governor daniels now joins us in indianapolis to take your callsr governor daniels, as former, somebody who has worked here ins washington and spent eight years in indiana, how would you describe federal government and states, economically? guest: i think in most states we are headed in completely different directions. we have been asking the question what can state governments do or do better or do faster or maybe stop doing to make it more likely that the next job, the next investment -- the federal government for the last two years gets up and thinks what we do to put another barrier, another regulation, another uncertainty, another tax on the people who would like to hire people and grow this economy? we states balance our budgets no matter what and take care of our food usual duties -- financial duties. host: today, our system of governance is being challenged by china and other authoritarian cultures that have generated faster economic growth in anything we have seen capable of. ho why did you write that? guest: i think it is a statement of fact. it has been written widely and sai

. >>> major funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lily endowment, an indianapolis-based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. and the corporation for public broadcasting. >> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us as we begin this 15th year of "religion and ethics newsweekly." we will have a story on the large-scale operation now large-scale operation now under way by religious groups to help those hurt by hurricane irene. but first, as the 10 year anniversary of september 11th nears, we begin our special coverage of the lingering consequences for the still grieving families, for interfaith relations and for american muslims. >>> u.s. islamic groups are calling for an investigation of the new york city police department after the associated press reported thatndercover officers conducted wide-ranging surveillance of daily life in muslim

at least five bodies were found sunday at two locations about 50 miles southeast of indianapolis. one man's body found at one home and two men and two women a another residence nearby. police are warning area residents the killer or killers could still be on the loose. >>> after hundreds attended a vigil in reno sunday for the 11 people who died a week ago at a nevada air show, a pilot and ten spectators were killed when a world war ii vintage fighter plane crashed into the crowd during a race. >>> take a quick break. when we come back on the morning news, swimmer diane nyad's disappointi disappointment. >>> wall street braces for another rough week after asian markets tumble overnight. that and more next. this is the "cbs morning news." click on your symptoms... ...get the right relief. rough week after asian markets tumble overnight.asian markets that and more next. this is the "cbs morning news." makes the cold aisle easy. the robitussin® relief finder. relief made simple. and introducing nasal relief pills. now for the very first time from robitussin. . [ female announcer ] ne

. >>> major funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lily endowment, an indianapolis-based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. the estate of william j. carter and the estate of james hinson. and the corporation for public broadcasting. >> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us on this weekend of remembering and trying again to understand what happened on 9/11/01, and what the consequences have been. religious congregations around the country are holding special services for the victims and their families. and, religious leaders are offering prayers for the nation. many interfaith events are also taking place. in washington, prominent leaders from several faith traditions spoke of the need for religious tolerance. >> the presence in america of people of all faiths and belief systems enrich our diverse country. the ideals that unite us ar

i do not see indianapolis making the playoffs. member 3. >> hey gary, is it over for the giants?am sure that she has just been waiting for you to get spectrum vacation. >>pam: everybody has been waiting?! >> let it is over, they are done. >> you would put your money on the giants against the diamondbacks? [laughter] >>pam: whilwow! >>jacqueline: perhaps you are correct. >> thank you [laughter] >> i hope there is a storm in your forecast is wrong! [laughter] >>pam: i have had enough >> i have had enough. we will pronounces it tijuana,,, we will be back >>pam: new details to the outline of the 5 million people left in the dark including california, arizona and mexico. including 3 million people in the san diego. without power. sections in tijuana and mexical i, will have an update on that at 11:00 p.m. >>jacqueline: cooler not much of a change it will soof what will it be somewhat warmer in some spots. a cooler afternoon in store with sub-tropical moisture. coming in from the south and could impact us with even thunderstorms. most likely in the higher elevations of the east bay hil

you i was so tickled when i heard that you were on because i had the chance in 2008 to visit the indianapolis area. i am a budding artist. one of the things i noticed about the downtown area was a beautiful fountain memorial. you have some real gems in that city. when i went inside the fountain gift shop, you have no gift cards or post cards of all of the great sights in indianapolis or anything around 8. i wanted to know why there is not a bigger push to market to people who come to that area. guest: thank you. that is a great tip and i will pass it along to the mayor of the city and to our tourism people to try to make certain that we are sharing the good news. there is a lot of beautiful architecture and nature all over the state. i am not convinced that we have done as expert of a job in getting the word out. i appreciate the tip, and we will act on it. host: next call. caller: is not just the crushing economy. we have one in seven americans in prison in this country which is ridiculous. most of them are therefore making a safer choice then using alcohol or tobacco. i would like to say th

