freshman forward with some ups and nick fousaust is back looki good. coach turgeon has a lot to be excited about. high expectations for his team. while at georgetown everybody is ready to dance. oh, yeah. john thompson iii kicking it old school with the hoyas. a seniorless squad doesn't have him worried. they are going for glory this season. that's your sports in a minute. i'm carol maloney. hope your saturday is a good one. >> thanks, carol. >>> federal regulators could soon file a lawsuit against google over accusations of trying to suppress competition. the federal trade commission reportedly will recommend filing an antitrust lawsuit against the search engine giant. the ftc claims google is abusing its power pushing search results from its rivals further back and driving up online advertising prices. google's officials say they'll answer any questions regulators have about its practices. >>> we could be just ten days

the stabbing happened are looki to 20-year-old man in the argument who they say was behind the violence. he was last seen with dark jeans and a baseball hat, anybody with information is asked to call police. >>> services running normal. artificials say they caught the man walking in the underground area last night. he was immediately stopped. officers walked through the tube found the man and services were restored at 15 last night. >>> they need a win to avoid falling behind and the national league championship series. cardinals led 6- 0 in last night's game one until they started to make a come back. the giant couldn't pull off the side line. >> this is game one, we will be right back. >> we will get them the next time though. we will going to get them. go head them. >>> they will face the entire series last night and you can see it right here on can't 2. following an early addition at 5:00. the mayor has a friendly wager will send st. louis barbecue and beers and if the mayor ed lie changes his to the logo, it will be st. louis. we have complete giant coverage on our with website. ju

, looky here. rg3. turning on the jets and he is taking it to the house. 76 yards for the game stealing touchdown. and then the fed-ex flop or the landover leap. i think we'll come one a new name. look at those girls. they are not letting him go. he said i tried to get down but i could not so i decided. i have a feeling robert griffin iii is just getting started. >> armed and dangerous. a 7-eleven heist caught on camera. >> was the use of force justified or did police cross the line when a university ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine the pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a qualifying pnc performance select checking account and earn 75% more than cards earning 1% cash back on almost everything. >>> let's fast forward. a family tragedy in fairfax county. a brother shot her sister to death this morning in front of their 91-year-old mother. the victim, dr. ruth hamilton allen lived on geddys court in reston. her brother charles is in custody. the two were arguing over a family matter. >> president o

we a looki at ts area of low pressure to provide the clouds and perhaps a chance of showers as we headowards monday and tuesday the key holding off the chance of showers until monday. here the overnight lows, a little moisture perhaps along with santa cruz coast, 50s in oakland, 52 fremont, upper 40s to the north. definitely a little cooler out and the numbers continue to ru below average. ea of l pressure off the coast this ishat is sending up the high mid level clouds allowing for clouds to filter the sun from time to time, day-to-day that is going to keep numbers down, with 60s and 70s. as we get towards monday, tuesday the low continues to sink south and east of us that is going to allow for showers monday, tuesday. if you are headed to golden gate park plan on jacket, cool weather, low 60s for the hardly strictly blues festival. for the blue angels ceilings have to be above 10 feet it looks good for partly cloudy sky another cool afternoon for saturday and sunday. after that, we are looking at changes headed towards our forecast, very -- maybe wet changes into the next early part

it should cause quite a stir and looky lieus. when was the last time you saw something like this? this big staring at you in a parking lot? >> the view is almost better on top of dad's shoulders. if you ever wondered how they are can back up something this big, take a look. the transporter did its job. smoothly backing endeavour into the place in the parking lot where it stayed there for more than six hours. the public loved it. the journey to the space museum began at 11:30 last night. endeavour wheeled out at the united terminal at lax, slowly leaving the airport property under the east way. flashbulbs, cameras, all around. this machine made out of silicone, titanium, and ceramics that flew in space, going through the streets of los angeles at 2 miles an hour. so far, so good for an event that is not described as a once in a lifetime event, but rather a once event. dave lopez, cbs 5. >> amazing. okay, a little bit more on how they are moving that thing. six operators will take turns working one hour shifts and it's like a video game. they use a joy stick to maneuver the six comp

