not as a loner or college every individual which you now confessed to being. do you look back on those years, and what do you make? were we sold a false bill of goods as far as you're concerned? >> it was certainly an odd thing. in reality, nothing like that ever existed but it doesn't matter because it became a very is a piece saying he, and it is attached. i could land on mars and it will say andrew brat pack mccarthy land on mars. ballot has become the psychotic and friendly saying that whereas when it started, it was a very pejorative term. the last thing you want as an actor is to be locked together had left out anything like that is limiting. i hated it when i was young and i ran from it, but you cannot run something like that. those movies now, i look at them. they pop up in the interviews as pieces and a look at them and myself, and i think, the acting is not that great in some of them, but there is a certain look in my eye that is so full that youthful thrill of we are right here, it is so great. i have a certain feeling that is very evident to me and

coming up shortly our teams technology update discovers the role loner resources may play in satisfying the world's energy needs stay with us. flying north with me in this old soviet work or so the helicopter is doctors landed near brodsky and his team from the region's medical aviation service we head across ever more barren tundra higher and higher into russia's arctic far north until eventually we see our landing spot with arrive at this tiny village after costing hundreds of kilometers of snow we will do this as a boy here suffering and the doctors are going to see what they can do. inside a small building not warm but two babies and their parents are waiting for us the doctors inspect them but can't make a diagnosis and decide to bring them to a regional hospital for better can spread lana doesn't lie. taking her baby away from home but she's been before and agrees to go that's the usual practice with those who live in atlanta they keep mothers with their newborns in hospital for a month. on the way back another stop to check on the health of some native minutes reindeer herders ou

remade his macabre children's story in black and white and i think on necessary 3 date the story of a lonerident great fun for the kids, the boy gets the idea of trying to bring his dead dog back to life all the kids in the neighborhood are reanimating their dead pets to ghoulish results mostly it's an ultra stylized free for cinema but does it translate to something you want to take your kids to go see? i think it's a marginal style that isa movie with mostly style isn't little story. you could also get my diaz list mari review grade cent rate earphone's every friday >> have a great weekend. it's going to be cool this weekend warmer on columbus day then cool again at the end of the week then real warming starting perhaps next week in the chicago area our headline is for sunshine temperatures will surge 12 degrees between saturday and sunday and monday and you see the seven day temperature departure 8.2 degrees below normal. then we actually go above normal starting next weekend the reading. look at these wind chills by morning it will feel like the mid '20s here and it will feel like the m

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>> no, but i was a loner. >> i feel bad for that. >> i was friendly with anybody, but i didn't have real friends. >> how sad. >> don't feel bad. i don't agree with that study. i feel my experiences in high school are what made me stronger. >> enough. >> oh my goodness. clearly you were not a popular kid in high school. >> tom, i am certain you didn't go to high school. >> i had a great time. >> good for you. >> this study is wrong. they dude deed a 40-year period. tre are looking at high school long times ago. they don't take into account "my bodyguard" changed everything. >> adam baldwin? say hello. >> ever since that film it has been cool to be a nerd. do the study and they will be successful. >> matt, what's your take on this? >> everybody in new york and los angeles who was moderately successful claims they were percent executed in hole and they were not beaten within an inch of their life. you when you get in big trouble you say you were dyslexic. >> that's what i do and my clothes are on on backwards. bill, you were poor and unpopular then and i was popular. >> first in gym class.

there i was a loner. >> loser. >> she found it. you have to ask yourself these questions. >> how often do you find yourself staying online longer than intended? >> how often do you neglect household chores to be online? >> you answered these questions. >> the answer is yes to all of these. >> how often do you prefer the excitement of the internet to intimacy with your partner? >> that's weird. what excitement is on the internet really? >> porn. >> okay. >> i hear. >> good point. i didn't think of it. how often do you form new relationships with fellow online users? never. no, i don't. some people do. >> how often do you find yourself anticipating when you can go online again. >> that's like crack. you got a problem. you're going to like this song. don't look. this is an old song. it's a john denver song. >> i'm going to probably like it. >> you already saw it. >> i just saw it. >> this is sung not by john denver but by carly ray yep yep /* -- jepsen. >> the "call me maybe" girl. >> such a feel-good song. ♪ sunshine on my shoulders

