just before halftime, doug williams and company drives 9 yards in less than a mite. capped off by an 18-yard strike. it is a whole new ball game. tied a 14. then came the legendary lead. late third quarter, bears barnhart punting to darryl green. he brings it in on his own 48. he cuts right. then just before the 35 yard line, leaps up and over chicago. darryl green keeps on trucking. holding his left side as he cruises in from what would be the game-winning touchdown. skins lead 21-14. >> you know, went right into the end zone. ey had the return. >> when you get in a these games like this, each individual has to have the latitude. punt return. playing cornerback, you have to come up with something. unfortunately today i was able to come up with something. >> final sonds and bears are looking for anything. down by three. fourth and eight on their own 36. mcmahon dumps it off to walter payton. retiring run back comes up just two yards short on the final play of his career. redskins win, 21-17. chicago les a great football player. >> we will miss him a lot. >> times whe

the law that mite be unable to stay in business. joel brown joins us live with the court where it is now up to them to decide. joel, this is such a hot issue for the families who feel like they have been affected. >> yeah, it really is, anita. i'll tell you what, they were not about the autism specifically. but the ruling that they come up with will ultimately have a big effect on the thousands of cases that are out there, linking autism with childhood vaccinations. the parents of the 18-year-old asked the supreme court to let them sue a major drug company. they say the company's vaccine left their daughter with long- life injuries. >> for the rest of her life, hannah is going to need care in order to live her life. >> reporter: when she was six months old, she was given a type of vaccine that is no longer sold. her parents say since then, she suffered seizures and developmental problems. >> the disorder and disability that she suffers from is incredibly difficult, expensive. and there is no treatment for it. >> reporter: this case

it mite be multiple documents. but all of them would come back to this body. >> i still don't think it answers the question i asked but i understand the point. >> supervisor? >> thank you, mr. president. supervisor campos is correct in the question and that's why in my remark i mentioned the notion of us having a hearing within three weeks. if i didn't say so, i should specify now that my asurpgs is that hearing is predicated on a budget analysis report. this seems be unrealistic of an expectation i'd like to know that now. but this is something that, one, i believe it's necessary. two i also believe there are going be so many it rations that this process has done well and right that the first it ration would be significantly different than probably the last it ration of this process. so i'm prepared in roll call to introduce this hearing off the fly to formalize this request and this process. >> colleagues, is there any additional discussion? seeing none if we could take a roll call vote on the underliing item. >>

some 20,000 military personnel and also a show of north korean military mite.ardware, if you will. the tanks, the missiles. the shoulder-fired rockets. clearly, a show of the military's strength that this country has. remember, this is a country the size of portugal. the size of the u.s. state of mississippi and yet it still has one of the largest standing armies in the world. the media, we should mention, has been invited as guests. about 100 of us from around the world, but make no mistake, the guests of honor tonight are in the balcony. kim jong-il and his son. >> thank you. it's not at all a sure thing that kim jong-un will one day become leader of north korea. i recently spoke with gordon chang, an expert on north korea. he said the younger kim could easily faug victim to more ruthless forces inside the country. this is quite a celebration. quite the spectacle, isn't it? >> it is. ordinary years, the mass games are the biggest event on earth and this year, it's even bigger because it's supposed to mark the succession of kim jong-un to be the third kim on t

the 54-year-old suffered a mild heart attack and underwent emergency angioplasty and re' mited with a blood clot in his leg. now after missing just one game, he plans to coach again this weekend. >> i am not going miss michigan week. i am not going to miss it. and, it's something special about this week rivalry week. >> reporter: is his ability to bounce back commendable or questionable? >> if the doctor gave him the okay, why not? >> you want everyone know you are a trooper. >> reporter: sports is one profession where employees spend hours at work trying to stay ahead of the competition. a recent study in england found those working 10 to 11 hours a day for as much as 60% more likely to suffer heart disease or die prematurely than thoars work regular hours. >> americans work harder than any other industrialized nation in the world. and yet we take the least amount of time off for recreational activities. >> reporter: mark is not the only high-profile coach who struggles to balance his job and health issues. three days after stepping down as florida's head coach, 46-year-old urban mey