and it should caught quite a stir and looky-loos. when was the last time you saw something like this, this big, staring at you in a parking lot! the view is always better on top of dad's shoulders. there was plenty to see and if you ever wondered how they can back up something this big, take a look. the multi-million dollar transporter did its job. smoothly backing endeavour into the place in a parking lot where it stayed there for more than six hours. the public loved it. the journey to the space museum began at exactly 11:30 last night. endeavour wheeled out of the hangar at the united terminal at l.a.x. slowly leaving the airport property on to sepulveda east way and la tijera. flashbulbs, cameras, all around. this machine made out of silicone, titanium, and ceramics that flew at 17,500 miles an hour in space going through the streets of los angeles at 2 miles an hour. so far, so good for an event that is not described as a once- in-a-lifetime event but, rather, a once event. back here live on manchester if you are not familiar wi

weather camera looking out towards america's cup, the cats that are racing on the bay as well as all the looky-loos enjoying the beautiful sight. only seen here in this part of the country. we do have a little bit of a wind out of the west up to a good 10, 15 knots steering these boats along. water temperature is 59 degrees. air temperature is 62. upper 50s at this hour in san rafael. 70 san jose. around currently in the low 70s in the eastern portion of our bay area inland. now, somebody said we have a baseball game tonight. in fact, it is matt cain on the mound for the good guys. heading out to at&t park, game time is 6:37, you dress in layers. it will be 65 degrees at first pitch and then tumbling into the 50s and by the way, if you are heading to san francisco to continue the enjoyment of fleet week we'll have a high between 60 and 63 degrees under a partly sunny sky. rain is now lurking in our seven-day forecast. we'll pinpoint the day to expect it and that's straight ahead >>> for all things fleet week including up-to-the-minute traffic, go to our website, cbssf.com. >>> at the rate they were

the center say by you learn you keep it a bit but let me be still made amends on the follow up as looky on this block and so i took the lead after just thirteen minutes but two strikes within ten minutes from brad to me because you both from where you can't mention. the home side led at the interval. however is a neat level with twenty minutes to go through persian called. a free kick from him big if inflated and the full time approaching the russian star made the most of an awful defensive makes up to wrap up the great many tonight two point lead is angy by the lanyard two points above the relegation zone. in other games on saturday volga moved off the bottom of the table but remain in the drop zone after being held to a one one draw with present the last of his two short rb of put the home side ahead after sixty four minutes as vulgar look for their second straight the victory but fifteen minutes later another sub that amy forman levelled with a headed lobe to ensure the points were shattered. while at the foot of the table after losing to sparta aca heraldo strike just before the int

even though the owner planted foliage to discourage looky-loos, people have been trying to get a peeka country club manager named ron wallace, wanted to down play expectations until at least one of them got weighed. which happened last week. and sure enough it topped a ton. 2,009 pounds. here's the amazing thing-- that was his light pumpkin. the even heavier, even more grotesque tkpwraout was still in the garten. >> it's not a beauty contest. >> all summer long it's been putting up to 40 pounds a day. if it's putting on 30, 40 pounds a day you could almost watch it grow. >> there's no doubt about it. you can see it. >> pelley:>> reporter: of course is a science to, this which ron explained and which i didn't understand. >> atmospheric nitrogen. >> reporter: tick tell you i've driven to toledo in thingss that weigh less than this pumpkin. we won't tell you what -- know what it weighs until it goes to another competition but 21,00 pounds isn't out of the question. >> now everyone's saying let's go for 2,500 pounds. >> reporter: when is this going to stop? i'm worried about them taking o

looki at the numbers: zynga broke even. and revenue was a bright spot: up 3% from a year ago. but as ruben ramirez reports the gaming industry is shifting as people spend more time on their smart phones and tablets. >> reporter: you don't have to be a big company to get your game onto a smartphone, analysts call it "the democratization," and it's wreaking havoc on the video game industry. >> for years and year you had an arms race in the video game industry. the bigger companies were able to make much better games, better graphics, better talent, all those kinds of things and that worked really well when there was a limited market in terms of the shelf space in a store. >> reporter: sales of in the video game industry fell 24% last month, marking a tenth consecutive monthly decline. big companies like electronic arts, take two interactive and activision have struggled over to find their footing in a rapidly changing environment. >> it's just been a sector that has been decimated by the fact that mobile devices, tablets, and phones are really taking more and more of consumers t

