the rest are mike and molly fans. the last place i worked in vegas was a lounge with 68 people that one a coupon to come see me to get the mind of the fact that they had just lost their kids' college fund. they would come in and people actually wanted to see the show. tavis: what is your comedic wheel house when you are on stage? >> i come from a very working- class place in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. if you try to tease me about my team i would say, i know. you know what is really wrong? do you want to open this can of worms? everything is from my roots. all of the people that i looked up to like richard pryor, bill hicks, george carlin. they wrote what was permitting through their life and their opinions. i thought what a brilliant way to keep your act afloat. my act has gone from crazy in my youth to becoming a husband and a father and trying to be an example for my child. this is rooted in blue-collar common-sense. when i say blue-collar, i don't mean on a tractor. this is the notch paper newspaper guys. -- lunch p

it is next to the molly stones and that block at that point where it hits molly stone is a blank wall and if they can add greenery, that helps quite a bit. there are a couple of new restaurants which has helped enliven it quite a bit and a new dimplings or something mra -- a new dumplings place on that block and that has helped enliven it quite a bit. and the not so exciting frontage of molly stones because the coffee place is on the inside and the driveway there. and the windows and doors is an important element to the project. i am familiar with it because a lot of the outreach has gone on and i personally move to approve with conditions. >> second. president olague: commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini: i al am very much in support and impressed with what chase is planning to do and would assume that is, in fact, for our approval in memorializing that these things are being done as far as what they have promised to do as far as the street tr s trees. and they are part of the historical building and part of the conditional approval. and if there are the general district, whi

i think what molly is doing is fantastic. we're at quite an age where they put out a statement saying they're all about transparency and should have always been about transparency. the coast of that transaction is less than a third of the reduced fee they're actually getting. molly's right. you said 45% of accounts don't have fees. there are fees out there, she's going a credit union. that's what america should do, between this petition, a great idea and voting with their wallet, let me go somewhere there still aren't fees. >> that's one of the amazing things molly did, ali mentioned. most people don't like their bank just like they don't like their airline but they don't go breaking up with their bank. a very sticky relationship. >>> a couple weeks ago, netflix raised prices and caused a firestorm, 600,000 customers walked away. >> including me. >> and reed hastings the ceo apologized. that's a great example of consumers walking away. they don't do that with their banks. one of the reason is banks have put their tentacles in

molly, thank you so much. we really appreciate you coming up and taking the time and telling us all about it. again, your petition is at change.org. give everyone the exact number of people you had when you walked on the set, 204,931 people signed your petition. >> thank you. >> that's the way to take charge and make a difference. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, molly. here's the bottom line. the reason the banks say they're doing it is because new rules took effect a week ago which cap how much money they can charge when you use a debit or credit card. so they're upping fees on checking accounts and debit cards to get back to even and way beyond. and that's the problem. we went through all the numbers. and there are a lot that analysts are crunching. only 45% of noninterest checking accounts are free now compared to 76% just two years ago. here's the thing. banks have been upping fees long before the new regulations that they blame now. average atm fees are at a record. they have risen for each of the pas

molly, thank you so much.ppreciate you coming up and taking the time and telling us all about it. again, your petition is at change.org. give everyone the exact number of people you had when you walked on the set, 204,931 people signed your petition. >> thank you. >> that's the way to take charge and make a difference. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, molly. here's the bottom line. the reason the banks say they're doing it is because new rules took effect a week ago which cap how much money they can charge when you use a debit or credit card. so they're upping fees on checking accounts and debit cards to get back to even and way beyond. and that's the problem. we went through all the numbers. and there are a lot that analysts are crunching. only 45% of noninterest checking accounts are free now compared to 76% just two years ago. here's the thing. banks have been upping fees long before the new regulations that they blame now. average atm fees are at a record. they have risen for each of the past seven year