mite right now, they are paid based on seniority and teaching degrees. the vote last night turned down the proposal. 15 40 teachers said no. 1140 said yes. and education experts from all over the country have been watching baltimore to find out whether the system could work. bill ferguson won the democratic primary for the state senate seat in the 46th district. the seating long time incumbent della by running on a promise to reform city schools. he is one of the biggest advocates. contract would have been a major piece of that reform. >> it's major change. it would truly change what happens in the salary of teachers. and that's scary for some teachers he. it should be because change if it were easy would have happened. >> i understand why they want to improve teem performance and things like that -- teacher performance and thing like that, but i think it leaves a lot of subjectivity which feel it gives them too much power. >> reporter: last night dr. alonso released a statement saying he is committed to working with all teachers who voted no until they

gathered for a tribute today remembering aa rutgers university freshman who killed himself after his room miteim in bed with another man and then streamed that on the internet. kathryn brown reports from new jersey. >> reporter: the rutgers university community paused to remember tyler clementi, taking part in a moment of silence before saturday's homecoming football game. >> i feel sorry for the kid and his family. >> reporter: he killed himself after fellow students allegedly streamed video on the web of him having a sexual encounter with another man. >> everybody's a community here. one goes down, we all go down. it's painful. >> reporter: the tribute at the game is just one of several taking place. a candlelight vigil is being held sunday night. gay rights groups are urging two town hall meetings to be held next week. clemente, a talented violinist was supposed to perform with the rutgers symphony orchestra for the first time saturday night. before his death, he did reach out to a resident assistant in his dorm to request a room change. an internet post said "he seemed to take it seriously

if you're at the mall in denver and you see a guy in a john elway jersey, it mite just be john el way. >> you want to remember the magic years. that's it for us. the cbs evening news is next. we'll see you at 7:00.

the mite barack walked into the oval office door. but the truth is, it is going to take a longer time to dig ourselves out of this hole than any of us would like. >> the first lady will spend a rare night at the old obama home in chicago tonight after attending fund-raise for local democratic candidates, including the one in a tight race for her husband's old senate seat. >>> it is just one state, after all,ut it has the most people, 12% of the population of the united states. so what happens in california matters a lot and is closely watched, including the current race for governor. tom brokaw moderated last night's third and final debate beeen jerry brown and meg whitman. it went from substance to sparring to policy to personal, all in one night. our own lee cowan is in san francisco for us tonight. lee, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. it's hard to imagine a job more difficult than this. you're running a state whose economy is one of the largest in the world that is essentially broke at the moment and facing an unem

in the bay area, ships like the carrier make, island symbolize more than just military mite. >> you see we have all the helos that bring supplies and water ashore tore to the ship. >> it's equipped with operating roomsing with hospital beds and marines in the event of a bay area disaster it could respond. >> our range of response, really, is available pretty much at any time at the request of fema and can be tailored on the spot to meet the requirements. >> today, bay area emergency response leaders gathered on the ship. the polishing plans for the military to aid the bay area in the event of a major disaster like an earthquake. >> our resources would be challenged and to have the ability to tap into the military, that have trained members is a great thing for us. >> the president in san francisco, for the military's helping hands. >> uss, which is a ship similar to this one, responded to the bay area earthquake in 1989 and provided refuge for a number of citizens. hundreds of citizens, actually. >> military leaders say the san diego based macon arrived in the bay area in just two days.