we are learning about him, fixated on dead bodies, played with little girls almost exclusively, a lonerneighborhood. >> he fits the profile and it's so creepy. every time he went to those girls homes you know he was scoping out the window, how to enter a window at night. he had a fantasy life going and dr. lee is right. there's a sexual component. sadism is one of the five perversions. >> everyone for those just joining us, an arrest has gone down in the last hours

. >> shep: people that know the suspect that he was loner.e was taking classes in forensics and had an interest in mortuary work. mother tipped off police and she cried out loud in court today. her son also admitted that he attacked a jogger back in may. >> shep: deadly form of meningitis that is sweeping the nation is so rare, experts say they are in uncharted territory. it sickened 328 people and killed two dozen others. the disease has turned up in another state, south carolina, 18th state affected. they say a fungus made its way into steroid medication has silently taken hold inside the bodies of its victims. some 14,000 people got the tainted shots. for those who haven't gotten sick yet, it's a waiting game with a lot of unmention to. experts say the disease is extremely difficult to detect. killing it requires at least three months of a treatment that can cause hallucinations and no good way when it's safe to stop the treatment. jonathan serrie is live and facility linked to the drugs seems to have a history of problems. >> reporter: we

. >> no, bob is a very quiet kind of guy and loner. he has his own group of friends, i have mine.ouldn't be here tonight because there was too much excitement. he's in new york getting out of a cab. regis is here! regis! regis is here! and donald trump up on the roof going, where is my comb? he drives, regis drives the car for trump. >> jimmy: regis is donald trump's driver now? >> man makes a million billion dollars and i'm talking -- go to a doctor. >> jimmy: do you know donald trump -- >> what is that, excitement? went, many years ago, my wife and i, trump plaza just went up and we got to see the apartment. >> jimmy: this is your wife barbara? >> i'm talking to them. no, it's a hooker from detroit. what the hell is the matter with you? >> jimmy: i'm sorry. >> tonight you're a nervous wreck. you're going to brooklyn like it's exciting. build a bridge on your ass and go home early. >> jimmy: i'm sorry to interrupt. donald trump -- >> right. he heard we were in the building. and real estate guy, can you guys see okay? your singer is like this. you want paper? [ laughter ] how abou

a loner. a white male. the neighborhood. >> he fits the profile and so creepy, every time he went into those little girls' homes you know he was scoping out the bedrooms, trying to find out how to enter a window at night, try to render them helpless. he had a whole fantasy life going. dr. lee is right, there's a sexual component. remember, sadism is one of the five perversions. >>> everyone, for those of you just joining us, an arrest has gone down in the last hours of a young man in the death and the dismemrm

. >> i'm more of a loner. i'm not saying that i can't communicate with others, because i can, but i try to stay away from stupidity. and we're surrounded by that. so, you can imagine how many friends i've got in here, none. >> coming up. >> it was not a male prostitute or a female prostitute. they was living a double life. >> a bizarre crime that sent jeffrey flanders to prison. >> only people know the truth is me, myself, god and the victim. >> then, santa rosa calls out the dogs to search for contraband. >> anything in your pocket? >> no, sir. >> bullets? >> no, sir. >>> i try not to violate any of the rules and regulations, which is really hard to do something with the minor things like talking in line or talking in chow. sometimes you say something before you think about it. it's just easier when you get in the lion's den not to upset the lion. just obey and do what they say and not ask questions. >> at the santa rosa correctional institution, a maximum security prison located on the florida panhandle, lit

