one minneapolis couple decided to share their experience with thousands of people online.terday morning, they welcomed their six-pound, eight-ounce baby girl here on a social networking site called momslikeme.com. new mom lynndie's experience was tracked from day one, following her around for checkups, all the way through her eight-hour labor and delivery. cute little baby. the former teacher looked at the experience as an educational tool and a way to create a lasting melast ing memento for her baby girl. congratulations! >>> arguments whether underage kids quu convicted of heinous crimes should get sentences. 13 years old at the time of the attack, terrence graham was convicted for his part in armed robberies that took place when he was 16 and 17 years old. he was also sentenced to life in prison. >>> this is a group of kids who led the ground breaking for a permanent national memorial to flight 93 yesterday. it's going to honor the crew and passengers who died in a september 11th crash in pennsylvania. one mother, who lost her daughter, said it was a joyful day. >> i wa

with highs in into the 50s in most spots, memphis, 53, 86 in phoenix, 52 in billings, and 55 in minneapolis. that is a look at your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> what a stunning turnaround last night in game three of the world series. after a long rain delay, it looked like the hometown philadelphia phillies were on their way to a big win. but then the yankees' superstars took over. >>> a robbery suspect is in critical condition after a group of people reportedly beat him up. phoenix police say justin pair broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gun point. when pair told the man inside not to move or he'd shoot, the man took off. and that's had when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out i seen the gun, told my kids, get me my bat. and i went out there, we cracked him with the bat. >> he deserved whatever he got. he pointed a gun at all of us, saying, give us your money. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. pair has a skull fracture and other life threatening injuries. >>> a marine who recently returned from afghanistan says he was

boston, new york, atlanta, l.a., denver, minneapolis. a little bit of a wind moving by.atch for that to slow you down about 30 minutes to one-hour delays. >>> 911 operators get some really weird calls. and here's one of them. >> you get the idea. hear what happened when drunk drivers called to say i want to report myself. >>> polygamist church leader warren jeffs is appealing his 2007 rape conviction today. his attorneys argue that jeffs should get a new trial because they say the judge improperly seated an alternate jury after deliberations began. jeffs was convicted of rape as an accomplice for his role in a 14-year-old girl's marriage. the hearing is set for 3:00 p.m. eastern in salt lake city. >>> okay. get this. a football player caught on camera trying to gouge out another player's eyes. his punishment's got some people really worked up this morning. here's rafer weigel with the video. >> we all know that eye gouging happens in football. the question is whether this man should be made an example of. right now he's not being made an example of. florida line backer b

but one minneapolis couple decided to share their experience with thousands of people online.ow, yesterday morning they welcomed their 6 pound 8 ounce baby girl here on a social networking site called moms like me.com. the site tracked new mom lindsey's experience from day one following her around for checkups and all the way through her 8-hour labor and delivery. cute baby. the former teacher looked at the experience as an educational tool and a way to create a lasting memento for her baby girl. congratulations. >>> the dalai lama is in an indian town today to lead prayer services for buddhist amomonks. china and india claim ownership of the town of tibet. chiep na sees the dalai lama's visit as a provocation. india says he's tree to travel anywhere in india. >>> a suicide car bomb has kelled 11 people in pakistan including a town mayor who turned against the taliban. officials say the bomb hit a market packed this morning. at least 36 people were injured. the mayor used to support the taliban but he switched sides two years ago. the taliban claimed responsibility for the att

memphis 56. 86 phoenix. 86 and dry in san francisco. 55 and dry in minneapolis. that's your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> what a stunning turnaround last night in game three of the world series. after a long rain delay, it looked like the the hometown philadelphia phillies were on their way to a big win. but then the yankees superstars took over. >>> a robbery suspect is in critical condition after a group of people reportedly beat him up. phoenix police say justin pear broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gunpoint. when pear told the men not to move or he'd shoot, the man took off and that's when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out i seen the gun, i told my kids get me my bat. and i went out there, we cracked him with the bat. >> he deserved whatever he got. he pointed the gun at us saying give us your money. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. hear has a skull fracture and other life-threatening injuries. >>> southwest airlines is saying it's sorry for kicking a mother and her toddler off a flig

