victor anderson takes it 61 yards for the touchdown. 24-3 louisville.ig charlie strong raising those pipes in the locker room getting the troops motivated. >> tim: paying homage to anthony connor who was hit and was in the hospital for a few days and was upright -- that's the best news of all for louisville -- 27-10 the final over syracuse. that will just about do it for this week. we thank you for watching "the jeep post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. gary danielson is answering your college football questions live from the s.e.c. on cbs cruiser. watch "the 5th quarter presented by aflac with gary. >> tim: have a great evening, everyone, and happy halloween to you and yours. we'll see you next week. i am absolutely not paying this fee. [ whistle blows ] whoa, whoa, whoa. break it up. i've got roughing the passenger's wallet. man: please swipe credit card. look! see! that's it! you're gone! [ male announcer ] bags fly free. southwest airlines. it's the right call. >> ( all laugh ) >> mr. duke ellington. >> plus with each

joe manchin versus mitch mcconnell in the fight between louisville and west virginia to escape the crumbling big east. west virginia's manchin joins us to talk about his threat to use a senate investigation if west virginia is left out. it's thursday, october 27th, 2011. this is a special edition of "the daily rundown" from seattle, washington, home of msnbc.com. that's why i'm out here today and yesterday. big news on what is the year's most significant political story. the stalling economy. economists have feared we may be on the cusp of the double-dip recession. growth forecasts have fluctuated wildly over the past few months. moments ago we learned the economy grew at its fastest pace in a year in this last third quarter. by 2.5%. after dismally slow growth in the first half of the year. also this morning, european leaders finally reached a deal which may be a significant step forward for the eurozone, securing an agreement from banks to take a50% loss on the value of their greek debt. now economists had said that this third quarter was always going to be the best quarter of this year. t

now a thousand sites all over the world, i was just in kentucky and louisville, occupy louisville is across from the jail, people have set up tents, the eloquence of the young people and old who are there, whare saying this is a defining moment, i think of one young man, an african-american soldier just back from iraq, he said he served in iraq from 2008 to 2010, and now he is serving his country by camping out at occupy louisville. we are seeing something like we haven't seen before except what? decades ago, with the civil rights movement, the anti-war movement, and it is something that is in formation, i don't think it can be predicted where it will go. but it is hot right now. >> rose: could it be in your judgment a new american revolution? >> oh, i think it is happening as we speak it is not just what will it achieve, these general assemblies that are being held every day in these occupy everywheres, whether we are talking about austin or boston or san francisco or whether we are talking about louisville or new york, where people work by consensus, they consider issues, they deci

chilly rain around nashville, louisville, cincinnati, detroit and chicago. a frosty morning in oklahoma city, kansas city and des moines. >> highs only in the 40s, from fargo to omaha. a wet 63 in boston. 66 in new york. and 71 in baltimore. just 57 in atlanta. and 68 in new orleans. 60s across the pacific northwest and the rocky mountains. >>> coming up after the break, the cost of stamps going up yet again. >> bad news there. >>> and some surprising news from apple. and why the stores will close for several hours today. >>> and also this morning, the lighter side of starbucks, the coffee giant out with something new. >>> welcome back. the darling of the tech world isn't so dear to investors this morning. apple's net income was up 54% last quarter. revenue up 39%. but analysts had been expecting even more gains. iphone sales were disappointing, as many customers held off waiting for the new model that didn't go on sale until after the quarter ended. apple sales will be off today, too, somewhat. all of its retail stores will close for several hours so that e

chilly rain around nashville, louisville, cincinnati, detroit and chicago. a frosty morning in oklahoma city, kansas city and des moines. >> highs only in the 40s, from fargo to omaha. a wet 63 in boston. 66 in new york. and 71 in baltimore. just 57 in atlanta. and 68 in new orleans. 60s across the pacific northwest and the rocky mountains. >>> coming up after the break, the cost of stamps going up yet again. >> bad news there. >>> and some surprising news from apple. and why the stores will close for several hours today. >>> and also this morning, the lighter side of starbucks, the coffee giant out with something new. [ female announcer ] this is trish. trish uses aetna's personal health record to track her kids' immunizations, get lab results, see her family medical history, and when she's at the doctor's office, she uses it to remember what to ask before she leaves. it helps trish keep everyone in her clan healthy. even on the go. see for yourself, aetna.com. ♪ aetna. know more. get better. >>> welcome back. the darling of the tech world isn't so dear to