. >> one of the strong characters in your narrative here is molly small, and molly small says "i don't think there's anything wrong with something something on flights, if you have a plane for me, there's no reason for me to sit there and freak out the whole time when you could take a clonapin and pass out and not deal with it, because what are you going to do about it anyway? all this face your fear baloney, that's so very '80's, and i don't really believe in it, so this is more than recreational uses. this is to relieve, in this illustration, she is relieving fear of flying. >> ariel is talking about both things in her article.>> she is talking about the recreational use of medication, and also talking about entirely appropriate use of medication. a good example is molly small who has clearly been through the wars, uses her medication and uses it appropriately. i don't have any problems with the molly smalls. >> are we as a society, overly anxious? are we fixated on the dark side of life? have our highest officials pounded into our heads that we are in imminent dangersycho phat is th

joining us with a little insight is molly wood, editor with cnet. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> what are your first impressions? it was a ceo of a country but we lost someone special. >> reporter: absolutely. personally, it's extremely sad news. it's -- it's -- it's really heartbreaking i think in so many ways because he was so young and because his -- his genius was so pronounced and apple is so much a part of the cultural landscape and really the world. >> and molly, we were talking about, you know, the unveiling of the iphone 4s. it was done in cupertino, tim cook, seymour mellow. they had to have known this was coming. >> reporter: right. there's been a lot of speculation about that after -- now that this news has come out. we were really wondering if indeed the mood of that announcement was not very much affected by how sick steve jobs must have been at the moment that they were presenting that new phone. >> when you think about it, he taught us how to watch movies, how to get our movies, how to listen to music, i mean, if you wal

that was his signature trick. >>> on mike and molly. mike dances his way to a feud.hether it's molly or sister or mother, he can't seem to say the right thing. >> you told my baby to move out? how about calling your fiancee a pit bull. >> also on cbs, a brand new "hawaii five-o." the cbs hit is going up against two prime shows "prime suspect" on nbc and "castle" on abc. tim allen is getting dressed up for halloween on his new breakout hit. >> trick or treat. >> we're on set with "the last man standing" stars in costume. >> at ease. >> halloween at the biggest loser. who gains five pounds. that's tomorrow. >>> halloween is seven days away. red and yellow are getting in the spirit. >> thanks, mark. halloween, a time for ghosts and goblins, trick or treating and my personal favorite, halloween parties. what's a halloween party without the perfect costume? >> i love costumes. i bet i can guess yours. >> i'm not wearing one yet. >> a stoplight? >> no. >> the japanese flag? >> i'm not in costume. >> rudolph's nose? a slice of pepperoni? mars, the red planet? >> anyway, let

>> she doesn't want me, molly. >> you're not giving up.'t tell me you're giving up. >> she doesn't want me. she told me to my face. >> so write her a letter. >> no. i'm gonna do the floor and go. i love her to bits, molly. i'm never gonna find anyone like her again. i'm not even gonna try and look, but she doesn't love me. never has, never will. i've seen it in her eyes, so... >> i'm going out. >> you posted her a letter. >> well, i couldn't call her. >> well, you know her address. go round and see her. go round and tell her you miss her and you love her. >> what, just knock on her door? >> what've you got to lose? everything if you don't; nothing if you do. >> you sure? >> [scoffs] no. but if it hadn't been for that lancaster bomber, i'd have never met my sidney. ooh! what's the time? >> nearly 11:00. >> good. snooker's on. >> the all-round exocet, ronnie o'sullivan. [cheers and applause] >> thanks for this. >> no, no. i'm looking forward to it. this dating agency's got it coming to them. >> good, 'cause i'm in the wrong frame of mind. i

billy gardell is a funny co-host of the hit show "mike and molly molly."nny guys there. >>> first, in this economy, food stamps have become a life line for millions of more than americas. the government is spending more than $70 billion on food stamps loob alone. >> people are buying and selling the benefits online. cbs news correspondent michelle miller has more. >> reporter: this is an illegal buy taking place in the parking lot of a large store in washington state and caught on hidden cameras by the washington state department of health and social services fraud unit. >> we had received a lot of complaints about the easy accessibility of these cards. it wasn't just you go down on the corner. you could go on the web and make contact and try to make a purchase. >> reporter: the undercover agent on this video whose identity we cannot disclose is buying a card with $200 worth of food benefits on it and she is purchasing it for $100 and she found out about it on facebook. >> trafficking, what we call where people are selling their benefits on a craigslist or