but one minneapolis couple decided to share their experience with thousands of people.yesterday morning, they welcomed their six-pound, eight-ounce baby girl here on a social networking site called momslikeme.com. the site tracked new mom, lindsay's, experience from day one, following her around for checkups and all the way through her eight-hour labor and delivery. cute little baby. well, the former teacher looked at the experience as an educational tool and a way to create a lasting memento for her baby girl. congratulations. >>> a world war ii veteran was one of the first people to walk the planks of the battleship "massachusetts" and more than 0 60 years later, he is still doing it. photojournalist bob crowley takes us on board for a tour. >> it's so important to have ships like this so people will know what our history was, why we went to war, the sacrifice we made, and the lives that were lost. and we're very fortunate to have someone like arman with us, because he's living history. >> it's not as easy as it used to be. i'm 87. i came on board may the 4th, 1942. a

memphis, 63, 73 in dallas, 86 in phoenix, 68 and dry in san francisco, 52 in billings and 55 in minneapolis. that is a look at your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> fishing no longer means the same thing as fishing with a rod and reel. these days fishing is just another way to try and steal your money. our money expert jennifer wechb westhoven is looking out for you. >> there's a new scam. you've heard the led lines about banks failing. that can be scary. criminals are going to use your fear to try and steal your sensitive financial information. the fdic is warning you might get an e-mail that looks innocent. the subject line says check your bank deposit insurance coverage. well, if you see that, don't even open it, delete it. it is not from the fdic. it's from the bad die dpguys. it says, type in your information and you can see if your money is safe, insured. that sounds good, but they don't really mean safe. they mean safe with them. don't sfaul for that. phishing attacks tripled may to september according to ibm. even just by getting ahold of your e-mail account and password, th

remember the northwest airlines pilot that overshot minneapolis by 150 miles last month? the pilot said they were working on laptops when it happened. a bill could be introduced in about a week. other devices to be banned might include dvd players and mp3 players among others. >>> it seems everybody is on facebook or myspace these days. everyone. but is little kids a good idea? how young is too young to log onto the sites and spend significant time on them? we're going to talk about that next. >>> a pursuit in the los angeles area has ended. officers shot and wounded the suspect as the car was surrounded by armed police vehicles. earlier police said there was a potential active shooter sitting in that car. the carjacking suspect was in a gray hatch back and was seen moving in the car with a gun by his side and blood on the front seat. another car nearby was hit by multiple gunshots. >>> more kids are ignoring age requirements on websites like facebook and myspace. both websites require users to be at least 13. some kids just get around that and pretend to be older. the su

libraries around minneapolis are keeping puppets out of the public areas for now. a librarian says the puppets are hard to disinfect and that little kids put them on their hands and faces but no way to know if they have gotten anybody sick. workers can still use them during the story time there. >>> new details this morning about the man accused of gunning down 13 people at ft. hood. media reports say that right before the attack, major nidal hasan tried to turn in some of his patients for war crimes. correspondent richard lui joins us now. makes me wonder about patient/doctor privilege/confidentiality. >>> we're going to get to that. major hasan work as a military psychiatrist a. captain who worked at ft. hood said hasan thought some of his patients had c confessed to war crimes during their sessions. now he asked superiors to press criminal charges but they reportedly ignored or rebuffed hasan's efforts several times. the last e-mail exchanged on the matter, robin, were just a few days before that attack. >> okay, not to sound like a broken record, but wouldn't t

