karen higgins, can you respond? isunfortunately, everybody trying to not respond, out of fear more than anything. he was wrong to make that statement. it is a system problem, but it is a system that will be a problem unless we do something more to give us a standard of practice. this can be contained. atlanta contained it. they have not had a breach in any other protocols, no spread of disease. we know it can be done if it is done right. the problem is, as we are ready in every hospital, no they are not. morenk you will hear even tonight when people are talking about it, a do not feel they are ready, do not have the equipment, and on top of it, i need to be trained. i don't need an e-mail, i don't need a videotape or a memo. i need one-on-one training and i need to know when we are removing and putting on this equipment, we are doing it safely, but also that i have the equipment that keeps me safe. that is not only for nurses but for all employees that need to have contact with a patient. commentder if you could on

it could be steve higgins.my: no, it's a suit. but it's the whole idea, too. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's just, yeah. >> i feel bad -- >> jimmy: trick-or-treat. shakespeare sucks. yeah, that's what you've got to say. no that's a good costume. i think it's fun. i love that stuff. we got to talk about this podcast. >> yes. >> jimmy: of course "this american life" is fantastic at that. this is a new thing, you're not actually, you're not, this isn't your voice. >> no, no, it's hosted by sarah koenig who is one of our long-time producers. and basically the idea of it, the thing that's different about it is that it's a story that takes 12 episodes to unfold. it's a murder that happened in 1999 -- >> jimmy: it's a real story? >> it's a true story. and -- and the question is, what really happened in this case. and it takes that long to unfold. and one of the things that's been amazing about it is that as sarah has been reporting it, she totally like flips back and forth. like, she really thinks, "oh, my god, somebody was c

higgins is exactly correct.ealth and human services, also the transportation department will likely be a part of this conference that you just described. it's amazing to me in some ways that we're talking about some of the basic things required in hospitals, as much as we talk about the experimental vaccines and therapies, some of this is just the basics, the bread-and-butter stuff and it wasn't implemented well. the interesting thing, i can't tell if the protocols weren't there, if people really weren't given them or if all that's dwarfed by the fact that the personal protective equipment that i heard in that statement from the nurses union was so deficient. it's pretty remark to believe me concerning how long in some ways we've been thinking about this as a country. i've been covering this story since april and i know at the cdc, they said over the last several months, we're getting hospitals prepared for this sort of thing. first case example did not seem to work well. >> no, it didn't work well. >> karen, i'

higgins, are you ready for this? [ cheers and applause ] here we go.rve. but, not everyone knows that i have a reputation as a great, great hitter. not a baseball hitter but a a wiffle ball hitter. so right now mo'ne is going to pitch wiffle balls and i'm going to hit them. ten pitches total. strikes count for mo'ne. hits count for me. balls don't count. whoever has the most strikes or hits and the end of ten pitches is a champion. [ laughter ] you get the free cheesesteak. scott, that's not where the catcher stands, is it? all right, mo'ne. get ready. scott don't be -- this is unbelievable. he came out with an attitude as soon as you came out. all right. ten pitches. >> steve: hey, batter, batter, batter! [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: back up, scotty boy! [ audience ohs ] that was aggressive. that was aggressive. >> steve: ball! >> jimmy: thank you, higgins. >> steve: oh! ball! almost hit me with the ball! >> jimmy: higgins. >> steve: strike! >> jimmy: calm down. i went too far. big deal. you got that one. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: strike! >> jim

and applause ] ♪ almost one year in the business, steve higgins retiring tonight.at a special night. higgins, oh, my gosh, you're back? >> steve: yeah, that was rough. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? what happened? what's the real world like? >> steve: not good. >> jimmy: what happened to you? >> steve: i joined a group called "is is." [ laughter ] they said they were blowing up the place i went, woah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: higgins, thank goodness you're back. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: thank goodness you're back. we have to talk later, just trust me. [ laughter and applause ] is is, not -- no. no, no. >> steve: i thought it was like "was not was." >> jimmy: no, no, not "was not was." >> steve: bunch of fun guys. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here we go. pro, deciding to join the nation's hottest new social media site, ello. con, accidentally signing up for the british version, ello guv'nor. [ laughter ] pro, it's just like facebook except you see a bunch of posts from people you don't know. con, so it's just like facebook. [ laughter ] all right, that makes sense. pro, this