. >>> molly henneberg is live in washington. hi, molly. why does the president think now is the time to bring troops home. >> the strategy to the end the war has succeeded. he campaigned on promise to bring the war to a quote, responsible end and now he is following through on it. >> we've already removed more than a hundred thousand troops and iraqi forces have taken full responsibility for the security of their own country. thanks to the extraordinary sacrifices of men and women in uniform the iraqi people have a chance to forge their own future. now, the rest of our troops will be home for the holidays. >> molly: why now? u.s. and iraqi officials say they couldn't come to an agreement on legal protection, meaning protection from lawsuits for american soldiers stationed in iraq. >> molly, some republicans say this was a failure of diplomacy by the obama administration. there were negotiations for a different scenario, tell us more about that. >> molly: and several presidential candidates say the president and his diplomatic team should h

that was molly's doing. she measured things like that and--and kept up with it. yes, they did that every day, and it kept them healthy and hardy until the end, when a couple--there were a couple occasions where rockwell fell off his bike and un--unexplained, and he couldn't remember afterwards what had happened, one time when they were in the caribbeans, and it--it appears in retrospect, he had mini strokes, i mean, little m-i-n-i--mini strokes. and they tried to deny it for a long time to the point where they also had a routine of going out driving every afternoon, even though molly was a terrible driver, and the townspeople kind of knew when they'd be driving and avoided them and--and watched out for them, and yet, avoided them. and finally, all this had to be given up as rockwell kept deteriorating. c-span: and where's this picture from there? >> guest: yeah, the last one. i had to fight to include that because those who love him, not his family, but friends didn't want to show him like that. that's at the very end of his life on his what they call esca--escap

. >> where are my mike a and molly fans?to complain about? thank you. from the bottom of my heart, thank you. >> mo rocca, cbs news. >> you can see "mike and molly" tonight at 9:30/8:30 central on cbs. >> his partner was here a few weeks ago. they are great and hysterical and even more reason to watch a show great in its own right but when you know good people are behind it, it helps too. >> big guys are funny. he is a funny, funny guy. have wonderful [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state.

. >> reporter: remember molly katchpole from washington, d.c.? >> i'm 22 years old and i'm working two part time jobs. i don't have an extra $60 a year to give to bank of america. >> reporter: she's a modern-day david trying to take down the big bank goliaths. her outrage over that $5 monthly fee for using a debit card launched an online petition against bank of america. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: today, that petition has almost 300,000 signatures. earlier this month, when we cornered bank of america ceo brian moynihan to ask about molly's campaign -- answer a couple of questions for us, sir? he didn't seem to understand the uproar. if you were banking and you had your bank started to charge you a new fee that you didn't have to pay before, how would you feel? >> the fees will start next year and it will be explained to the customers. >> reporter: just yesterday, the b of a ce of told he was incensed by the bad press but won't budge on the new fees. not so at other banks. jpmorgan chase, with 26.5 million checking accounts, is the biggest to lis

molly henneberg live from washington with more details and molly, what do we know now about in guy's role in the haqqani terror operation? >> hi, kelly. his name, kahn, a revered elder in the clan and high ranking in the terror network, moves them in and out for attacks on u.s. troops. a security operation in the eastern afghan province, near pakistan, he was said to be halfly armed, but did not put up any resistance when he was captured and also swept up in the operation, his deputy and bodyguard. >> kelly: a good capture and also we've heard word that the missile strike in yemen, molly, may have taken out a prominent al-qaeda bomb maker there. >> it's not confirmed yet, but u.s. officials believe it may have killed now three, well-known and dangerous al-qaeda terrorists. we knew about anwar al-awlaki, american born, we knew he was killed and another american who did propaganda work for the terror group, but appears that the missiles took out al-qaeda's top bomb maker, and a way to get nonmetallic explosives through traditional american security. one says that this strike is signifi

. >> where are my mike a and molly fans?s there to complain about? thank you. from the bottom of my heart, thank you. >> mo rocca, cbs news. >> you can see "mike and molly" tonight at 9:30/8:30 central on cbs. >> his partner was here a few weeks ago. they are great and hysterical and even more reason to watch a show great in its own right but when you know good people are behind it, it helps too. >> big guys are funny. behind it, it helps too. >> big guys are funny. he is a funny, funny guy. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. headlines... in san jose: police are back at city hall as protesters refuse to leave. one protester is out on a ledge of >>> good mornin. i'm anne makovec. in san jose police are back at city hall as protestors refuse to l