. >> ahora comienza la nfl el mariscal de campo de los potros de indianapolis sigue en cirugias al discoel sometertse a esta operacion. >> continuamos con mas. >> gracias enqeeique. >> la fiesta no paro ahi, la sinfonica esta siendo celebrada. >> muchas felicidades a la sinfonica que ofrecio un concierto gratuito. >> la biblioteca de san francisco ofrecera una exposicion en relación a esta sinfonica. >> estará marcado por 11 meses de eventos muy significativos, felicidadesod

an indianapolis firefighter designed the memorial.ation ceremony is planned for sunday. >>> many first responders who went to ground zero after 9/11 carry emotional scars that will last forever. but as john sasaki tells us, ten years later, many are still suffering physical effects as well. >> reporter: a few bay area residents have images, sounds, and smells of 9/11 seared into their memories, unlike the rest of us. >> you sit down, even when you're on the site, when you're done for your shift and you go, my god, i mean, it's overwhelming. >> the places we were, they were picking up you know, pieces of body parts that were like -- >> reporter: they're part of the search and rescue team that worked for two weeks after 9/11. ten years later, some of them have health problems. >> unfortunately, i ended up with some respiratory illnesses because of it. shortness of breath. i coughed for nine months straight when i returned. and i have been on medications for the past ten years. >> when i got sick, i had a sinus infectionment. >> reporter

. >>> won a pro football as regular visitors will be missing to the indianapolis colts and notes that quarterback peyton manning won a place at it. it brings to an brings to an end the streak to what degree is could start. he is still recovering from our seats in the surgery. >>> time is running out cast your vote for the lowballing it was a week and we will bring you of the highlights on the news. >>> for some people in may of been in loveland pick up call -- an unwelcomed wakeup call. >> and gave i will be here with you for guys. [ female announcer ] did you know ninine out of ten growing kids don't get the recommended amounts of whole grain and calcium? that's where their favorite cereals like trix and cocoa puffs can help. general mills big g has the only leading line of kid cereals with at least eight grams of whole grain and a good source of calcium. look for the white check on the cereals they already love... like cinnamon toast crunch and lucky charms. help them grow up strong with general mills kid cereals. ♪ >> a virus and into rage out of control blood test is leaving homes

a driver in indianapolis nearly drove his dump truck off an elevated section of interstate 65. witnesses say the driver lost control, rolling up and over a cement barrier before coming to a stop with the front end dangling. the driver was unhurt and a cause has yet to be determined. >>> police in michigan suspect a crash that ended the lives of two people was due to drag racing. the two people killed were passengers inside a truck that smashed into a building. the driver survived and is expected to be charged in connection with the deaths. >>> big one that got away is a fishing story one florida teen will not have to tell. look at that. with the help of a friend, the 19-year-old captured a 12-foot long 300 -pound alligator. he was able to reel in the massive animal by pulling it on his boat with a fishing rod and killing it with a 44 caliber bang stick and harpoon. >>> and finally, the 25th annual harvest and herb festival is getting a lot of attention with a competitive event. it's the pumpkin chunkin' competition. they use a medieval apparatus to launch pumpkins and the team

attacksw enforcement agencies around the country and reaching out to small airfields like this one in indianapolis. >> i don't think small airports are that big of a threat. they don't carry as much of a threat. >> but authorities are taking no chances. a senior official says al-qaeda has continuing interest in obtaining aviation training particularly on small aircraft and is recruiting europeans and americans. >> these planes are small. you can't put a huge device on them but the or side of that is, if you put some biological or chemical agent in them clearly they could cause major damage depending on their target. >> a top concern a lone wolf someone that might be angry about osama bin laden's death. they mentioned about a florida teen that crashed a session that into a bank of america tower. he left a note saying he supported osama bin laden. security is being ramped up. >> al-qaeda is obsessed with aviation. they are using teams to patrol airports and they are providing more secure at stadiums. >>> we'll have special coverage on the 9/11 ceremonies all weekend. lilian kim will report live from