yesterday i was in minneapolis. and it took 3 cavs and all three were somalis. i couldn't help but contrast them driving cabs and moving us about and their cousins still in somalia trying to make a living by escorting ships into the harbor and holding them ransom. what a division. these guys were very nice, good cabdrivers. they are now 20 navies in the indian ocean, the arabian sea, the persian gulf area trying to protect ships going through the area. and often failing. piracy has become a major source of income for people in somalia. it doesn't exist as a country. this is a free enterprise system. just a year ago i was reading an article in newsweek magazine, a long feature article, three or four pages. at an end of the first paragraph, something jumped off the page that said business as usual was beginning to read like the end of the world. it struck me not because it was a new revelation for me but because it was a mainstream news magazine saying this. business as usual is no longer an option, no longer a viable option. we have got to change quickly and the

libraries around minneapolis are keeping puppets out of the public areas for now. a librarian said puppets are hard to disinfect and little kids put their faces and hands up there. no way to know if puppets have been the reason people have gotten sick. workers can still use them during storytime. >>> a suspected bank robber led police mon a high-speed chase in north carolina. police say they tossed the money out the window, and a truck eventually helped box them in. police caught up with them. officers say at times he was going up to 120 miles per hour. >>> you know, we have an update on a brawl that we showed you, maybe it was last week. of the high school girls' state championship. this is the best of the best. >> the best of the best, and talk about the worst behavior, robin. the rhode island interscholastic league brought down the hammer. suspended nine players for this fight. it broke out in the last minute of the state championship. here it is. the girls go back and forth. ugly stuff. now, the suspensions range from up to two game tossup to a year. their seas

remember that northwest airlines plane that overshot minneapolis by 150 miles? the pilots say they were on their laptops when it happened. the chairman of the senate aviation subcommittee says a bill could be introduced in about a week. other devices bike dvd players and mp3 players could also be included. >>> the michael jackson documentary "this is it" will now run through thanksgiving. it was originally scheduled to run for just two weeks. well, so far, this film that's got rehearsal footage from the final days of the michael jackson life raked in $101 million for profits from sales in the united states. the rest of international sale. in other words, doing pretty well. >>> i'm jane velez-mitchell. here's my issue. i went out and saw "this is it" over the weekend an never been more perplexed by the mystery of michael jackson. his extreme talent really shines through this entire movie. he's got an amazing singing voice opinion the dancing incredible and his millisecond times and precision is just unbelievable. but the movie and all this energy he exudes doesn'

i was in minneapolis, in fact, two weeks ago, and inside some of these somali malls there are no windows that are just very close, i mean, they're very much like a traditional souk, and the call to prayer is going off -- >> host: a bazaar, a marketplace. >> guest: exactly. and the call to prayer is going off, and it just struck a cord. -- chord. there's something very comfortable about that culture for me. so we'll see. but i did spend some time in bangladesh which is culturally, religiously very much like pakistan. >> host: it spun off after the civil war in 1971 and now is one of the poorest but most vibrant countries in the world. >> guest: that's exactly right. socially, it couldn't be more different than pakistan in that -- >> host: how? >> guest: in that you can go, the conspiracy hawking, the sort of notion that there's a cia plot behind every development in bangladesh is not there. so as i didn't have to dress in local clothes, i mean, before i went into the taliban areas i was dyeing my hair because the fear factor was there. in bangladesh you can just roll into any village, tal

minneapolis might get a shower or two. it will be on the light side. heavy to the north. look at the snow. here is denver. western parts of colorado, lower parts of utah right now getting a blast with winter. winter storm warnings all the areas shaded in red. highest elevations across the rockies, looking for about a foot of snow, mainly above 7,000 feet this morning. that will accumulate through tomorrow morning. here's that grand junction radar. you can see all this blue is all snow. it's all coming down pretty well. obviously some of it shielded by the mountains right there, the radar. but you're still getting enough to pick up about a foot of snow today. more details in about a half hour. >> thank you, facebook. a man arrested for armed robbery is out of jail because of an unusual alibi. he was updating his facebook status when the robbery happened in brooklyn. robbie bradford was actually 13 miles away on a computer at his datd's apartment. bradford was picked out of a lineup, but his lawyers used witnesses and the facebook time-stamp to prove he's innocent. >>> the

