more on th

. >> or repelling grizzly bears. >> a shot glass of that will put you in the hospital. >> no kidding. in the restaurant seems so calm. maybe they're not eating this. >> they're muffling their screams. [ bird chirping ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] build anything with the new toyota tundra. toyota. let's go places. >>> history, they say, belongs to the victors. and here, where the myth of the american west took root, where so much romantic lore began, history was being rewritten almost as soon as it happened. this was never the big empty. as dan flores writes the idea of a wilderness is itself a cultural construct. as early as 1539 when a franciscan friar reported sighting from a distance what he called the seven cities of cibola, these were interpreted as outposts of wealth, possible cities of gold. coronado, the famous spanish conquistador, quickly dispatched an expedition and there were indeed cities. thank you for having us. the home of community leader ivan pino. i'm here to join him and his nephew robert and family in a traditional hunt. >> so we'll be carrying our shotguns. >> it's

he published information on a local news site about a grizzly double murder case.is information he got from classified police reports. that's what journalists do. the judge in the murder case ordered him to reveal his sources or go to jail for an indefinite period of time. the reporter told fox news.com and i quote, i know i am doing the right thing and that has helped me with my decisions. he has been a reporter for 10 years now and made his name reporting on the case of drew peterson. he was the excop who kept losing his wives. >>> if there is a major earthquake off the coast of alaska it could put southern california at risk for a tsunami. that's according to a government report out today. they put together this simulation after they saw the damage from the tsunami in japan. that killed hundreds of thousands and caused an estimated $300 billion in damage. according to the u.s. geological survey a theoretical 9.1 earthquake not far from alaska could have a devastating affect on southern california's coastal areas. what sort of waves are they talking about here? >

. >> or repelling grizzly bears.of that will put you in the hospital. >> no kidding. everybody in the restaurant seems so calm. maybe they're not eating this. >> they're all just trying to muffle their screams. nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. >>> history, they say, belongs to the victors. and here, where the myth of the american west took root, where so much romantic lore began, history was being rewritten almost as soon as it happened. this was never the big empty. as dan flores writes, the idea of a wilderness is itself a cultural construct. as early as 1539 when marcos steniza, a franciscan friar, reported sighting from a distance what he called the se

. >> and grizzlies, you don't want to do that. >> but i thought you should still make noise.not like, hey, bear. >> another option is reading the paper from the safety of your living room. >> exactly. seeing the story on the tv. on the news at night. . >> absolutely. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news at 5:00. a new fighter jet is being added to the fleet. >>> it is nicknamed the fighting falcon and requires no pilot. coming up, we get a look at the unmanned f16. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the f16 is one of the premiere fighter jets. but there's never been a fighting falcon, quite like this one. david martin has the story for wjz. >> radio tech. >> reporter: a pilot runs through his preflight checks on an f16 fighter, then climbs out. the canopy comes down. and the f16 takes off without it. it happened last week, at tindle air force base in florida. and although unmanned aircraft are everywhere these days, it still makes you do a doubletake. the f16 is being flown by remote control from a ground station and is able to perform all the maneuvers it could if a pilot were in the cock

police in new mexico making a grizzly discovery.hey believe they have found the body of an elderly man who went missing in rising flood waters there. at least one other person died last week. >> weather in the area seems to be improving. we have the latest on what we can expect. >> across parts of the state of new mexico we are seeing conditions improving. not just today but the next several days. thenning are d things are drying out after the monsoon season in new mexico. who can forget the boulder colorado area how bad the flooding was in the next two weeks. this will be a relatively quick moving storm system. it has some much cooler air behind it. yesterday was the official first day of fall and we are seeing very fall like weather out here in sections of colorado. it is holding up among the higher elevations. that is snow popping up on radar. we are seeing snow across hire elevations of the rockies in colorado. we also picked up snow over the weekend in sections of the northern rockies. feeling fall like out west and across the

the most glamorous, most charismatic of our lifetimes came to a grizzly end. >> the first buy on thattic her life seemed to concentrate on a secret relationship she had a a pakistani surgeon. some think it entirely inappropriate that a woman who died being pursued by paparazzi should have a film made about her private life. >> it should stay private. the good, bright things about her have always been there and i'm sure generation after generation, she will be there in the memory of the people. >> it's certainly true that the legacy dianna's family intended for her was one of contained laughter and children, best portrayed by this fountain. 16 years after she was buried, it seems travesty still can't escape the woman who became known as the people's princess. >> on ohio man is likely headed to prison after making a startling on line confession. >> my name is matthew kordle. on june 22, 2013, i hit and killed vincent canzoni. >> the 22-year-old admits he was drunk when he drove his car the wrong way down a highway. he has not been charged and said he made the video against his lawyer's adv