showers from new york city to louisville and dallas.coming in, albany, rochester, thursday could be a big mess in the northeast. expect airport delays. 50s in new york. denver seeing a warming trend for you guys. then sunshine returns in chicago. and we're going to see showers in atlanta with temperatures in the 60s. then it moves up the coast for the weekend. only in the 40s in new york city. the west coast dealing with beautiful weather the next couple of days. rain coming into seattle. the next front comes in, showers back in the forecast in omaha and des moines, as well. minneapolis, 52 with a chance of a showers on monday. sunshine in chicago and the southeast, another rainy day for you guys. orlando at 77. albuquerque, 68. the southwest looking good. l.a., as well. temperatures on monday into the upper mid 60s or so. and of course, keep it tuned into the weather channel for "wake up with al" and more weather information. you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you wa

today i want to pay tribute to a great friend of the city of louisville. a giant in both business and philanthropy who made kentucky products famous around the globe and man who i was proud to call a friend for more than 30 years. it is with great sadness that i report to my senate colleagues that osley brown ii passed away at the age of 69. he will be mourned and missed by many, not only by his family and those fortunate enough to know him, but also by countless louisvilleans who did not get to meet the man personally but benefited from his numerous volunteer efforts and initiatives on behalf of our community. osley brown ii was born in 1942, the son of william lee lions brown and sally schaumburger brown who herself passed away a few months ago at the age of 100, as i noted one time on the senate floor. after graduating from yale university and stanford university's graduate school of business, osley spent 37 years at brown foreman, a company his great-grandfather founded, including 12 years as chief executive and 12 years as chairman. he started at brow

temperatures actually running a smidge above average in places like louisville and atlanta. the mid 70s this time of the year. we're going to be about ten degrees warmer than that. now as we head back to work or school on monday, still can't seem to shake the showers across the northeast. boston definitely check ahead for potential delays at logan. new york city also a few showers around. 65 degrees. tracking the showers from the ohio valley into the plains as well. otherwise, still dry across much of the south except for florida. we're actually watching an area of low pressure we're trying to develop here and that will bring some showers and storms. eventually the showers and storms fill in across the eastern half of the country. of course, stay with us for more weather information. you can always tune in to "wake up with al" 6:00 a.m. weekdays on the weather channel. >>> the battle of the sexes rages on even in the arena of networking. and this may come as a surprise, but men seem to be savvier than women when it comes to making those connections. especially online. >> her

new four-year labor contract with united autoworkers is a go, according to a posting on the local louisville union's facebook page. the cash-strapped u.s. postal service is upping the price of first-class stamp by a penny next year to 45 cents. samsung and google have launched their latest iphone rival, the android-driven galaxy nexus smartphone. and nothing says excess like the neiman marcus christmas book. among this year's fantasy, a $75,000 yurt, a $250,000 speed boat and a custom made ferrari for a cool 400 grand. would that fit under the tree? i don't think so. >>> coming up, the rangers and cardinals get ready for game one. the oakland raiders make a hail mary trade. >>> plus, scary moments on the ice when bruins' defenseman joe corvo goes down hard. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> today's going to be the worst travel day of the week. we'll have windy conditions in the east along with areas of heavy rain. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, the cardinals and

what i have learned is, i have written biographies, bingham family of louisville. we take a letter of a piece of evidence, there is a ah-huh, this anger daughter wrote a letter to her father. my grandfather working away in san antonio then adored this daughter, book dedicated to him. she was then gone up to new york and going to school at columbia. he wrote her a furious letter. >> your grandfather? >> yes. you have broken your promise and haven't been putting yourself full time, although the book would you say in the front of "new york times". he pulled the carpet on her. that kind of thing. you could leap on that and say, well that says it all, doesn't it? one of the things i learned about writing about family is there aren't answers to so many questions. it is a mistake in a family to think every question has an answer. one of the questions i had going into the book was, do we pass sibling relationships down? was the fact that my father had such a difficult relationship with his older sister, was that the thing? going into writing this book i would say there it

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what i have learned is, i have written biographies, bingham family of louisville. we take a letter of a piece of evidence, there is a ah-huh, this anger daughter wrote a letter to her father. my grandfather working away in san antonio then adored this daughter, book dedicated to him. she was then gone up to new york and going to school at columbia. he wrote her a furious letter. >> your grandfather? >> yes. you have broken your promise and haven't been putting yourself full time, although the book would you say in the front of "new york times". he pulled the carpet on her. that kind of thing. you could leap on that and say, well that says it all, doesn't it?