the new higgins soccer complex was officially dedicated to day right there at the school in radnor. the state of the art facility has new fields for the varsity soccer team and it had has room for club sports and other events including the the special olympics. development of this facility was made possible, in part, thanks to a one million-dollar gift from alumni patrick and julianne higgins who married after they met on campus. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight final text sent by an accused cop killer, bizarre message eric frein sent and where he said he was going. >>> rain did not dampen spirit of the hundreds of people who showed up to take part in one of philadelphia's favorite traditions. melissa a. >>> walter, early morning rain has moved out and we have clear to partly cloudy skies on the way for rest of tonight, we are talking about a big drop in our temperatures later tonight a and for second half of the weekend. those details coming up with the full and exclusive accu weather forecast. >> all right, thank you medical list. >>> eagles getting ready for rams at

i'm here would your current youngest weather watcher, kyle higgins.idn't see before, what grade you are in. >> i'm 12 year-old and in seventh grade he is an amateur meteorologist. he wants to do this when he grows up. i will pull up your observation on the weather watcher network and tell me about the weather right now. >> it is a beautiful fall evening out here, currently it is 62 degrees and mostly clear, hardly a cloud in the sky. there is no wind out, 51 humidity and barometric pressure of 30 degrees and holding steady. like i said it is mostly clear, a few clouds in the skies, so now i'll pass it back to kate in that was wonderful. he will be doing this for real some day watch for him on cbs-3. lets pull up other observations on our eyewitness weather watcher network. i want to pull up dug in new jersey it is 65 degrees with 39 percent relative humidity. doug says dew .39 and fall colors near their peak. we have another observation here on the weather watcher network from doug faith in schwanksville 62 there and he says, winds calm, occasionally

higgins, would you -- uh, you want to explain how this works? >> steve: yes james. of them are still raw. you and bradley will take turns selecting one egg at a time and smashing them upon the top of your head. [ laughter ] you won't know which eggs are cooked and which are raw. you must choose an egg and once you do, you must smash that egg atop your head, no put-backs. last one to smash two raw eggs on the top of your head -- >> jimmy: you're turning into a a leprechaun. >> steve: bradley, as a guest of the show, bradley, you will choose the primera ova, the first egg. choose wisely, my friend. woo, good luck! >> jimmy: good luck, buddy. should we turn around? >> sure. make it real? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i'm gonna go full throttle, bro. >> jimmy: yeah, go for it, brother. >> i'm going to go hard. >> jimmy: good luck man. >> here we go, buddy, ready? >> jimmy: yeah, thanks so much for coming. >> i'm going to bring it, bro. >> jimmy: yeah, do it, bring it right now. aww. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: james, an egg. >> jimmy: ooh, oh yeah,

and mo higgins ran 27 times more than any other woman. >> you have veterans given limbs and it is so emotional. >> street closures will start to take effect tomorrow at noon. most other roads will close at 4:00 sunday morning. will be cheering on the runners at mile four. we have information on our website. >> that's sunday but tomorrow we have the walk for hiv. >> right. a lot of great events. and the weather is going to be fantasy this weekend. fantastic this weekend. >>> we're tracking unusually warm air. let's talk about the walk for- morning. a lot of organizers will be out there before it even kicks off. s of e lowest read will be at 47 degrees at 7:00 a.m. before that at 50 for a few hours. so it will be very chilly. we will warm quickly to 60 degrees by 10:00 a.m. and 71 by 2:00 in the afternoon. we're expecting sunshine and a little bit of wind. we have high pressure. early tomorrow morning we get the sunshine but watch what happens out to the west here. clouds start to build during the late afternoon and evening hours. folks that is a weak weather front coming through our a