more like a grizzly bear. [ sighs ] a teddy bear. that's my tide for softness and freshness.oung bridcused of >>> the young bride accused of pushing her husband off of a cliff to his death will await her trial from the comfort of her own home. >> the judge said she is not a flight risk or a danger to herself or other people. >> reporter: from newlywed to newly accused killer, jordan lynn graham was eight days in to her marriage to cody when she admitted to investigators she pushed her groom off a cliff to his death. >> almost positive that jordan had either done something or planned something, knew of something. somehow or some way was a part of what happened to cody. >> friends suspected the worst when the 25-year-old victim went missing knowing the new marriage was troubled. graham herself told friends she was having second thoughts. "i'm about to talk to him," she texted a friend that day according to documents, "but dead serious if you don't hear from me at all tonight something happened." investigators say at first graham claimed nothing happened that her husband was las

is that a grizzly bear over there?er! [ laughing ] >> what's so funny? >> uh, nothing. i was just thinking about how weird it'd be if a lizard had the head of the squirrel. it'd be gross and scaly but also kind of cute. >> oh, i already thought of that animal long ago, so -- anyway -- i called it a squirzard. >> jimmy: celebritah! [ whispering ] >> hey, how you doing? >> good, how are you? >> good. hey, i got your arms -- >> okay. >> -- and i can't let go. i've got them. >> that's a little weird, but okay. >> no, it's true. >> no, seriously, let go of me. >> no, you're trapped. >> okay. just let go. >> yes, yes. okay. i think i got it. >> like holy [ bleep ] >> jimmy: i'm peggy hess. i'll see you next time on "celebrity whispers." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: those are "celebrity whispers." stick around, we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody. come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ applebee's 2 for $20 menu now features the new honey pepper grill. he could...go... all...the...way! he could...get...

>> well, slightly grizzly task and looking for the two victims whose bodies were never found, 32 people died in the accident in january 2012 and those two bodies were never recovered and divers will go in parts of the ship that were previously inaccessible and then they are going to be going through the 1500 rooms and going through belongings when they abandoned the ship. after that the ship will be stabilized and stay here the rest of the winter because the weather is just too precarious to take it out of the waters. then in the summer it will be partially refloated, that is another 30 meters we cannot see that is still under water and then it will be towed to one of three ports in italy and have not decided which one yet and who gets the contract it will be lucrative so they will break it up and sell the parts and they have to make sure it's big enough to take a ship of this size. >> reporter: charlie thanks for that and we are in giglio there. and the f.b.i. has identified the man they believe shot dead 12 people in washington on monday. he is a 34-year-old defense contractor aaron a

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experts say if you come across let's say a much more aggressive grizzly bear, you should play dead and. >>> miley cyrus' rolling stone cover is trending. we would show you it but it's racy. the magazine follows the 20- year-old pop star as she got her first tatoos on her feet. she got the words rolling on the bottom of one foot and stones on the other. miley does have plenty of other tatoos on the rest of her body. so. >> now we know. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." gayle king joins us on this wednesday. she is live in new york. good morning. >> reporter: i'm thinking miley cyrus doesn't like all this attention so you guys should stop talking about her. >> you think she doesn't like it? >> i think she loves it. >> i think she is eating it all up. >> we could do a whole show without mentioning her name, that's a good thing. >> i dare you. >> reporter: ahead of today's senate vote on a government shutdown we'll ask republican senator bob corker if compromise is possible and if he still thinks the debate weakens his party's position. gas prices are

. >> if you come across a grizzly bear you should play dead. >> and pray. >> and run. >>> feral pigs wild in san ramon. people in the henry ranch area say the pigs are coming down every night from the surrounding hillsides. they are looking for food and they are ripping up everyone's landscaping in the process. >> you could see pigs all the way down the street walking back and forth. they are not daunted by a car or lights or noise. >> wake up in the morning, your lawn be look like somebody just drove through it. >> look at those lawns. city and homeowners association have spent thousands of dollars on traps but they have only caught 6 pigs so far. >>> in palo alto, areas in blight have become havens for illegal activities. homeowners have complained for years about the eyesores. the city council monday voted to put time limits on construction projects. what they are are still being worked out. currently scenes like these are stalled for years. >>> a big time crime ring may have been busted with help from a convenience store owner kansas. police have suspects in custody for a series

i say racism in the fashion world is hibernating like a big black grizzly bear. it is always there. has been. and it's time now -- this new coalition movement starting this week has pointed how you can go to the most important fashion shows and see very few girls of color on the runway. >> the diversity coalition just wrote a letter to fashion week organizers and i'm reading from the letter. it says eyes are on an industry that season after season watches design houses consistently use one or no models of color. no matter the intention, the result is racism. that decision to use basically all white models, we veals a trait that is unbecoming to modern society. >> totally agree. i totally agree. it's amazing this had to be done in 2013. this started back with this movement we used to have town hall meetings in 2007. today had six models of color, african-american, african descent. it's been decades, i think decades. i've been around forever. it's been decades since i've seen any designer in america use six african-american models of color on their runway show. >> and huge models have