indianapolis, cool there for you and louisville back up towards chicago, maybe just light rain for you. the steadier heavier rains are in northern michigan. much as a chance of showers but steady rains are over. high wind information, the blue is where we're dealing with wind advisories. don't expect a lot of damage but where you have the light blue along the chicago area around lake shore also we had some earlier today around saginaw, that's where we have high wind warnings in effect. that's because you get the air coming over the lake and there's nothing to block it. no trees. flat surface, the winds will be higher. the case this morning. 37 in chicago, saginaw gusting now to 43 so those are impressive gusts. leaves on the tree, that's where we could get downed tree limbs. a breezy day today but not like our friends dealing with it in the great lakes. showers, a few around buffalo and we'll have a little in the catskills and maybe drizzle from new york city to hartford but that will be about it. our friends are very cold. 32 in kansas city, this storm has a little bit of everything.

showers around cincinnati, memphis, louisville, little rock and dallas. rain and light snow from the texas panhandle to santa fe. windy with high fire danger from san francisco to los angeles and san diego. >> 70 in sacramento. and 78 in phoenix. salt lake city only gets up to 47. boise, 51. mostly 50s for the middle of the country. 54 here in the big apple. 75 in atlanta. and 85 in miami. >>> and coming up after the break, why the latest testimony in the michael jackson manslaughter trial brought conrad murray to tears. >>> then, european leaders reached a deal overnight to bail out greece. how the world markets are reacting. >>> also this morning, what was it that really killed singer amy winehouse? details on that and more when "america this morning" continues right after this. >>> welcome back, everybody. there is a deal this morning to solve europe's two-year-old debt crisis. overnight, european leaders got banks to agree to take a 50% loss of face value of greek debt. fears that there wouldn't be a solution have been hurting the financial markets. >

also, stormy into louisville and nashville. light rain in the fargo area. hot and windy in southern california. >> temperatures from west-to-east. phoenix heats up to 96. sacramento, 82. 57 in seattle. mostly 60s across the upper midwest. 67 in boston. 73 in new york. and 88 in miami. >>> coming up after the break, the flight from hell. one woman said the turbulence was so bad, she's suing over it. >>> and lots of blackberry users will be checking their devices this morning after an international outage spread to the u.s. >>> and compare your yearly income to this guy's. he reveals how much he made last year. you may not even want to know. usa prime credit... this peggy... hi, i'm cashing in my points... peggy? no more points - coupons now. coupons? coupons. coupons? next, you convert coupons to tokens. tokens? then you trade tokens for credits. and then i get the cash? then you call back. bye bye. peggy? hello? what just happened? want rewards that make sense? switch to discover. america's #1 cash rewards program. it pays to discover. or a can of paint...

also, stormy into louisville and nashville. light rain in the fargo area. hot and windy in southern california. >> temperatures from west-to-east. phoenix heats up to 96. sacramento, 82. 57 in seattle. mostly 60s across the upper midwest. 67 in boston. 73 in new york. and 88 in miami. >>> coming up after the break, the flight from hell. one woman said the turbulence was so bad, she's suing over it. >>> and lots of blackberry users will be checking their devices this morning after an international outage spread to the u.s. >>> and compare your yearly income to this guy's. he reveals how much he made last year. you may not even want to know. >>> welcome back, everybody. blackberry's problems are getting worse, not better. users in the u.s. and canada are now seeing outages of e-mail, messaging and internet services, as well. subscribers in other parts of the world have been having problems for several days now. parent company, research in motion, says the problem has been mixed. but a huge backlog of messages is now clogging the system. >>> and foreclosures a

and i-64, to louisville. rain turning3km to snow on i-25 from colorado springs to cheyenne.n parts of i-15 and i-90 in the rockies. >> if you're flying, airport denver, salt lake city, minneapolis and chicago. >>> some big, medical news this morning. abc news has&cçv learned the cd expected to recommend that boys be given the controversial í!sñ vaccine. it's been recommended for girls to get that vaccine to prevent cervical cancer. >> but there's been head and neck cancers related to oral sex or close contact. so, scientists warn that¤6gy bo should be also protected. >>> more defense witnesses are poised to take the stand in the conrad murray trial today, as his legal team tries to place the blame on michael jackson himself. >> that's right. about jackson's struggles to-1yt enough sleep. >> reporter: good morning. the defense team is expected to call less than half as many witnesses as the prosecution. and probably conclude their case sooner. their strategy is beginning to take form. the defense appears to be, with propofol. but deny his actions led to michael jackson's deat