and 100 degrees in phoenix. 70s from minneapolis to kansas city and indianapolis. 67 degrees here inimore, and near 90 in miami. >>> since it's a ladies morning here on "world news now," it's only right to tell you about a record-setting performance from a very young womp >> bravo for golfer lexi thompson who is just 16 years old. she became the youngest winner of an lpga event yesterday with a five-stroke victory at a tournament in alabama. >> the previous record was set six years ago by a golfer who was 18. thompson called her win and the record the best feeling ever. so congratulations to her. and typical teenager fashion, one of the things she said after she won was, i'm so embarrassed right now. like, i'm totally embarrassed. >> i'm just trying to think back to what i was doing at 16. i was just lucky to get my homework in on time. >> i was like learning how to drive. it's amazing michelle wie didn't win her first lpga until 20. tiger woods didn't win his first pga until 20. that's a pretty major thing she did. >> great career ahead of her. i'd like to get some lessons. >> for s

law enforcement agencies around the country and reaching out to small airfields like this one in indianapolis. >> i don't think small airports are that big of a threat. they don't carry as much of a threat. >> but authorities are taking no chances. a senior official says al-qaeda has continuing interest in obtaining aviation training particularly on small aircraft and is recruiting europeans and americans. >> these planes are small. you can't put a huge device on them but the or side of that is, if you put some biological or chemical agent in them clearly they could cause major damage depending on their target. >> a top concern a lone wolf someone that might be angry about osama bin laden's death. they mentioned about a florida teen that crashed a session that into a bank of america tower. he left a note saying he supported osama bin laden. security is being ramped up. >> al-qaeda is obsessed with aviation. they are using teams to patrol airports and they are providing more secure at stadiums. >>> we'll have special coverage on the 9/11 ceremonies all weekend. lilian kim will report live from

a estar trasmitiendo tres partidos esta temporada el primero de los cuales es este domingo en indianapolis a los steelers de pittsburgh que viene hacer tambien el partido oficial de la herencial hispana en la nfl y en diciembre vamos a transmitir otros dos partidos de temporada regular ya en cara a la post- temporada la verdad muy contentos con esta asociancion con la nfl que tambien producira programas especial dos de ellos se tramitiran este fin de semana ramín díaz dice: que podemos espera en los programas de este fin de semana donde telemundo esta celebrando el fin de semana de la herencia hispana??? jessi losada dice: bueno precisamente por ese motivo hemos convocado a varias figuras de la nfl como mark sanchez quaterback de los jet tony romo quaterback los cowboys de dallas pero tambien a otras figura jovenes que estan tomando grandes pasos dentro de la liga y esperamos que van hacer figuras importante de la nfl y por cierto hablando de dallas vamos ha estar visitando el campo de entrenamiento karin estuvo por alla vamos tambien con las porristas de los cowboys de dallas que son bien

. >> neck injury, this could be a rough year for indianapolis.ty grim. >> is this something that could have been caught sooner especially you said it was a condensed season, could it have been caught sooner? >> well, the colts have been very sort of cloak and dagger about this. remember, too, we had this lockout so we didn't have the usually interaction between players and teams. paiton had surgery earlier, goes to camp and supposedly threw the ball a little earlier in noncontact drills. you could tell from the arm and shoulder it wasn't right, underwent surgery thursday and for all intents this is looking to be pretty much a wash of the season for the indianapolis colts. >> yikes. as you mentioned they got trounced today by the houston texans 34-7. how would you compare manning's importance to the colts compared to other quarterbacks and their teams? >> well, this guy's been the colts' maininning to the colts? >> one of the all-time great quarterbacks. tom brady injured a few years ago, ehler l earlier in the sea. this is the seminole player on

sports, on the eve of their nfl season opener the news is not good for peyton manning and the indianapolis colts. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> hey there, good morning. we start with news from the nfl. colts quarterback peyton manning is recovering slower than expected from off-season neck surgery and, according to sources, could need another procedure. in essence, he's out indefinitely. >>> to the diamond controversy between the phillies and marlins. hunter pence is there with the shot to right. peterson said he's interfered with, and he's right. a fan reaches over the wall to grab the baseball. umpires review it and call the out on fan interference. to the 14th, tied at four. bases loaded and david herndon walks in the winning run. nothing going right for the phils. fish win it 5-4. sad news to report. two days after suffering a stroke hall of famer lee roy selmon passed away yesterday. the first overall pick by the tampa bay buccaneers in 1976 he was a defensive end with the oklahoma sooners. lee roy selmon was 56 years old. >>> wild scene