[inaudible] things so grizzly that they really don't -- they repressed them.be. >> it could be. we did talk about conditions. like i said, that was one of the areas in which i kind-to work around the memories. it was another veteran, gentleman named moses, those were combat engineers. they worked very close to the front, and why asked them, you know, did you ever -- were you in danger he said no. later i found a history of his regular men the 805th and read account of their service, which were written right after the arm ties. he was in danger all the time. almost every day since he arrived in france. so, you know, that's -- it could be memory. it would be just stoicism. i don't know. we certainly -- i certainly did ask about it. oh. ma'am? >> he said you have -- [inaudible] >> i did. i interviewed three women. two of them served -- they were women on the french list awarded the lee gone of honor. they served as nurses. i didn't get to interview them. i interviewed three women. two of them what was known as -- well, they were among the very first women to serv

his diving partner catches the whole grizzly struggle on camera. >> just that fast, that octopus wasn my face. and it was really quite startling. i was shocked. >> doug pemberton and danny morrow are veteran deep-sea divers, fearless adventurers under the high seas. there's not much they haven't seen, and there's almost nothing they're afraid of. but a dive in the cold waters of british columbia would put that fearlessness to the test. it begins as routine as any other dive. >> it was a relatively uneventful dive. there wasn't anything spectacular about it. but we stumbled on a couple of octopus and things got really interesting. >> danny and doug were in an area teeming with fish when they stumble upon an octopus den. >> i looked down and i thought, great, let's go down and see if anybody's home. >> doug's eager to get up close and personal with the normally shy but intensely curious sea animal. >> so i took my hand and put it at the entrance to the den, and sure enough one of the arms came up and started feeling up my hand. i put my other hand down and another arm came up and start

the president also, grizzly adams, when he said assad must go, he made it quite clear, if i knew more grizzly adams, i would say as clear as when lilibu went to the valley and hooked a bass in the street with a shotgun in the left hand. but the president also when he said assad must go, you know, dr. brzezinski, who has been against a syria intervention for, you know, years now, when he said assad must go. you set yourself up. you draw another red line. but this is his default position. mubarak must go. gadhafi must go. assad must go. he's backed america, in my opinion, he's backed america into a corner and now he can't flippantly say i had nothing to do with this. i was sitting around smoking a cigarette and is suddenly we're in a position we have to go to war. that's ridiculous. >> what he said yesterday and what we showed, i think is obvious remarkable intellectual sympathy for his point. but as the commander in chief at a time when he's trying to live up to his red line, i think what he said yesterday is going to be picked over for years to come as people trace the president's rel

y >>> more that be a month after a grizzly murder and kidnapping, we're learning more.ughter, hannah. stephanie elam is live in los angeles to tell us more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. here are the reports we got overnight. these thick, thick packets with all the information of what could have happened to tina, as she was known, and also ethan. as we take a look at this report, this fire did a lot of damage to both of these people. we can tell you that they did discover that tina was bashed in the head at least 12 times, in the back of the head or forehead and also on the bridge of her nose. her ankles were bound in plastic cable ties. there was also several layers of duct tape around her neck and around her mouth. her arms were also fractured, which indicates she may have been trying to fight back a bit here. there were cuts and bruises and all of that all over her arms and also a wound to her neck, a cut. this he think that could have happened after she was already dead. they're also saying there was no soot in her lungs, same with ethan, which imp

. >> reporter: which might be a tiger, grizzly bear or horned bow or even shamu, the killer whale.ade him more famous than the cars he sold. the way that crazy eddie was synonymous with electronics in new york city. >> prices are insane! >> that's what cal worthington did for cars. >> i will give you a hat umbrella to keep the sun off of your head. >> i specialize in the most life like dead animals anywhere. >> reporter: videos like this one for a taxidermy. >> look at the antelope driving a car. >> or this one. for arlen's transmissions. they say were inspired by local pitchmen like cal. >> the reason we started to make commercials like this is because we loved the art form of the local commercial. shifting cal worthington's crazy legacy forward. to you tube and beyond. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> one brave man. holy mackerel. >> he never owned a car. he just borrowed them from whatever dealership she happened to be working for. in 2007, he said he didn't like to sell cars. >> i guess he did well. just got trapped. you love selling cars. that's what your moonlight duri