karen higgins is skeptical, the copresident of the national nurses united. i would are you skeptical, the new guidelines or the fact we didn't have them earlier. >> more because unfortunately the guidelines become guide lanes, recommendations, not machine debted practices. and we know that once it's out there people interpret it any way they want. it needs to be mandated, high quality safety equipment with education that goes along with and we know we already have that because they're using it in nebraska and atlanta and we feel that those are the standards that should be used, and i needs to be mandated and not just put out and then interpreted to be used in any way that hospitals or clinics chose to do this. >> so your best recommendation would be cover everything, don't leave any skin exposed. >> this is exactly it. i think they haveshown us that if you do this right, if you use the right equipment, and you educate healthcare workers or anyone that comes in contact with these patients, that in fact we have not had any spread of this disease. it's been ver

this is zyvaunte higgins, last seen back on october 9. 4 feet tall, about 70 pounds, last seen wearing blue jeans and a pink polo shirt. if you have any information about him, or have seen him, please call the police immediately. >> family and friends will say goodbye tomorrow to two sisters who were killed in a car accident in oxen hill. they were stopped at a light on the livingston road when another car slammed into them two weeks ago. five people were killed. tonight a public viewing was held for both sisters. their funeral will be tomorrow morning. the sisters left behind ten children between them. >>> police have arrested a driver they suspect hit and killed a woman who was riding her bike near a metro station. tanya reeves was riding her bike down 8th street, about a block from the shaw metro station. a light-colored sufr ran into her and drove off. reeves died at the hospital and police say dhani thomas was driving that suv. she's been charged with second-degree murder. >>. [ applause ] >> quite a standing ovation in honor of the man who stopped the killer in parliament, sergea

we will talk to alan higgins about sainsbury's. ♪ >> you are very welcome back to "countdown." a german privacy regulator has ordered google to limit how it combines your date is a. -- combines user data. ordered to he was modify its privacy policies. users can determine how the data is used. toy will spin off paypal create two separate companies. the move comes as consumers step smart phones. in independent paypal could be worth as much as $47 billion. it would be able to make more alliances with retailers and others. yahoo!'sing to access website. the government sought to restrict information amid protests in hong kong. it was inaccessible for some parts of the country. >> just getting some breaking news from the finance minister in france on the french budget. are, the budget deficit will be four point will year.% of gdp this 4.3% in 2015. no signs they will push it below 3% in the next couple of years. the newspaper said the goal will only be reached in 2017. but the finance ministry will cut spending by 21 billion euros in 201

just ask kris higgins.spends 30 hours a week delivering flowers. >> you really notice it when you are driving and really burning up a lot of fuel. >> it's dramatically cheaper than it used to be. >> lower gas prices are results of a boom in north american oil production and analysts expect these lower prices to stick around well beyond the holiday season. >> that's what i call a christmas present. we are seeing lower prices in our neighborhood as well. check out prince georges county, $3.08 in fort washington at the iefrndly market. that's at 11500 old fort road. the happily named friendly market. free gas is way better than cheap gas and you can get $900 worth on us just by liking wusa9 on facebook. it's the $900 driverring you crazy gas give away and it is sponsored by wusa9.com. the winners will be selected at random on friday. >>> the boys of summer. kristen berset has a preview of game one he's been called a super lobbyist, the ultimate washington insider. ed gillespie paid millions to lobby for the oi

. >> i called animal member higgins. >> thank you very much madam speaker.ter for justice. will the minister update the house on the governments actions to give federal law enforcement in our security agents the tools that they need to combat the terror threat? >> i called the honorable minister for justice. >> thank you madam speaker and can i thank member higgins for that question and also i commend the exceptional work she does in this house. we have a government as members are where making a significant investment in counterterrorism and countering violent extremism. previously announcing $630 million as a response package and today the attorney general george brandes has announced $196 billion of this will go for extra resourcing for asia. further responding to government is giving our security agencies the legislative frameworks and powers that they need to do their job of keeping us safe. we saw earlier on today the first tranche of this legislation pass through the house. this bill comprehensively modernizes and improves legislation governing the act