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a driver in indianapolis nearly drove his dump truck off an elevated section of interstate 65. witnesses say the driver lost control, rolling up and over a cement barrier before coming to a stop with the front end just dangling there. the driver was unhurt in the accident. >>> police in michigan suspect a crash that ended the lives of two people was due to drag racing. the two people were killed. they were passengers inside a truck that smashed into a building. the driver did survive and is expected to be charged in connection with the deaths. >>> the big one that got away is that fishing story we all know. not this teen. he's not going to have to do that. with the help of a friend, the 19-year-old captured a 12-foot long, 300-pound alligator. he was able to reel in the massive animal by pulling it on to his boat with a fishing rod and then killing it with a .44 caliber harpoon and bang stick. >>> finally, the annual herb festival is getting a lot of attention for the pumpkin chucking competition. the team able to launch the pumpkin the furthest distance wins. now for a look at

the indianapolis team owner jim hurst sent a tweet monday.said there's an outside chance he might play late season. there was a mixed message, though. earlier at a private breakfast, it was indicated the neck injury would keep manning out the rest of the season. >>> in baseball, the red sox and rays now tied in the american league wild card race. to baltimore we go, robert en dino hit a long drive to center fie field. he dropped it. baltimore beat boston, 6-3. the red sox have lost two games in a stunning september collapse. >>> meanwhile, johnny damon is now tied on the all-time hits list. the rays hung on to win against the yankees, 5-2. in chicago, a 4-win for the white sox. the manager has been released from his contract and is now looking for a job. >>> when we come back on a tuesday, we'll look at the morning's top stories and a prescription for disaster. doctors are running out of drugs for cancer and other life threatening illnesses. out of drugs for cancer and other life threatening illnesses. better than yours! dude, we got the same

. >> major funding for religion and ethics news weekly is provided by the lily endowment, an indianapolis-based private family foundation dedicated to founders in christian religion, community development and education. additional funding provided by mutual of america. designing customized individual and group retiremt products. that's why we are your retirement company. the estate of william j. carter, the jane henson foundation and corporation for public broadcasting. >> welcome. i'm kim lawton for bob aber nethy. thank you for joining us. there is intense debate at the united nations general assembly in new york over the palestinians's controversial request for full recognition as a state. the u.s. is promised to veto in a security council that must approve the request. religious groups are on both sides of the issue. evangelical christians rallied in support of israel while jewish groups released a petition opposing a palestinian bid for stood hood right now. some christian and muslim groups said the time has come for palestinians to have their own state. religious leaders urged renewed mom

. >>> less than a day after the team denied it would happen, indianapolis colts quarterback peyton manningneck surgery on thursday. it was for persistent nerve problems. his recovery time is uncertain but he might be out for the season. >>> here in new york they finally played tennis at the u.s. open. after two days of rainouts, roger federer had an easy win, cruised in three straight sets to advance to the finals on saturday. >>> and serena williams was almost untouchable as she closed out a quick move to the semifinals, only two wins away from a fourth u.s. open final. >>> in baseball arizona leads the national league western division by seven games. in baseball the diamondbacks kennedy struck out 11 on the way to the 19th win of the season and justin upton homered for the second night in a row as arizona beat san diego 4-1. >>> in the tenth inning in baltimore the orioles robert andino singled down the third baseline, last placed baltimore edged the first place yankees 5-4. >>> when we return a look at this morning's top stories. >>> plus reflecting absent at the sight where the twin to

. >> pittsburgh and indianapolis next week. see you there. >> looking forward to it. >> ben roethlisberger and the afc champion steelers on "sunday night football." begins with "football night in america" at 7:00 eastern, 4:00 pacific. local news is next. for now, al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya, our whole crew, good night from atlanta. state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. text save to 7-8836. >>> a wild one at the stick. high drama against the cowboys. >> our players got to dig down and finish the game. this is the national foot