the clouds are out for minneapolis right now. a 30 minute delay at msp.ain around indiana, lower michigan, planes coming out of o'hare, no problem. rain is out there. i'm still going for about a half hour delay towards cleveland, detroit, too. also towards chicago later today. lax, watch for delay this is morning. >>> remember the football player who tried to gouge out the eyes of another player? we're hearing from the victim and you may be surprised about what he had to say. >>> remember when dugard was kidnapped, well garrido was under supervision for rape. the results of a two-month investigation are being released into the handling of his parole. >>> a florida man was ready to celebrate when he won 166 million bucks on a man. the casino says it was all a mistake and that the machine spun out of control. its top prize is supposed to be $99,000 and since it was broken, they won't even pay that amount. >> they make you think you won and at the end of it, they're saying, oh, well, you know, we've got to investigate and it's probably a malfunction. >> gami

metros, boston, charlotte, atlanta, minneapolis, all windy. a half hour. >> so people are wondering, 2012 because of this movie called "2012," is earth's doomsday right around the corner? >> gone, gone, gone. still here just bigger. @@@@@ >>> all right. president obama leaves today for his first visit to asia as president. he will start in tokyo and make stops in singapore, shanghai, beijing and seoul. he's going to talk to asian leaders about the u.s. economy, the trade deficit with china, and his plans for afghanistan, among other things. >>> the husband of retired supreme court justice sandra day o'connor has died from alzheimer's complications. john o'connor was 79. he and his wife became a washington power couple when she served as the court's first female justice. colleagues say when his disease got worse she started bringing him to court. >>> lou dobbs is leaving cnn at the end of last night's show he said he's leaving the network effective immediately. over the past few years he's taken a stand on hot topics. he's going to look for

. >>> the two northwest airlines' pilots who overshot minneapolis by 150 miles might be trying to getack in the cockpit. now, this is video of one of them. the ntsb says that they appealed the faa's decision last week to revoke their licenses. faa says they put their passengers in serious danger. the pilots have said that they got distracted doing crew scheduling on their laptops. >>> 34 minutes past the hour. i feel like i'm more stuffed up as the morning goes on. let's talk to meteorologist bob van dillen. >> i think it is the dry air, rob. >> you think? >> dry across the eastern nation and the middle part, too. until you get to just about the northwest. here's your cold front dropping down through portland, towards spokane. the clouds ahead of that. big, puffy clouds, cumulus showers, showers there. behind it, the nature of the clouds around the pacific ocean. that's an indication of very cold air over the relatively warmer waters of the ocean and clear indication of satellite and radar, too, the white is all snow above 3,000 feet. cascade mountains, looking for a foot of snow by t

. >>> we have another story, the two northwest airline pilots who overshot minneapolis by 150 miles might be trying to get back in the cockpit. this is video of one of them. the ntsb saying they appealed the faa's decision last week to revoke their licenses. the faa says they put their passengers in serious danger. the pilots have said they got distracted doing cruise scheduling on their lap tops. >>> emergency help for nearly 2 million out of work americans is on the way. president obama will sign a bill today extending jobless benefits up to 20 additional weeks. let's get over to melissa long. we're talking about extending benefits up to 79 weeks total and based on the numbers that just came out today this could be good news. >> yes. we have an unemployment rate standing at 10.2%, one of the big stories of the morning. we haven't seen a rate like this since 1983. so you're right, richard. today's bill does extend jobless benefits to a lot of people in need and adds an additional 14 weeks. people in states with unemployment higher than 8.5% will get an additional six weeks of benefits. m