network to help launch it i brought weather lab out to the home of the youngest weather watcher kyle higgins, 12 years old in the hatboro horsham area kyle you have will already loved the weather. has there been one main weather event that cemented your desire. >> probably would be hurricane sandy because when it hit in 2012, it really wasn't something that we have seen that normally. when i saw that, there were so many things we neff seen before iowas like wow. >> it was amazing. >> you will remember it the forever. i remember may blizzard of 93 was my first one. we say in the meteorological community you are a storm meteorologist or snow meteorologist, which one are you. >> definitely a storm meteorologist. >> you like is he versace weather. >> of course, that is probably my greatest obsession with weather. >> kyle has a weather station in his backyard. we took the tour earl tore kay. he showed me all have of his stations, his set up. he has no a weather radio, solar powered weather station which means you can basically forecast in all conditions, is that right. >> of course, it really hel

. >> and you may have seen five at 6:00 o'clock tonight i met our youngest weather watcher kyle higgins later on i went to the house of another weather watcher kevin wilson i asked him why he wanted to be part of the netwo network. >> there's a big event, everybody is paying attention. i think that's so cool. there's so few thing in the world that really unite people. but when there's a big storm coming or a big snow event coming that's what people care about. i found that to be absolutely fascinating. >> reporter: and kevin took me on a tour around his house showed me his weather station, mounted on the roof he has a rain gauge all of our weather watchers are so well versed in the weather they're weather geeks just like we are and now they are part of our team so we want to send a big thank you to kevin for inviting us into his home and showing us how his weather station works. back here live, i want to show you how it work here this is why it's so important. let me show you our current conditions quickly here on the cbs-cbs-3 mobile weather lab. 57.9 degrees right here in the city but

michael higgins is the author of action and a former merchant mariner. >> it's also referred to as fat yard, the fat years when many, many merchant ships were being sunk. >> on land the enemy was just as formidable. they staged an all out assault. the battle of britain raged for four months. in a desperate move british prime minister winston churchill to a man he met only once, franklin roosevelt. f.d.r. was reluctant to get involved in another european war. >> f.d.r. did arrange for aide to be given to great britain. it was very much under the table and within the constraints of the neutrality act of 1937. >> they were carrying passengers or freight to countries wart. f.d.r. found a way around it and introduced a new concept, lend lease. >> this is warships that figure in the historic trade that united states has made with britain. the ships will aid britain. >> it was a master stroke on the part of f.d.r. without united states support england would have fallen. it's a slam dunk, no brainer. the merchant marines had been destroyed. >> they developed and modernized the merchant marine.

. >>> tom higgins. >> how do you do?you. >> very nice to meet you. >> why does he have a different name? >> he found tom higgins on the street. he had no home. so my father took him in and he's been with us ever since. he's a good lawyer. not a sicilian. i think he's going to be -- >> what's that? >> that's like a counselor, an adviser. very important for the family. >> important to the family indeed. in the "godfather" he played tom hagan. a new book examines why all leaders need a leader. good morning, richard. >> good morning. >> we think everybody wants to necessarily be the boss but it's not necessarily is it? >> it's not. people think it's a race to the top, we've all got to the top. speaking personally having been to the top gotten there, stayed there quite a long time, i've gotten to tell you it's not all that it's cracked up to by. >> why is that? why is being on top hardest. >> you're constantly in the limelight. it's very punitive and brutal. you have to make the final decisions. you feel the weight of that ac

. >> tim higgins, thank you for joining us. it will be an exchange store if they can revive sales.big numbers, the -- one number that says a lot. >> since we are talking pizzazz, i would deliver the big number with jazz hands. one is my big number. elon musk is number one. if you think about who this guy is, this character, this force -- everyone out there, he is a person vanity fair is naming as their top dog, but elon musk is not the most outstanding. number 43,s, the this year, skyrocketing to number eight. new york,ities like san francisco, los angeles -- many of us feel they are taking over the world. talk about disruption. uber has disrupted the way a lot of us live. anthey have raise money in 18 billion dollar valuation, but has had trouble dealing with regulators in new york, san francisco, and around the world. when you talk about the sharing economy, guys like uber and airbnb, they reinvented the sharing economy. ceoll talk to the airbnb tomorrow on stage, but so much disruption -- when you look at the list, it is incredible, all of the people out there changing things in