>> shepard: molly line in our new england newsroom tonight. molly, thanks.s interim leader has ordered investigation into former dictator muammar qaddafi's death. was he assistanted? it comes after growing pressure to find out exactly how the ousted leader died. libyan government officials say crossfire killed colonel qaddafi last week. but some western government officials and international human rights groups say they want to know whether rebels executed him while he was in custody. and now a man who says he fired the deadly shots is taking credit on youtube. now, we can't verify this clip but in it the man shows off a ring which he says he stripped from one of the dead dictator's fingers. meantime, the only one of qaddafi's 8 children still at large apparently is vowing revenge for his father's death. syrian television reports safe al islam qaddafi is still in libya and adds quote go to hell you rats and nato behind you. this is our country. we live in it and we die in it and we are continuing the struggle. greg palkot with the news he is streaming live t

>> shepard: molly line live tonight in our boston newsroom. molly, thanks.ttle for power escalates between a government and its own people with reports of brand new blood shed in a seven month uprising. that tops our news as we go around the world in 80 seconds. syria. state tv showing thousands of people in a northern city waving national flags and chanting an apparent show of support for the president bashar assad. members of the opposition say the government is self-organizing these rallies. this one coming as a human rights group claims pro-regime forces killed at least six antigovernment demonstrators in another city. united kingdom. a violent showdown between right police and members of a gypsy like group known as irish travelers. sphfs officers moving in to evict the travelers as they lost the battle to keep their pitched homes in a one time scrap yard. cops facing off with hundreds of angry people. some reportedly throwing rocks and urine. india. a border patrol helicopter crashing in an eastern state killing all three people on board. witnesses say

molly wood from cnet, thank you. >> reporter: my pleasure. >>> okay. weather-wise, the last day of rain, we got sunshine coming this weekend. we hope. >> we hope. [ laughter ] >> a little something for everyone in my forecast. a lot of folks of out there love this rain and for you again as you said one more day. in fact, scattered showers the story out there right now. we have some impressive cells moving through the north bay and we can take a closer look at the cells one of which is actually a dwindling thunderstorm. we saw some lightning strikes. look at that cell just to the west of inverness. this when it was still offshore had some lightning strikes associated with it and take a look at this. moderate to heavy rainfall. widespread moving through calistoga and will continue to head to the southeast as we move through this morning. now, satellite perspective shows what's going on. this is basically a weak disturbance rotating in behind the main area of low pressure. we are going to see some thunderstorms at least the possibility of thunderstorms as

molly wood from cnet, thanks. >>> 5:21 now. we want to check in with julie because lawrence is off today. she is filling in. good morning to you. >> good morning. yeah, here with some scattered showers lingering this morning. and it will continue into the afternoon possibly even a thundershower this afternoon getting right to doppler. we'll show you where it's raining now. showers passing through san francisco, oakland, down towards fremont. heading into the santa cruz mountains, as well. scattered showers the story throughout much of the day today. the satellite perspective you can see why. we do have this disturbance rotating through behind the main area of low pressure that's going to bring with it showers and cooler temperatures today. but warmer weather is on the way as high pressure will take over as we move into the weekend. in the meantime, taking you through the rest of the day, you will notice that we will have scattered showers really making way to a little more widespread rain as we head into right around midday esp

molly is taking her business to a credit union. it's never been cheaper to own a home. and for the first time in history the average fixed rate is below 4%. freddie mac puts it at 3.94%. and this 15 year is at a record low 3.26%. keep in mind that is for a conforming loan not the jumbo that's most of us have here in the bay area. and worries about the global company are behind the decline and interest rates. >> and cheap is good when it comes to retail sales and a trade association says revenues rose five and a half percent, consumers grabbed discounted merchandise and analysts say it's uncertain whether they'll have to offer deep discounts in order to get customers to spend. and predicts sales will rise 2.8%. not as much as i hoped for this year. >> and the man they know as the freak is accused of going mid yeefal. saying tim lincecum trashed his apartment, stealing and destroying $200,000 worth of yimts and says lincecum failed to pay rent on time and illegally returned to his apt after the lease expired. his attorney said i'm not going to dig fi witness a response. >