the home owner had to plant foliage in order to discourage looky-loos, reporters and others who haveely trying to sneak a peek. ron wallace, a country club manager, has tried to downplay expectations of what has been growing in his backyard until the pumpkin was weighed. last week, the pumpkin was weighed. it weighed 2,009 pounds. that's over a ton. but the really amazing thing is that the pumpkin wallace weighed is not the biggest one in his backyard. an even heavier, more grotesque fruit is set to be weighed tomorrow in a contest. >> this isn't a beauty contest. >> reporter: all summer long, it's been putting on 30 to 40 pounds a day. >> you watch it grow. no doubt about about it. you can see see it grow. >> reporter: there is a sigh tones this. >> the fungi -- >> reporter: which i didn't understand. >> atmospheric nitrogen. >> reporter: but i have driven to toledo in things that weigh less than this pumpkin. we won't know what it weighs until tomorrow when it goes to another competition but 2100 pounds isn't out of the question. >> now everyone is saying, let's go for 2500 pounds.

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>> they're looki for pennies under the sofa for makinmoney when they have this liability looking straight at you in the face. this is the way washington does things. they are missing the big picture of a program that is nkrupt and cannot survive in its currt fo. neil: freeze their pay or slow their hiring or docking their hours. it was the underlini programs, they run the problem and these are at best patronizing gestures again to throwing money. what do you think? >> i think you are right. a broken program to start with the makinand we can have the bet administrators and managers in wn running them and they will still not work. we're in this situation right now, one of the things they do by closing the office hours earlier, whenever they start putting money in washington, they cut the most visible things. now it will be much more difficult to get their check and eir program set up. neil: it is not the workers we have a problem with, iis the work they're doing and the result they're getting. you could arguehis is gog to make a bad situation even worse. the undeining demographic fundamenta

we are just looki at putting law into effect. here's the detail.the private sector will bear the biggest burden of those costs, $20.4 billion over the lifetime. states will have to pony up 7.2 billion. keep in mind, this is a law a lot of states don't even want to implement. five states will face a billion dollars more in cost. illinois, florida, texas, and california. you see them here. most of those states are already having a lot of financial problem. florida and texas have thought this law tooth and nail. looking deeper, here is slowly will what we will get that money. the single most expensive rule is the one requiring companies to have common standards for reporting to the government. that single rule will cost companies $6 billion in i.t. and software costs. it will cost the private sector $3.5 billion. on and on and on. one that i didn't even know existed in obamacare, a requirement for menu labeling by grocery stores is another 70700 and $50 billion. this gentleman who wrote this is that his estimate of costs may be on the loci. others say

>> we're looki ining dry out th right now. i was amused for that whole segment there. yeah, we're dry out there right now. got rid of the fog. but now we still have some cloud cover throughout the area. despite that cloud cover, we still got up to 80 degrees today. we're now at 79 degrees. i'm expecting more fog. i'll tell you how bad that fog is going to be for tomorrow morning, and what else we're going to have to dea l with tomorrow with that fog coming up. >>> coming up, new concerns that the fbi investigation into the murder of an american ambassador is being delayed. tonight we'll get some answers. >>> americans are being tricked into giving up their credit card numbers, and remote access to their computers. so-called dreamers who want to get an education and contribute to their communities are still not rushing to take advantage of president obama's immigration policy change. >> i feel powerless at some point, because i can't vote. >>> and it's a challenge to get a baby to eat vegetables sometimes. but we found one couple ready to share the secret to their succe

and it should caught quite a stir and looky-loos.n was the last time you saw something like this, this big, staring at you in a parking lot! the view is always better on top of dad's shoulders. there was plenty to see and if you ever wondered how they can back up something this big, take a look. the multi-million dollar transporter did its job. smoothly backing endeavour into the place in a parking lot where it stayed there for more than six hours. the public loved it. the journey to the space museum began at exactly 11:30 last night. endeavour wheeled out of the hangar at the united terminal at l.a.x. slowly leaving the airport property on to sepulveda east way and la tijera. flashbulbs, cameras, all around. this machine made out of silicone, titanium, and ceramics that flew at 17,500 miles an hour in space going through the streets of los angeles at 2 miles an hour. so far, so good for an event that is not described as a once- in-a-lifetime event but, rather, a once event. dave lopez, cbs 5. >> we bet the heck out of that thing. >>