. >>> the indianapolis colts are denying rumors that quarterback peyton manning needs more neck surgeryhat is true it would probably end his season before it begins. the colts have said that manning will not play their season opener on sunday. >>> when we return another look at the top stories. >> and almost ten years after 9/11 and ten years of war in afghanistan, what u.s. troops there are saying. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia -- thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and less pain means i can feel better and do more of what i love. [ female announcer ] lyrica is not for everyone. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior, or any swelling or affected breathing or skin, or changes in eye

and i-70, from pittsburgh to indianapolis. >> if you're flying, a couple of weather-related delays areossible in chicago and detroit. >>> and there was more dramatic testimony in the manslaughter case of michael jackson's doctor yesterday. we hear from the first person, actually, to call 911. >> and jackson's personal chef also took the stand. abc's jim avila reports from los angeles. >> nothing but the truth, so help you god. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: alberto alvarez might be the key witness in the case against michael jackson's doctor. first in the room where dr. conrad murray was desperately working to bring their boss back to life. it was alvarez who finally dialed 911. >> we have a gentleman here that needs help. and he's not breathing yet. he's not conscious. >> where is he at now? >> he's on the bed, sir. he's on the bed. >> reporter: for the prosecution, alvarez makes it clear, the doctor, who is a cardiologist, is not doing cpr correctly. pumping his chest on the soft surface of jackson's bed, instead of the floor. and he puts dr. murray firmly in control of the scene. >> th

a grandstand collapse in indianapolis was something nobody ever thought of happening. whenever you have large crowds, things can happen. having a lot of people in the room to solve a problem right then is how to solve it. we look at how to do special event planning from a public safety perspective and making some changes to that. we are starting to look at a more holistic approach earlier out, getting all the disciplines together and refining how we will interact and communicate at any event, defining the parameters of the event, and looking at how we handle the issues that happen at events versus the larger 911 system. the ultimate goal is that, particularly on the medical side, is that we do not impact the 911 system with a special event. if something happens like a grandstand collapse, all bets are off. but for normal things you should expect in a crowd of people, we should have those things covered and we should not have to reach into the 911 system. that creates a drain on the system and impacts everyone else in the system. that is our ultimate goal. we are gettin

. >> meanwhile a tarantula terrified a news team in indianapolis at wxin.on the set for the animal segment and this anchor was comfortable with the creature but the weather man has series arachnophobia. watch. >> i am leaving the studio right now. i'm not kidding. i will leave the studio. i will punch you if you get close to me. >> lawrence, you would never say that, would you? >> no, i wouldn't, frank. >> apparently the co-anchor didn't like it, either. and who can blame him? pretty gross. >>> and that is it for the cbs 5 news at noon. have a great labor day weekend, everybody. we will see you again on monday morning. and enjoy. what a great day. take care.

the texans rob indianapolis, 34- 7. >>> how about some tennis?a williams hadn't lost a set at the u.s. open in the women's final. different today. >> they will have to play it right there. >> started in the middle of the shot. >> the umpire awarded samaa soser the point because serena screamed white ball was still in play. [ booing ] serena's issues will be up, overshadowed a dominant performance by sorcer, winning in straight sets for the first- ever grand-slam title for her. congratulations to her. >>> how about the giants and the dodgers. the dodgers came in in third place, which is 2 1/2 games behind san francisco. all of a sudden, threatenning to overtake the giants for second place. l.a. in the football spirit, rob barrajas and the pop-up, nearly tackled by russ mitchell and held off. 1-1 ball game, the bottom of the 5th inning and pablo sandoval goes deep to left. tony gin relieved and doesn't get it. it's gone. jeff scores, the giants win 8-1 and so the giants, you know, they're not 8 envelope back. arizona did lose today and that is a mo

. >>> on the eve of their nfl season opener, the news is not good for peyton manning and the indianapolislts. here's mario solis. >> hey there, good morning. we start with news from the nfl. colts quarterback peyton manning is recovering slower than expected from off-season neck surgery, and according to sources, could need another procedure. in essence, he's out indefinitely. to the diamond controversy between the phillies and marlins. the shot to right, brian peterson is there, yet can't make the catch. but wait, peterson says he's interfered with, and he's right. a fan reaches over the wall to grab the baseball. umpires review it and call the out on fan interference. to the 14th, tied at four. bases loaded and david herndon walks in the winning run. nothing going right for the phils. two days after suffering a stroke, hall of famer leroy sellman passed away yesterday. the first overall pick by the tampa bay buccaneers in 1976 he was a defensive end with the oklahoma sooners. he was 56 years old. wild scene at the baltimore grand prix. on board with helio castroneves during morning warm