molly henneberg is live in washington. molly, what is the exact mission? >> hi, heather.bama says u.s. troops are being sent to help regional forces in central africa take down that leader of the violent rebel group there, lra. the first of the troops deployed on wednesday and in a letter yesterday to congress, the president said, quote, during the next month, additional forces will deploy, including a second combat equipped team and associated headquarters, communications and logistics personnel. the total number of u.s. military personnel deploying for this mission is approximately 100. they'll go to uganda and south sudan. the central african republic and democratic republic of the congo as well. the white house says there will be -- they will be there in a training and advisory role and not fighting guerrillas directly, unless it's a matter of self-defense. heather? >> heather: what is the reaction on capitol hill, molly? >> congress was notified late yesterday afternoon that these troops were being sent to uganda that. did raise eyebrow. largely there was support for

. >> "mike & molly's" melissa mccarthy dressed as the queen. her comedy inspirations and her on-stage health scare. >> i was panicking. i started to black out. >>> now from times square in new york city, here is nancy o'dell. >> good evening, everyone. i'm high above times square. where everybody here is talking about our fat suit special report. how is everything going in los angeles, mark? >> everything is fantastic. we miss you here in studio 4. hi, everyone, i'm mark steines. and we have new audio of dog the bounty hunter in verbal combat with the father of his grandson. that's just minutes away. but let's go back to nancy with her big story. >>> the pictures making headlines around the world. real housewife of new jersey melissa gorga in a fat suit. it's generating so much buzz that everyone is asking me, what will happen when melissa hits manhattan? >> you had one of the new jersey housewives on your program, you asked her to do something extraordinary. >> she's normally 115 pounds. she wanted to put on a fat suit. for my interview today

>> molly. >> thank you, molly. >> reporter: among republicans at this costco herman cain was generally a hit. >> economically, the country needs somebody that understands the economic challenges, and i think he's more than proved him. >> reporter: after the book signing, herman cain made a public appeal for sarah palin supporters to consider his candidacy now that the former alaska governor removed herself from presidential consideration. >> we share a lot of the same ideas and one of the big of the things i have in common with sarah palin is like sarah, i'm not afraid to challenge the status quo. >> you like to sign and put herman on the ballot? >> reporter: they used the book- signing event fogatherring iss to put their candidate's name on the virginia primary ballot. the book signing was supposed to last an hour and it did. the candidate signed books for everyone who waited in line. laura? >> a lot of people there today. john henrehan, thank you very much. >>> texas governor rick perry touched on controversial topics in washington today. the republican candidate spoke at the values

and what's the exact mission, molly? >> hi, kelly, hi jamie. president obama says our troops are sent to help regional forces in central africa take down that man you were just showing, the leader of the violent rebel group there, the lord's resistance army or lra, the first of the troops deployed on tuesday and then in a letter to congress, deployed by wednesday and in a letter yesterday to congress. the president said, quote, during the next month, additional forces will deploy, including a second combat equipped team and associated headquarters, communications, and logistics personnel. the total number of u.s. military personnel going for this mission is approximately 100. and they'll go to uganda and likely south sudan, the central african republic and democratic republic of congo as well. they'll there be in a training and advisory roll and will not be fighting lra guerillas directly unless you're saying it's a matter of self-defense. >> that's the big question right now. because you're looking at this and seeing we

molly henneberg is live in washington with more. why does the president believe that now is the right time to bring those u.s. troops home from iraq? >> hi, rick. the president says the strategy to end the war has succeeded. he also says he campaigned on a promise to bring the war in iraq to a, quote, responsible end. and now he's following through on it. >> we've already removed more than 100,000 troops and iraqi forces have taken full responsibility for the security of their own country. thanks to the extraordinary sacrifices of our men and women in uniform, the iraqi people have the chance to forge their own future. now the rest of our troops will be home for the holidays. >> why now? u.s. and iraqi officials say they could not come to an agreement on legal protection, meaning protection from prosecution or lawsuits for american soldiers stationed in iraq. so u.s. troops will be coming home. rick? >> rick: molly, there are some republicans who are running for president, as you know, who say this was a failure of diplomacy on the