. >> i'm on a date night with grizzly adams.uld be jealous of. everybody is looking and laughing and screaming. yes,yes, yes! he pulls me aside and said i shouldn't have done that. i thought he was worried about meg. i said she's fine. he said no, i just had an orgasm in front of my mother. >> that is the greatest. >> then the princess bride scripts. >> that was just to show up. first of all, mr. goldman is one of the great screen writers of all time. this was a novel with the princess bride and only rob account turn it in. the studio trusted and then -- really? i get to be this guy? seriously. we flew to london and no one ever saw my face. i got to the studio at 2:00 in the morning and ready to go by 6:30. i want to look like a combination of my grandmother and casey. that's what i looked like. >> boom. >> you hit it. that is grate. talk about you wrote a movie not so long ago talking about the difference between being a father and a grandfather. talk about it. >> the greatest joy. the last one, they are 10, 7, 4 on november 1s

>> i like the grizzly adams. >> you look fantastic.counting mechanisms. 175 points in the dow. >> i like the look of mark where he looks like he fled to brazil. >> the 90 second u.s. senators. only three. >> three in the center. >> elizabeth warren and she and john mccain are paprtners. >> chuck and "the daily rundown" is next. >> we have breaking news right now. going on blocks from capitol hill reports an active shooting scene at the washington navy yard. unfolding as we speak. we will have details as soon as we can. we will get them to you. this morning, summer's end. presidob

(groans) (dramatic music plays on tv) (bear growls carlo the dog barks) watch out for that grizzly, carlohey stand in your yard with a cheerleading outfit? huh? gimme a t... t! gimme an i... i! gimme an f and an f and an a-n-y! what does that spell? tiffany! who should be president? tiffany! who's going to win? tiffany! yay! tiffany blatsky. the only candidate who will jump through hoops for you. so, how's the election going? awful! carolina and tiffany are so competitive. they're constantly campaigning. (phone rings) hello? hi. i'm with the committee to elect carolina, and... um, it's kind of a bad time carolina-- we're eating. democracy before dinner. i thought nutrition was one of your issues. no. that's tiffany's. oh. well... my beans are getting cold. i got to go. (humming a tune) (phone rings) hello? hi! i'm with the committee to elect car... (helen hangs up) (sighing): those campaigners always call at the worst times. i'll be in my tree house where it's nice and quiet. (sighs): ah... (gasps) this campaigning has got to stop! it's getting crazy! they're messing up everything. my tre

. >> grizzly halperin. >> deep, deep in the woods. >> thank you. >> down by the river. >> thank you.t shaving experiences on "morning joe." >> first time ever used a razor. >> $25 and raise some money and -- >> let's do it. >> hall per rip's beard. >> a lucky day. >> will you donate money to the cure and your beard. >> everything i have including my beard for the cure. >> there you go, david axelrod. >> he wants -- >> okay. >> david axelrod, thank you very much. >> thank you, david. >> and reverend al -- >> good to be with you guys. >> big night, your two-hour special "advancing the dream" live from the apollo theater, starts at 8:00 eastern, should be an amazing event. >> we're looking forward to it and want everyone to tune in tonight including david with the new beard. >> i think he will. no, you mean mark. >> mark. i'm saying david. >> david doesn't have a mustache anymore. >> david gave his away. mark is next. >> all right. still ahead, an exclusive interview with former governor and presidential candidate jon huntsman and he voted no on the syria resolution because he thinks mi

amanda knox an her boyfriend stand responsible for the grizzly murder of 21-year-old meredith kaercher knox's long legal battle begins today in florence, italy, with a new appeals trial for the 2007 murder of his british roommate meredith kaercher. knox will not be in court for the retrial. concerned about returning to the country where she spent four years behind bars. >> i'm afraid to go back there. i don't want to go back into prison. i don't want them to all of a sudden do a court order when i'm there just respecting the court and going there and the prosecution ask i be put in preventative detention again. i was there four years. >> reporter: at 22-years-old, she was accused of brutally killing kaercher. >> that ruling was overturned in 2011 do you to lack of evidence. and she returned home to seattle. >> thank you to everyone who has believed in me. >> those cries in no way signal the end of the ordeal. the court was overturned saying significant evidence was neglected, evidence that supported the prosecutor's theory knox an her then boyfriend killed kaercher in a twisted sex gam

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they worked very, very hard to hide these gruesome attacks by repeatedly bombing the site of these grizzly grisly, unforgettable occurrences. without question, this brutality demands a response. satellite imagery, signals intercepts and even amateur video shot by eyewitnesses -- and i talked about that, mr. president -- paint a clear picture of the brutality of this awful regime. that is why president barack obama signed approval two weeks ago for targeted military action, action that will hold president assad accountable for these halloweenous acts. -- for its heinous acts. congress has done its due diligence. since president obama announced it would take congressional approval for this action by syria, the senate has held many, many hearings and briefings, in addition to five classified all-members briefings. there are more briefings and much debate to come this week, including open debate here in the senate. the senate foreign relations committee on a bipartisan basis passed a resolution that restricts the use of military force to 60 days with a single 30-day extension. the resolution r