can see a push back their but all and all travel times look good to have some flashing lights and higgins and cumberland. will buy in know how those recover. that if traffic. >> markets is here. >> how are you guys doing? i am 100% all beef this morning that's all i feel. i have bustard i have some more condiments. you can put something else on their bike riders have mustered. the big high school playoff this weekend. stop laughing, this is serious. grow up. you are in the big leagues here. high school playoffs this weekend. one of the big matchups is naperville taking on the change of the catholic league. i went out to speak with the coach of the players to see what they're looking for to tonight and have it will get past this first- round game. >> our kids relished the opportunity. we have some really high quality kids. they understand the situation and they understand the opportunity. from day one we have talked about the challenge. we have a target on our back. we were not going to hide from that. but we've also struck every day, this is a different team doing great things. but it's n

this is barrington road at higgins of boy to schaumburg. that will be in place for about eight months. there will be a break during the winter but that are getting a few months of work in before that and hoping to pick it up early in the spring. so were work to the first week of november has 26 street completely blocked off. more traffic street head. >>a community alert for part of the northwest side, after a man tried to lure a girl into his car. it happened early in the evening last tuesday near cicero and west henderson park, in the portage park neighborhood. the girl ignored the man's advances, and ran away. the man is white, in his 40's, with a teardrop tattoo under his right eye, and a pitchfork tattoo on the right si o his neck. he drove a black 4-door car with white scratches on the right side. chicago police need your help to find a sexual predator. take a look at your screen. police searched this area for several hours today and sought a man who matched the suspect's description but he ran off. no one in custody. everyone is urged

also, all this work starting today on barrington road, a bit of a headache between higgins. lane reductions, resurfacing and the worst part is it goes through june 2015. pretty much that's gonna be there if you live out there. we have some more spots you may want to know about coming in just a few minutes. >> coming up, researchers find another reason for children to get up and get moving. >> and a former bear bruins to a cutler's day as the bears have another sunday meltdown. stocks ended way up friday after a rough week. the dow gained 208 points at the close. the nasdaq was up 45 and the s and p was plus 21 at the bell. hewlett packard is expected to >> since all of preseason hype may have been hot air. defense and offense killing itself with turnovers and the inability of the coaching staff to adjust on the fly. so far a mediocre start. bears, two and two, a 21- 7 lead. in the fourth quarter, cutler has a bad misfire. ahead of san antonio, intercepted by the panthers, leads to a tying field goal. on the first play after the kickoff, he almost never fumbles but he did at

guys, do you ever go online -- higgins do you ever go online or you watch tv and you see some weird randomn. something is just like accidentally funny. well, we asked to you keep an eye out of that stuff and take a screen grab of it and send it to us. we got a ton of great ones in now i want to share some of our favorites it's time for screen grabs. ♪ makes me want a screen grab ♪ pcpc >> jimmy: okay, this first screen grab was sent in to us by beth tippett in gilbert, arizona. she was shopping on her phone for some cute, decorative figurines and saw this. f-u right there, nice figurines. perfect -- >> steve: beautiful -- >> jimmy: beautiful little -- charming, yeah. next one is from r.j. petersen in fond du lac, wisconsin. he was shopping for glasses on a website called $39 glasses dot com. here's the website. $39 dollar glasses -- let's see how much these glasses are. oh, 48.95. [ laughter ] very close. >> steve: only nine or so dollars off. >> jimmy: $48.95 glasses.com. next one is sent to us by kaitlyn biscardi from right here in queens. she was checking out a list of billboard top tre