time to have a quick look at the markets the question of the stars on the rise with mites it's breaking psychological mark of fifteen hundred points where the blue chips are crowing with more than two percent on both forces to be on draw smith to also among the top gayness on the my six. and european stocks are sort stocks are up there some of the markets are trying to overcome early losses with support from the financial sector in the wake of earnings from citigroup which acknowledge a stock the week after results from apple and international business machines. that have a portion has approved a plan to give companies working in the your mob peninsula a tax holiday to the government a scheme to encourage gas production in the region which is rich in resources but it's hard to access the plan includes exemption from the resource extraction texans are at school to take for liquefied natural gas as well as local tax breaks the terms of tax holidays will be before the end of the year but will not exceed twelve years. and car production in russia has almost doubled in the first three quarte

friday, the super bowl mvp posted a message to fans asking for boy names that begin with "b" and within mites, he had about500 applies. >> by yesterday the quarterback had received more than 6,000 responses and 175 different names. he said that t number of responses received was unexpected but appreciated. the newest brees is due on monday. >> i vote for drew. >> yeah. junior. >> yeah. let's check out the roads. it was rough coming in. >> we're not in terrible shape, at least coming out of virginia headed for the maryland side of things. let's take a look. oh, well, all right. let's start off on the capital beltway as i was mentioning. it will be fine coming from virginia but let's cruise rauchb around. here's the pace on the inner loop. it continues vy slow as you make your approach to old georgetown, toward connecticut avenue, inching along. then the outer loop starts to slow. this is still inner loop. here, that's t outer loop you're seeing in the foreground. inching along, an accident. that blocks the lane. as we continue our inner loop commute, the bad newscontinues. here's the pace beyo

that mite be optimistic. >> time to break out some clothing changes. >> yes, bundle your kids up tomorrow. there will be a windshield. is >> she likes the the heavy coats. >>> all right, hollywood hard at work here. the cast and true of "transformers 3" was seen shooting at the lincoln memorial today. they were there along with about a thousand fans. angie goff has more behind-the- scenes video of this filming in tonight's metro mix unit. >>> good evening in your metro mix, our secret spies have been scouring the set of "transformers 3" sending in their stuff. you can post it online, you get paid. from arlington, they caught all the action while most washington tone januaries were sleeping. this is the scene this week the at constitution and bird. spotting die hard fans. a mob of camera phones, surrounding the actor. he appeared to be very gracious, stopping, taking pictures with admirers. >>> they shot these spectacular pictures from the set near the capitol. he got pretty close that, will be rolling out on the silver spring in 2011. >>> the shooting continues until tomorrow. there is pl

. >> much better than dyn-o-mite. remember the jackie gleason show? wilma were the first prime time couple to be shown in bed together. not much sexual heat between two cave people, cartoons. >> and they're smoking. that was then, this is now. >> that wouldn't be on x-tube right now. >> but it was aimed at an adult audience. >> it started for an adult audience, but then became for kids. everybody watched it. as we grew up, we kept watching the reruns because guest stars like anne margrock and everybody wanted a pet dinosaur. >> it has evolved to being one of the greatest cartoons of its time. here we are talking about it. >> a sitcom in cartoon form. it will be up against social network for the oscar this year. no! just it will have much more resonance in the -- >> you, michael musto, you are a classic. that's why we love breing you on. >> yabba dabba doo, thank you. >> still ahead, we'll have more on the one nation rally on the steps of the lincoln memorial. [ male announcer ] we touch a lot of things throughout the day. so it's nice that clorox disi

the mite -- it might have been more than a decade ago that particular business model would have come into existence. >> i think my greatest regret is all around the media ownership stuff, and not just because it was the most controversial thing that was involved in. i just deeply felt it was embarrassingly incoherent. i deeply felt it was going to distort the ability of premium content to move to digital platforms more effectively, because of the distortion of the rules. i learned a lot. we made a lot of mistakes and the way we attempted to get it done, but i have never wavered in my belief that we were doing the right thing or that alternately time will prove that is where we had to go as a country. i really regret that we did not make better progress. we did get the rule done, but it stayed in court. it has proven to be seven, eight years of stasis. this is what happens when things fall into the courts. the rules have not been -- kevin did a piece, but this thing is still in limbo. i would a preferred if we could found -- could have found greater -- i would have preferred if we cou