. >> i never got along with anybody because i was always standoffish, i was a loner, stand away fromverybody because i would never understand anybody or nothing. i came to prison when i was 22 years old. i am in here for a rape charge. i had a minor problem. and i became, oh, lustful within my mind, and i was always thinking about it. it's like the more i thought about it, the more it increases in my life. >> pritchett is serving a life sentence for sexual battery, kidnapping and attempted kidnapping. >> i went to this mall, and i was sitting there lusting over the women getting out of their cars and going places. just as i was getting ready to get up and go home, a lady got out of a car, and she was dressed like she was, i don't know, a prostitute or something. and something about her triggered me. >> pritchett abducted his victim in her own car and sped away. >> but then as i was driving out of the parking lot, she started to reach for the door handle to get out, and i grabbed her arm and pulled her back. and then she didn't try anymore after that. >> were you threatening her? >> n

and often the kids are loners, they're isolated and they're off apart from the pack, so to speak, and they will take notice of that. >> and they gaining the victim's trust, and like offering for free? >> that is correct. provide special treats, nicolas and they look at behaviors and target them and go for them. >> and we see here, pretending to be interested in the mother and there is filling a void. is there something, perhaps, a single mother out there could be aware of so they not putting out the wrong signals to attract those kind of people in. >> i don't know if it's putting off the right signal. and i think the offenders are calculated people and they know what they're doing, they're master manipulators. the most important thing to certainly to know the signs and symptoms of the child sexual abuse and take care to focus on those things and we as a society need ton what we understand. >> not only mothers but fathers as well and what do we tell our children when they out of our eyesight and in the hands of people we should trust? >> there is information that is -- the developmenta

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tonight the loner will stand alone here in his hometown one more time and look to do what john f.one: find a way to win. >> that's not a lie. that's an absolute lie. you lie in that bookendlessly, claiming that reports -- [inaudible] john o'neill. [inaudible conversations] you lie about documents endlessly. hold it, hold it. okay, let me ask the questions. you lied about -- [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> answer for your co-author. >> i understand why you're screaming, because you can't afford the truth. >> it's useless. i got no use for this man. >> cbs news has exclusive information including documents that now sheds new light on the president's service record. "60 minutes" has b tape -- obtained documents mr. bush received special treatment in the guard. >> vote republican, and you vote to enable george bush to keep ruling as an emperor, a retarded child emperor -- [laughter] but an emperor. ♪ >> i have decided, you know, it's part of reporting this case, this election, the feeling most people get when they hear barack obama speak. i got this feeling up my leg -- >> no,

he was very much an odd duck, a loner in school, sort of that classic profile that you see with serialers. so certainly that would mitigate, you know, in some respects. but that's the kind of stuff, christi, when the death penalty is being considered, the jury may say we won't give him a death penalty, but to give him a lower sentence, i don't think so. even if he's had a tough life and tough background, i suspect he's still looking at life in prison and no parole for 40 years, at a minimum. >> we only have a couple of seconds, but what do you make of the fact his mother called him in? >> i have to give her great credit for that. she seems to be going against nature. mother turning in her own child. i'll mention there was a case in new jersey last week, two juveniles stabbed somebody to death, and the mother turned them in as well. i think these women are to be commended. they feared other people would be killed. and that their kids needed help. and they did the right thing. but it's always odd to hear a mother turning on her own child. >> the fact that it happened twice within a coupl

sharing their shares -- selling their shares but because the markets are closed, they will have to wait loner-- locker to sell -- longer to sell. commits are forecasting the loss to sandy $10 to $0 billion. that's due to business interruptions and the impact to bridges, roads and mass transportation systems. >>> let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories -- more than 80 houses in the new york city area were destroyed by a fire in flood areas by queens. that fire has been burning for hours. >> the storm impacts are also being felt right here in the bay area. more than 100 flights have been cansged to the east coast in local airports. now if you have a flight schedule today, you are being urged to check the status of the flight. >> the city of san francisco making the final preparations for tomorrow's big giants' victory parade t will start at 11:00 a.m. right near the ferry building and then run along mission street. >> more than a million people. b.a.r.t. could see near record ridership. >> happening now, students are showing their giants' pride at school as world series cele