give me higgins and james. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ here we go, guys. we call this the last round. comeback. >> steve: okay. you guys are killing us. >> yes, they are. we have the top three answers on the board. >> come on. >> fill in the blank. >> oh wow. >> one hand on the board, guy. fill in the blank. i love to play with my what? [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] yeah, say it. say it! >> what is ding dong? [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ talking over each other ] >> you can't change your answer. once you say your answer, you can't think about what you had. this ain't "jeopardy." >> jimmy: you're right. i'm sorry. >> what is my ding dong? what is it? >> jimmy: you're right. i don't know what it is. i know what my ding dong is. [ laughter ] is that a question? >> i know what his ding dong is, too. >> survey says -- your ding dong! [ buzzer ] [ audience aws ] >> james. i love to play with my -- >> excuse me. excuse me. [ laughter ] >> your balls. >> no. >> you said it, your balls. just get your ass over there. >> i said ball. >> jimmy: ball. >> basketballs. >> that's not

villanova university is celebrating a 3 million addition to the radnor campus the higgins soccer nromx was dedicated earlier today. they have new fields for the varsity soccer teams and room for club sports and including special olympics. development of this facility was made possible in part thanks to a one >> circus performers are showing off their skills in the is they. philadelphia jug letters festival is underway. the stars dazzled with a solo act and others teamed up to practice their craft. the show welcomes everybody from begin others to pros as well. coming up in next half hour the search is resulting in more focus for airline's plane that vanished with 250 on board. >> a nun is one step closer to >> if you're just joining us so:30, welcome, here are the stories we're following for you tonight. officials in new jersey confirmed a 4-year-old boy died from entrovirus d 68 respiratory try russ sick eping kids across the can'ty. eli waller died last thursday and atened preschool at yardville elementary. a second boy that goes to school there is test the for entrovirus. police in

i'm steve higgins. [ cheers and applause ] and to my right is author and multiple academy award winner ] to my left, is the host of nbc's "tonight show" and sweetheart, jimmy fallon. [ cheers and applause ] emma. >> emma: yes. >> steve: whom are you playing with tonight? >> emma: tonight, i am playing -- well, he's currently starring on broadway at the court theater in "this is our youth." it's -- michael cera. >> steve: michael cera! >> jimmy: my gosh! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! >> steve: jimminy christmas. >> jimmy: michael cera! >> hello. >> jimmy: you're going down, buddy. >> i'm feeling good, man. >> jimmy: you're feeling good, man. >> i'm feeling really good. >> steve: jimmy. >> jimmy: feeling really good. >> i had a lot of carrots back there. [ laughter ] >> steve: i have one question for you? >> jimmy: yes? >> steve: who is your partner? >> jimmy: my partner is the four-time emmy winning star of the hit cbs show "the big bang theory," jim parsons. >> steve: oh! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh, oh, my gosh! oh, my gosh! oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause

. >> reporter: mo higgins has run the marine corps 27 times, more times than any woman in the history of the marathon. >> you've got of the best defenders of the country cheering you on. you know, what could be better? >> reporter: she even ran the race the year she was going through chemotherapy for cancer. >> i don't know that anybody has ever done that. >> reporter: only four people have run all 38 marine corps marathons. on sunday, matthew jaffe will make it 39. he recalls the very first marine corps marathon. >> the end, it rained, and it was cold. and they gave out to the finishers, they gave out these wood sticks. tongue depressors, as a mark of your finish. >> reporter: there was no medal? >> there was no medal. >> reporter: last year's winner will run again, but he's injured, so he's counting on his friend to win. you expect to win? >> yes. >> reporter: what do you think, do you think he'll win? >> i think he'll win. >> reporter: do you think he can win? >> yes. >> reporter: that means he can beat you. >> i'm fine. >> reporter: a little friendly competition there amongst thos

>> steve: oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: higgins, i can see you putting -- >> steve: what? can see you putting water on your -- [ laughter ] >> steve: beautiful. >> jimmy: guys, it's time to look at the stories making headlines today and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for pros and cons. here go. ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of watching "the walking dead." >> steve: ooh. [ cheers ] giant hit. >> jimmy: the zombies are back, season five just kicked off to record ratings. oh, my gosh. let's take a look at the pros and cons of watching "the walking dead." pro, the show focuses on a a worldwide zombie pandemic. con, or as the cdc would call it, a handful of isolated cases. there you go. [ laughter ] nothing to worry about. >> steve: it's all perspective. >> jimmy: nothing to worry about. pro, zombies will stop at nothing to quench their insatiable desire for human flesh. con, it's like white people with the pumpkin spice latte. [ laughter and applause ] that's good stuff