let's move on to minneapolis, where patty is on the republicans line.caller: i am wondering if your guest or you yourself are aware of the global warming cycle where the so-called scientists deleting their records, if it should give out, how they haveie manipulaì+ temperatures for certain years, how is the scientists wrote in a journal disputing and being accurate about it to a and some of their claims, that they would be ostracized. and if they published it, they would discredit the journal that published it. are you being -- are you aware that the whole farce is being exposed to? and you guys had a little bit about it on sunday, but none of the newspapers and the drive by media are talking about it, it is a huge story. it is a farce. there are thousands of scientists who disagree with this. -- this al gore bologna. his baloney about global warming. guest: and i sought andrew rivkin's story in the times about this. i think this is unfortunate that it goes on. but the key thing is that the scientific issue is behind us. it is clear and decided. i have

let's move on to minneapolis, where patty is on the republicans line.records, if it should give out, how they haveie manipulaì+ temperatures for certain years, how is the scientists wrote in a journal disputing and being accurate about it to a and some of their claims, that they would be ostracized. and if they published it, they would discredit the journal that published it. are you being -- are you aware that the whole farce is being exposed to? and you guys had a little bit about it on sunday, but none of the newspapers and the drive by media are talking about it, it is a huge story. it is a farce. there are thousands of scientists who disagree with this. -- this al gore bologna. his baloney about global warming. guest: and i sought andrew rivkin's story in the times about this. i think this is unfortunate that it goes on. but the key thing is that the scientific issue is behind us. it is clear and decided. i have worked in this field for 40 years and we are at a point where there is more agreement among scientists on this than many and most of the

at least 15 men have radicalized in minneapolis.they have left the united states to fight in somalia. they joined a terrorist group associated with al qaeda based in somalia. our fear is what happens when they return tb united states -- to the united states. this pass september, -- this past of timbeseptember, an offie building was targeted. in springfield, at a federal building was targeted. finally, there was a recent arrest of two chicagoans would direct links to a group that was responsible for the november 2008 mumbai terrorist attacks. they seem to be plotting against targets. they appear to have been radicalized in the united states. given the evidence, one must conclude the radicalization of violence is occurring in the united states. given what seems to be a pattern of individuals, the nypd has invested a substantial effort in order to assess the quantity of a process that warrants the radicalization traject tree -- trajectory. it is consistent with the model from the 2007 nypd report that suggested four phases. driving thi

at least 15 men have radicalized in minneapolis.they have left the united states to fight in somalia. they joined a terrorist group associated with al qaeda based in somalia. our fear is what happens when they return tb united states -- to the united states. this pass september, -- this past of timbeseptember, an offie building was targeted. in springfield, at a federal building was targeted. finally, there was a recent arrest of two chicagoans would direct links to a group that was responsible for the november 2008 mumbai terrorist attacks. they seem to be plotting against targets. they appear to have been radicalized in the united states. given the evidence, one must conclude the radicalization of violence is occurring in the united states. given what seems to be a pattern of individuals, the nypd has invested a substantial effort in order to assess the quantity of a process that warrants the radicalization traject tree -- trajectory. it is consistent with the model from the 2007 nypd report that suggested four phases. driving thi

last week from san diego to minneapolis overshot.that's the investigation by 150 miles, one hour late. the private set, as we see in public, they were using their laptops from traffic control. however, faa does not regulate the use of laptop hurts above 10,000 feet. what might the department do to regulate the use of these devices to make sure that when commercial air fare, that there is enough. we take every possible action to prevent this kind of distractions from occurring? >> senator, administrating the suspended the two pilots from flying, they have a right of appeal. because of the use of laptops in the cockpit. we're going to look at that entire issue. but, excuse me, they've been suspended for flying because their licenses have been pulled. they have ten days to appellee -- appeal that. >> does anything come to mind or that is being considered right now to eliminate or reduce or prevent the possibility of that kind of an accident taking place while in the air? >> well, i have my own ideas about this. but i'm going to work wit