but you will always have your looky-loos. they are driving down the avenue and maybe they're thinking it's no big deal. >> so where you are, there aren't people on the roads, because we are looking at the sky cams that show the congestion just piling up. there are folks -- >> i'm in the immediate area of waikiki beach. i'm literally two blocks off on seaside avenue, which is, forgive me, the main strip road. i can't actually see that road. that's the first road that comes off of the beach there so i can't tell you what the activity is like from my vantage point. on the side streets i see a couple of people here and there just kind of walking down the street. i hope they're not walking to the edge of the water but i can only presume they're heading to the beach. hopefully maybe just back to their hotel and up high. i honestly can't see from this vantage point. >> i'll be honest with you, since we've been covering this in the past hour we have seen a girl who was wading in the water. i believe we even saw a man swimming at one

earnings that we have, you know, what we're seeing, pretty much, 75% of the stock to where you're looki itaking a lo earnings, more put buying than call buying. overall when you look at the options markets view of the universe right now, they're skeptical and looking down, not up. >> is that true, tim? would you concede that? >> that the options markets are looking down, not up? we're playing options opportunistically, but again, i would point to the fact that a lot of the major indices are in no man's land. if i want to try to straddle the views on this desk, we're not anywhere near technical support. 3% away from technical support. and i think that's where we need to really test things. and then i think markets do go higher, but volumes over the last couple of days actually haven't been that bad. some of these price moves, turns, you have people coming, you see moves, that's what we need. and i don't think you have an apathetic approach here. >> look, if there's one stop that can move the market, it is apple, indeed, amazon, of course, announced their results tomorrow. we now that app

the backyard of this house in green rhode island even though the owner planted foliage to discourage looky-lousa peak. the grower wanted to downplay expectations until at least one of them got weighed which happened last week. >> 2,000-pound pumpkin reporter: sure enough it topped a ton. 2,009 pounds but here's the really amazing thing. that was supposedly his light pumpkin. the one that looked even heavier and definitely more grotesque was still in the garden >> it's not a beauty contest reporter: where all summer long it had been putting on up to 40 pounds a day. >> putting on 30 to 40 pounds a day you could almost watch it grow >> no doubt about it. reporter: you can see it grow you can see it reporter: of course there is a science to this which ron explain and which i didn't understand >> atmospheric nitrogen reporter: i've driven to toledo in things that weigh less than this pumpkin. yesterday ron took it to another competition in warren rhode island for its official weigh-in. 6,000 people showed up hoping to see it break scale or maybe eat somebody or at least set another world record. al

oh, yes they will help you into a fact-free existence. [ applause ] looky here.ing? so many special projects available. >> so many closed loopholes. >> stephanie: not that one. oh heavens. todd akin is a consultant compares him to david koresh. maybe mitt romney does not have the worst surrogates. maybe todd akin. a consultant for embattled senate candidate todd akin compared him -- his fortitude to deadly cult leader david koresh. while making a point about how -- withstood republican attempts to get him off the ballot. kelly ann conway, please and thank you. she said the first day or two there, there was a -- it was like waco with the david koresh situation where they're trying to smoke him out with the s.w.a.t. teams and the bad nancy sinatra records. the guy is not coming out of the bunker. >> he's going to burn everyone alive. >> great. >> stephanie: yes. thank you for playing. really bad analyses. >> did you get that, kansas, todd akin wants to burn you alive. >> stephanie: kelly ann conway is undy-like -- unlady-like. house republican -- involved in a scuf