indianapolis looked lost without peyton manning.ay, too. the texans rallied the counties rallied the colts 47-4. >>> in phoenix, arizona, cam newton ran for one touchdown for carolina and he became the first rookie to throw for more than 400 yards in his first nfl opener but arizona scored on 89-punt return in the fourth quarter. cardinals beat the panthers 28-21. >>> finally, a shocker at the u.s. open. serena williams lost a game for yelling during a point against australian's stosur. in a scene reminiscent of a dispute two years ago, williams argued the call against her. stosur upset williams in two straight sets to earn her first career grand slam victory. you can see the men's final today at 4:00 p.m. eastern time today right here on cbs. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> despite the losses felt by all americans on 9/11, there are still weddings and kids still playing and life goes on. . [ rob ] i'm rob jones, professional race car driver and former fighter pilot. so, you might say i know a thi

. >> we've even had 'em at the indianapolis car races, and they've--they handled that well. they even had a car go by 'em at 150 miles an hour, uh--and-- and stood up to all of that. and they handle helicopters, sirens, uh, air horns. uh, they're very solid horses. >> john, who grew up on a farm, has been raising draft horses for about 30 years. >> we were looking for a--some new horse to work with in the future, and we'd read about the american cream draft horse, and the pro--the only problem was everybody said phey were extinct, there weren't any left. so i spent about a year looking and finally found a horse up in oregon. they are doing well. we have about 500 horses in the breed right now, uh, and the numbers are on the rise, so, uh, when we get around 1,000 horses, we're gonna feel very secure. the breed, uh, what's unique about 'em is the eye color. look at the eyes on the horse. they're amber eyes, like a signal light, and iÃunique to the breed. uh, the entire breed has amber eyes. >> [cheering] >> well, they're beautiful. they really are, and to be that large and, uh

who would guess the baltimore -- i mean the indianapolis colts would've won by 30, 40 points.getting blown out, falcons getting blown out. a lot of great teams. i can't believe, are we going to show this later? you didn't see the highlights from the san francisco game? the guy who ran back 103 yards and did a 55 -- we'll show that later. >>> this is for mika. the u.s. open final, serena williams taking on samantha stoker. in the first set, she was dominant. she's ripping an inside out forehand here taking the opening set easily 6 games to 2. she lets out a scream as every woman tennis player does always. take a listen to the scream. >> all right. so here's what happened. the chair umpire gave the point to stosur because she said her scream was unsportsman like. she couldn't believe given the fact -- here's what she said to the ump afterwards. >> wait a minute. >> you're out of control. totally out of control. you're a hater. you're unattractive inside. we're in america last i checked. can i get a water? really, don't even look at me. i promise you. don't look at me. >> i feel

the indianapolis colts say peyton manning may not play on sunday against houston. he's reportedly still recovering from neck surgery and is undergoing tests. manning hasn't missed a start in 227 consecutive games. he's only the second on the all-time list behind brett favre. >>> at the u.s. open serena williams is back in the quarterfinals. the wind was causing all kinds of problems in her match. this was yesterday, she powered past the former number one 6-3, 6-4. and in a thrilling first set tiebreaker novak djokovic and alexandr dolgopolov, djokovic won that, and the match, 7-6, 6-4, 6-2, and moves on to the quarterfinal. >>> when we come back another look at this morning's top stories. and surviving. a look at how one business rebuilds after losing almost everything. i'm phil mickelson,. if you have painful, swollen joints, i've been in your shoes. one day i'm on p of the world... the next i'm saying... i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had some intense pain. it progressively got worse. my rheumatologist told me about enbrel. i'm surprised how quic

a tarantula terrified a news team in indianapolis. anchor was quite comfortable and taunted the weatherman who suffers from a serious case of iraq the phobia. >> i am leaving the studio right now! iraq phobi iraq monophobiaa phobphobia of an sex-- >> this next video. this brawl in sarasota, florida. we have learned that the team disagreed with the call that the raft made. today the 14 year veteran referee spoke. >> unfortunately i believe that this let their emotions overcome them. many families and players were not involved and all of this to continue. >> today, charges against the coaches and 142 year-old player. -and one of the 14 year-old players. >> take a look at this shark and southern california. the photographer did not know what he captured until we got home. he is looking at this and despite the surfers nobody reported seeing a shark. stay with us, more news after this break. ♪ ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ [ female announcer ] kraft cheese has more full leng