new four-year labor contract with united autoworkers is a go, according to a posting on the local louisvillenion's facebook page. the cash-strapped u.s. postal service is upping the price of first-class stamp by a penny next year to 45 cents. samsung and google have launched their latest iphone rival, the android-driven galaxy nexus smartphone. and nothing says excess like the neiman marcus christmas book. among this year's fantasies $75,000 yurt, a $250,000 speed boat and a custom made ferrari for a cool 400 grand. must be nice. >>> coming up, the rangers and cardinals get ready for game one. the oakland raiders make a hail mary trade. >>> plus, scary moments on the ice when bruins' defenseman joe corvo goes down hard. your first look at sports is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ugh, time to color. woohoo! whoa. haircolor is a chore no more! you gotta come see what's new. c'mon! tadaaa! welcome to haircolor heaven. aa-ah-ahhh! courtesy of new nice 'n easy colorblend foam. permanent, dimensional color, now in a delightful foam! just three shakes, foam it, love it! simp

jim axelrod found one, though, in kentucky just south of louisville. >> reporter: at the zappos distribution shepherdsville, kentucky, you'll find some of the most relieved workers in america. had you started to give up a little bit? >> it was very hard. kind of depressing. >> reporter: relief is what happened when you find a job in a town where the unemployment rate is 10.3%. the online shoe retailer is bucking the national trend and hiring 3,000 workers for its busy christmas season. so far, they have received 44,000 applications for jobs starting at $8.25 an hour. anita young started last week. she had been out of work for a year and a half. what would happen if zappos didn't hire? >> we would still be eating ramen noodles. >> reporter: you hear that a lot on the floor here. a job here at zappos, even a temporary one, for them, that is like hitting the employment lottery. number 6 on fortune's top 100 companies to work for list, workers are treated to lunch every day and the vending machines don't require any money. so there is such a thing as a free lunch? >> right. at zappos, there is.

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thousands took to the streets in boston and philadelphia this week under it's more of gathered in louisville and wichita and hartford essential city hall is going home to more than two hundred people motivated by the occupy wall street protesters in charlotte marched on the local bank of america over the weekend and police clashed violently with i.q. pyres in seattle like sims in denver portland i was city and miami florida have also seen the lakers of their own occupy demonstrations and sixty five people came together in anchorage alaska today or yesterday in solidarity with a growing ninety nine percent of what started in lower manhattan is now spreading and it's getting bigger and bigger and bigger so the question is how do we get here how did americans reach a tipping point where they're taking to the streets in some cases demanding a revolution for more i'm joined by any croll associate editor of time dispatch and staff reporter for mother jones and from california joshua holland senior editor and editor of alter net and joshua welcome thanks for having great to have you both with us an

when he sensed a break in the action would sneak to ashville to do some work and then sneaked to louisvilleasting legacy. >> and writing letters all the time. he sent -- we sent short e-mails that will vanish off of the face of the earth. but he wrote thousands of letters. >> the way i always describe it is it was the nineteenth century. he was very much a man about town. he had a lot of friends. if he crossed the street he did a diary entry about it and wrote a variety of letters about it and an article about it and several friends had died resort letters they wrote about olmsted crossing the street. it created so many different takes on any given action but it was an environment to be able to have so many -- articulately and very long -- ten or 15 pages of explanation of his being enraged about a park design being rolled back and all the people he sent letters to responding to create a rich trove to date in 2. >> nobody will be easy to find in the future. >> facebook page. >> i wonder what his facebook page look like. and the 8 horrible food. his diet was terrible. in the late 1890s he wa

it's going to be a beautiful weekend from louisville to atlanta down toward the beaches in florida.g to the theme parks, no weather worries here. we see a few showers across upstate new york, but it's going to be a morning event. more range in the pacific northwest from seattle to portland, kind of holding your temperatures down a little bit. 65 degrees in billings. 65 in chicago. it's going to be a warm one in dallas, 83 degrees. of course, we have the world series returning to arlington where we have the chance for showers and storms over the weekend. in fact, we have it for sunday, as well. mainly a morning event here. little rock, arkansas, a couple showers around the great lakes for sunday. looks fantastic from boston towards savannah, georgia. a couple showers possible in extreme south florida. take a look at the temperatures. it's going to be warming up across the plains. 75 in k.c., 60 degrees in new york city. not too far off the average for this time of the year. but keeping it cool with the clouds around seattle with your temperatures in the mid 50s. cool enough for snow