the mighty mites of chelsea, michigan, are at the rink up to five times a week. but just beneath the surface of this favorite pastime, in a state where job loss has al been a way of life, is a palpable anxiety about how the people of this state will make their way into the future. >> my husband's been laid off twice. he's gotten a job twice, thank god. but the rich keep getting and the poor get poorer. and the middle man? we're just hanging on. and that's all we can say is we're hanging on. a lot of people aren't hanging on. >> reporter: michigan's economic problems, so tied to the fortunes of the auto industry, are still very much in evidence at south central michigan works, a state employment office in jackson in the heart of the seventh congressional district. >> got laid off? yeah. >> so, with the economy, things change. you didn't have to work and he had a great job, and now, they're gone. >> reporter: the area is home to many auto suppliers and service businesses that feed off detroit, and while the big three are showing signs of recovery, they have been sl

upper 60s to standard file done to the south bay temperatures into the upper 60s, the mites cruz issueslite, all of the rain from yesterday the kind of just under area now pushing of the east we're going to stay dry for today. we'll get much more in the way of sunshine today. so why are below livermore area survey. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. producers some big changes to talk about we're not done with the rain. the next couple of days a fairly present at least the most pleasant of your week. a bit more in will fall, sunshine into the afternoon as a real tuesday, once it fly thursday increasing cloud cover temperatures start to drop off even cooler by friday off and not as fun reed began that chance of maybe some light rain. we have a wet weekend ahead of us it looks like at this point the best but will be on sunday. james. >> a quick check your what was big at the box office, debuting at first place jackass' 3 d. if futures sons and pranks, it made 50 million making for the biggest october debut ever. albania's second the star field lead. they all play secret agents ta

. >> brian: nancy pelosi might have mite have a hard charge. >> gretchen: let's do a couple headlinesnt joe biden hits the campaign trail today to support this guy. >> the republican health care plan is this, die quickly. that's right. the republicans want you to die quickly if you get sick. >> gretchen: since making those comments last year, florida congressman alan grayson has seen a huge drop in the polls. he's hoping that biden's stop will improve his numbers. the only independent poll has him behind daniel webster, 43 to 36. >> brian: calling him taliban dan wasn't effective an ad. >> gretchen: i'm surprised joe biden is going there. >> steve: his plane will land quickly. >> brian: and leave quickly. >> steve: carl paladino, he's not backing down, despite what the polls say. moments ago, he accepted an inveigh taking for a final debate with democrat front runner andrew cuomo. >> we would love for you to come here and debate andrew cuomo, give you an hour, uninterrupted. >> i'd love to. >> you commit? okay? >> we'll work on him. >> steve: so he's in. paladino in his very first run

and then -- just like pushing the plunger down and the die mite goes. >> we called shirley after seeingt to talk? she was on the show that morning. >> by 7:00 this morning, let's go slow ourselves. what's happening on "institution" this sunday? >> a couple of topics. less than a month before the elections, we'll have on chris van hollen and kevin mccarthy, a republican, hoping to see a switchover and talking about terrorism with former cia director, retired general michael haden to get a handling on what he sees going on with the terror alert and warning in europe that the u.s. sent out and what they have done to try to figure out what's going on. >> we'll be watching. great to talk to you on friday morning. >> have a good weekend. >> you, too. check out candy on "state of the union" on sunday morning, 9:00 eastern right here on cnn. >> see her then. >>> most politics in the morning continues. for the first time since the morning after the primary, delaware gop senate nominee christine o'donnell is talking us to. it is a cnn exclusive. >> until now, she swore off the national media and

if you do have a problem, you can still look at -- a 20 minute conference and i have 10 mites. mind, listen carefully. i'm sure they appreciate that. keep the conversation on track and take notes. >> yes. look at keep the conversation on track. it's real easy to get off focus about th upcoming field trip or your o past experiences with the kid. don't. stay on track. write down a cple of key points you want to remember to share them either withour child or your parenting partner. >> what about social and behavioral issues? >> you definitely should bring them up, particularly if there's a problem. how does he get along with other kids? is there any behavior problem? if the teacher notes there is a problem,ush the pause button on and say, can you tell me a little more? you want details to find out when it's happening and where it's happening and start to resoe it together. >> what iyour child has been complaining about his or her teacher and you know there may be a problem, how delicate a conversation is that? >> first of all, leave your whole perspective outside, walk in with an