manning has a neck injury last man to start at an indianapolis colts game before peyton manning, 1997nt coach of the 49ers jim harbaugh >> there was a long, so that was 1997 that is amazing, that is a testament to the greatness of peyton manning. them on sunday he has his first game the 49ers host seattle and that is when they will be favored in, they will not be favored in and of games. but a lot of people are excited they hope to do it. i would prefer he was playing quarterback. he was a great player yes, eight coaches a coach but a player is a player in 49ers the decree quarterback. >> we will be back with more to come. >> we just learned their reach witherspoon is rushed to hospital after she was hit by car, she was jogging wednesday vehicle crashed into her they say it was not hit and run, the 84 year-old was cited for failing to yield to a pedestrian, witherspoon was treated for minor injuries in and out is recovering at home. it says that in in use a grout opener in an unmarked car to get into celine dion home. they say was not your traditional break-in. the man who managed to

>> hoy arranca la temporada de fÚtbol americano y hay malas noticias para fans de los kolts de indianÁpolisegurÓ que el tercer combate serÁ una verdadera batalla. >> agradezco al pÚblico mexicano que venga a ver la gran pelea entre many pacquiao, y asÍ pasan las cosas. >> muchas gracias. >> que bien habla el espaÑol. >> bueno cerramos con informaciÓn del mundial de fÚtbol playa. >> les tengo un resultado de mÉxico- rusia cÓmo le digo. >> este partido lo pueden ver por galavisiÓn diferido si no quiere oir el resultado tapo se las orejas. >> mÉxico fue eliminado. >> por mi parte es todo seguimos con mÁs de primer impacto, adelante. >> gracias rossana. >> vamos a pasar a noticias del reino animal vieron la luz del sol por lo menos 38 shim pan ej zes. >> al principio estaban confundidos y hasta asustados. >> aunque estaba pues disfrutando ahÍ del sol. >> pero poco a poco se han ido ajustando y salieron al exterior y algunos hasta se tendieron para recibir como vieron los cÁlidos rayos en su cuerpo. >> asomandose a la realidad, bienvenidos. >> y el amor es lo nuevecito de ricardo arjona y llegÓ

chance wallster of wrtv in indianapolis reports. >> reporter: you've likely seen people text while theyhey drive. now experts say there's a new eye-opening phenomenon. texting while you sleep. >> it doesn't take a lot of motor skill or brain function to do certain things. and so you can literally do them in your sleep. >> reporter: st. vincent sleep specialists say people are capable of performing complex activities in their sleep. and sleeptexting is just a sign of these technhnogically advanced times. if you don't believe it, just ask the thousands of members belonging to this sleeptexting facebook page. >> sometimes i look at my phone while i'm texting, like did i text while i'm asleep? i'm not really sure. >> i have to look at what i sent. i'll have full conversations with people while i'm asleep. i don't remember any of them. >> reporter: doctors say the best thing you can do to avoid texting in your sleep is to create a safe sleep environment. for starters, keep your cell phone out of reach. although doctors say sleeptexting might be a sign of a sleep disorder, in most cases the b

chicago, detroit, and indianapolis climb to the 60s. 82 in boston. 79 in atlanta.1 in new orleans. >>> and president obama is spending this labor day wi workers and their families in detroit. yesterday, mr. obama promised federal help for those who are suffering the aftermath of irene. wabc's marcie gonzalez reports from northern new jersey. >> are you okay? oh, i'm so sorry. >> reporter: a word of hope from the president for people starting to feel they have none. madeline garcia is finally scraping out the muddy mess for the first time since hurricane irene roared through this area last week, leaving her furniture store nothing more than curbside trash. >> everything. the water come up to here. >> reporter: the president saw firsthand in paterson and wayne, new jersey, the livelihoods turned to waterlogged losses. behind each handshake and hug, a story like iris vega's. >> couldn't save anything. only thing i got is my sanity. >> reporter: she admits that too is on unsteady ground as she looks at the wreckage and watches water still flowing down bergen street. sh