. >> jimmy: steve higgins is here. >> i watch you guys all the time. i love you. >> jimmy: you do?lot, you're l.a. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: but now you're here. >> yes i'm here. i love it. i watch you all the time. >> jimmy: i got a great note from you, and i'll never forget it. i want to get it framed, but i didn't want to say that in front of you. [ laughter ] >> what i said was, "you are permanently terrific." >> jimmy: yeah. i love that so much. no one has ever said that. thank you so much. please, coming from you, i mean -- you can't tell but when you walk by people and you're you, you're probably used to it. but people behind you are going, [ whispering ] "oh my god. that's carol burnett." [ laughter ] and people love you so much. they freak out. >> i'm just glad i didn't get mugged. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. it's a tough city. it's a tough city. we have your book. i have your book, i read it. "this time together." >> thank you. >> jimmy: and i've read it, and gosh, if you're a fan of comedy you have to read this book. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's just so fun and you see how

meanwhile, up in near the warminster area specifically in hatboro, pa, kyle higgins sent this in overs, 43 degrees, bright sunshine, beautiful there, in hatboro. we take you awe cross the delaware river here to mt. laurel, new jersey, where hal, apologies if i'm saying it wrong, let knee know the pronunciation of your last name as we move forward here, 47 degrees, full sunshine in mt. laurel. we low love for you to be part of the program. cbsphilly.com/watchers for all of the information you need. >> 8:45, we go outside, show you video from incident that we recorded from chopper three, little earlier this morning, about hour and a half ago. out in northeast philadelphia, this is bustleton avenue in princeton avenue. where you can see school bus involved, with an s.u.v., overturned vehicle, there is police activity on the scene trying to get that cleaned up and out of the way. but will be out there for quite some time. so we give you an alternate, so far to get around that, the best bet to take the roosevelt boulevard. out in chester county route 100, just near the 30 bypass, there is

so good to see you again." [ laughter and applause ] oh, no, this is too bad, higgins. >> steve: what jimmy: during a recent interview hugh grant announced that he will no longer star in "bridget jones 3." >> steve: what? [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: that's right, nope. sources say grant has been unhappy with the script for years, it just took him forever to say it. [ laughter ] [ hugh grant impression ] uh, just the thing is, actually -- the script -- properly, um, to get -- of course, actually, very -- no, i won't be doing it. [ laughter and applause ] just say it. and finally, new study has found that babies who weigh more when they're born grow up to be more successful in school. that's right. kids who are fatter are also smarter. or as the bullies call it, the perfect storm. [ laughter ] fat nerd! we have a great show. give it up for the roots, right there ladies and gentlemen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey everybody, welcome. you guys, it's monday. we're happy to be back. we've got a big week of shows coming up. this is a huge week coming up. tomorrow night emma stone an

and katie higgins, former national transportation safety board. thanks to both of you for speaking with us. >> yes, hello. >> kitty, you've been on the seen for many crashes. what are investigators going to be looking for? >> reverend al, at the beginning of the investigation, they'll look at everything that might have happened with this accident. they will look at the pilot's training and experience. they will look at the maintenance records of the vehicle. they will look at the fuel source. apparently there was a new fuel being used on this particular flight. they will rule everything in until they can system atically rule things out. so at the beginning, everything on the table and day by day, as they go through it, they will take things off the table. >> kenny, how is a rocket like this different to investigate than, say, a commercial plane? >> well, in some ways, it's the same. remember, the safety board has investigated, for example, the challenger accident. so they are familiar with the workings of spacecraft. i think the mechanics are diff