yes, this has been a stop for many, a looky loo here in new york city, an extraordinary site, for sureght of the storm, the facade was ripped down. you can see inside an unusual site for sure. what's even more unusual is the drive down here from a lit up, uptown manhattan to an in the dark lower manhattan. an eerie sight. transportation is trying to get through. the fact remains they're in the dark. this system is underground mostly. substations above ground are only protected for 12.6 foot storm surge, which would be historic, but this was beyond historic at 13.8. we went up to their situation room, spoke with the incident commander. here is what he had to say about the storm. >> it was more -- it was sort of -- i never would have expected it. it's new york city. this is not florida or north carolina. i would never have expected to have two years in a row with this kind of damage, losses. >> the expectation for lower manhatt manhattan, once they get things dried up, fixed up, two to four days before complete restoration happens here in the burroughs could be as much as 10 days. a lot

looki looking at former governor john sununu is back.viser to the obama campaign and candy crowley, who moderated that debate last night is going to sit down and talk to us about that, as well. wednesday, october 17t

so cal looki ining toasty with a ana winds. 62, seattle. 60, chicago. 63 expected in new york. >> appreciateching that storm for us. >>> second presidential debate just a day away. a chance for the american people to hear their candidates discuss the issues. of course, more material for s & l to skewer the candidates. >> he said by the end of his first term he would cut the deficit in half. yet he still has not put a single credible plan on the table on how to deal with the debt crisis. >> i'm sorry, martha, with all due respect this is a munch of malarkey. >> a bunch of malarkey? what does that mean? >> it's irish. >> no, no, no. irish is i come over there and smack that dumb look off your face. >> the host of fx's "totally biased." a weekly program about news related topics. nice to have you with us. what makes great political comedy and satires? is it just the big, giant characters? is it the facial ticks joe biden had during the debate? what is it? >> the same thing that makes every great story. you need big personalities in awkward situations. i think that's what you get when you get a

looki looking at former governor john sununu is back. ken rogoff, maryland governor martin o'malley will join us, robert gibbs, senior adviser to the obama campaign and candy crowley, who moderated that debate last night is going to sit down and talk to us about that, as well. wednesday, october 17th. and "starting point" begins right now. >>> morning, welcome everybody. our starting point this morning, president obama's round two rebound. last night's showdown on long island felt nothing like the first time around. this time the president stood toe-to-toe with mitt romney. the two candidates kind of slugging it out in what was sometimes a very tense town hall-style debate. very tense considering it was a town hall-style debate. here's how the nation scored it when it was over. a cnn/orc poll of registered voters who watched the debate gave the decision to the president, 46% to 39%. who said it was mitt romney who won. senior congressional correspondent dana bash is with us this morning. who's literally gotten no sleep. three out of four

looky here.it is foxnews.com. their news site. >> stephanie: that many c words e-mail, i know i've gotten on some kind of fox outlet. my friend tim graham wants to kiss me and date me. [ ♪ nah nah nah nah nah ♪ ] he talks about me all the time. is al gore proud he made tv safe for "the stephanie miller show"? yes, i think he is. based on the ratings. yes, in fact, he is. [ ding ding ] [ applause ] in his book, the assault on reason, news busters writes -- >> talking about an assault on reason. >> stephanie: al gore lamented the world of television makes it impossible for individuals to take part in what passions for national conversation. now his channel current tv, the home of juvenile playground talk, only in the morning. >> well, joy behar maybe. >> stephanie: on friday, current host stephanie miller -- cracked can you imagine him as president? he looks about 12. >> that's vicious. >> stephanie: yes, john fuglesang replied yes i called child protective services because i saw an old man beating

looki ing at the advisory, numbs coming in a minute ago.trongest thunderstorms around the center. not as much there. now that it emerges off of cuba in toward the waters again, could retain that strength for just a little bit longer. with that in mind, hurricane warnings are posted. mainly east of parts of cuba through the bahamas. the blue shaded regions around the bahamas here. tropical storm warnings, blue is tropical storm, pink here is hurricane warnings. notice a tropical storm warning for flagler beach all the way south of miami with a watch to the north and a watch to the south for tropical storm conditions. where does it go? let me show you this. this path hasn't changed and won't until about 11:00 this morning. here it goes all the way to the north. it bends and hopefully stays out to sea. where it goes from here, it's still up in the air. let me show you a couple of scenarios. it will stretch out. wind will be strong over the next couple of days. that upper level low across the great lakes through the northeast could push it out