so thanks to jerry for that one. 43 degrees, temperature, being report from the kyle higgins, isn't adorable% humidity is the report from him in hatboro. meanwhile we go across the delaware to ronald russell, reports 45 degrees in riverside, new jersey, that was fresh observation that he came in with for us here over the last couple of hours, gave us another one earlier. and hal, we've got a lot of new watchers a lot of fun names, so if i'm wrong with your name, let me know and we'll fix it, 47 degrees, bright sunshine mt. laurel. looks like that's generally going to be the story here today. full sunshine and beautiful al noon. thanks, guys, jess, we send it over to you. >> you made kyle's day wonderful by calling him adorable. >> he is so cute. >> he is cute. coming up on 8:00. we go to video we caught from chopper earlier on top after accident scene out in northeast philadelphia involving a school bus, thankfully, no children, we have no word of no children being on that bus as of now. overturned vehicle, another vehicle, involved, see police activity on the scene trying to get that cleane

thank you, higgins. l.a., get ready for this. i want to see everyone out there. up and be part of our show. [ cheers and applause ] we want to give our love to los angeles, say hello, get to meet our west coast pals. it's all happening next february, get excited people. >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: it's gonna be fun. [ cheers and applause ] we got a big week of shows. coming up tomorrow night, jennifer garner will be here. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're gonna play a a game, it's gonna be fun. and then on thursday, thursday, i'm very excited for this, he just wrapped up one of the greatest careers in baseball history. from the new york yankees, the captain himself, derek jeter will be dropping in. [ cheers and applause ] i can't wait. he's my favorite baseball player of all time. >> steve: he's the best! >> jimmy: and we're going to have music from five seconds of summer on thursday. [ cheers and applause ] big time. also, one more thing, next monday night, we have something awesome planned. i can't say too much about it. but i'll just say t

i want to bring in karen higgins, copresident of the national nurses union which doesn't represent therses at the hospital but issued a statement on their behalf. thank you for your time, karen. >> no problem. >> let's talk about the fact these were anonymous nurses. are you confident the information you were provided regarding the proper protocol not in place, are you confident those assertions are true? >> i believe that they are true. at least john to the nurses they're true. i'm sure the hospital feels differently. i feel you have to go by those on the ground trying to, you know, meet whatever they're expected to do as far as protocols. and they were very clear they felt they did not have the equipment they really needed. they couldn't protect themselves as well as they should have been able to. i absolutely believe them. i don't see any reason why they wouldn't be telling the truth, you know, with what they've been going through. >> i'm sure the nurse who is being treated, the first nurse diagnosed said her hospital was the best hospital and they provided all the equipment and wha

ebola now for five weeks and washington still has not given you the answers and you deserve it, karen higgins. will say, is just quick is that we have a petition that's going forward, national nurses united, and asking the public to please sign to put pressure on washington to do the right thing. >> where can they go to sign that? >> please join us. on national nurses.org and our website and if them find the petition there and we are pushing to, you know, get washington do the right thing. >> i will put on my facebook page and on twitter as well. national nurses.org. karen, thank you so much for telling us the real story today. >> thank you. >>> well, we are just over a week away, can you believe it, from the midterm elections already and several races that will shape the balance of power in congress are going down to the wire. let's check out colorado. the latest real clear politics average shows republican congressman corey gardner holding a slim 3.2% lead over incumbent senator, mark udall n iowa, numberen joanie earnst holds a two-point lead over bruce braley. former president bill clinto

that's a real pain in the ass. [ audience groans ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: steve higgins, ladies gentlemen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: hey, i heard rumors that apple is set to release a a gold ipad later this month. so for $400 you can have a new gold ipad, or for zero dollars you can take your giant gold iphone 6 and move it an inch closer to your face. [ laughter and applause ] the other option. >> steve: zero dollars. >> jimmy: yeah. hey, halloween is coming up, are you guys getting your costumes ready? [ cheers and applause ] a new survey predicts that the teenaged mutant ninja turtles will be the most popular halloween costumes this year. the least popular halloween costume this year -- slutty ebola virus. [ laughter ] >> steve: really? wow. >> jimmy: least popular. >> steve: least popular. >> jimmy: no one is going to do it. >> steve: not one person? >> jimmy: maybe, but it is very rare. this is kind of a sweet, a dog that ran away from home in philadelphia six months ago was found in oregon this week. and he was just reunited with his family. take a