jenna: molly henneberg live in d.c. molly, thank you. gregg: a fox news alert.ning statements now underway in detroit in the trial of accused underwear bomber, umar farouk abdulmutallab. the nigerian native pleading not guilty to charges of attempt to use a weapon of mass destruction on the failed attack on christmas 2009. what can we expect as the trial unfolds? let's get other legal panel in this on. joining' former pros court tore tom linet and. tom, start with you. remnants of explosions on his body and you have this video he left behind he talks about his suicide mission. as prosecutions go this is a pretty easy one but you think it shouldn't even be in federal court. why? >> absolutely, gregg. first let me agree with you. it is a slam-dunk. prosecutors will convict this guy if he doesn't at last minute anticipate accept a plea like shoe-bomber richard reid did. the reason people like me criticize giving civilian trials to islamic terrorist who is have no nexus to the usa other than trying to murder our people, it gives individuals, a soapbox, a stage court

a tea party very quickly if i was reacting just feeling graco thanks so much for coming to see the molly president of last government always an interesting discussion here and important when we should mention that needs to be had moving on now to an issue that is weighing on the shoulders and weighing down the bank accounts of so many young people in this country that from student loans president obama has pledged to help students and loan debt with a plan called pay as you earn but the problem remains for so many millions in this country that the decision to get a college degree is often too expensive are you correspondent liz wahl takes a closer look. they call it the american dream because you have to be asleep to believe a student debt is crushing the american dream for millions of students and college graduates if they stay in that eventually you'll have to kind of face it until then you kind of pretend it doesn't exist because if you did then it's it's a bit daunting vast majority of youth are unable to. pay for college and this year which hurts for the first time in the u.s. total

. >> my name is molly bradshaw, i am a resident of san francisco and i live eight blocks from the proposed business. it is a six-lane full-service restaurant and includes beer, wine, and the spirits. we began to research how we can make our dream of opening this business come to fruition. there are challenges to build and operate a restaurant, but we are focused and eager to bring something different and exciting to the mission. we have reached out to our neighbors and many are happy to have our business joined the neighborhood. they see our effort as one that can increase the safety by provide additional lighting to the sidewalk and bringing more of a presence to a dark stretch of seventeenth street. after learning about the special use district planning code, we of the restriction on bowling alleys can be changed. we had a hard time understanding why the authors of felt it necessary to include bowling with billiards at adult theme entertainment. we feel that the change will be a positive development and one that adds to the community. many of the elements of the special use district have

joining me now, molly catchfeld a former bank of america customer. welcome, molly. >> thank you.unt with bank of america and when you heard about that $5 debit card fee you said, enough. why? >> yes. because i'm 22 years old. i work two part-time jobs, and i don't have $60 a year to give to bank of america, and i knew that thousands of americans would feel the same way. >> so you started this online petition a week ago. this morning we checked. it has close to 200,000 signatures now. did you expect anything like this? >> you know, i'm not surprised by it at all. i mean, given the food of omood country i think people are ready to sign on and make things happen. >> you marched into a washington, d.c. branch of bank of america and presented them with 152,000 signatures. >> yes. >> what was the bank's reaction? >> they didn't really have a lot of reaction. i think they were a little taken aback, but it was kind of just a normal transaction. i went in. i gave them the petitions. and then i closed my bank account. that was kind of it. >> didn't you want more? i mean, didn't you think s

molly takes prescription medications every day.'s considering buying from web sites outside of the u.s.. >> push came to shove. and i just really felt where is this coming from? >> a consumer reports national research center survey found in the past year, nearly three million people ordered from an online pharmacy outside of the u.s.. that could mean trouble. >> any web site located outside of the us discuss not fall under the fda oversichlgt you cannot be certain when you buy from the sites. >> not just web sites outside of the u.s., either. there is a review of 8300 pharmacies, national association of boards of pharmacy found nearly half sell drugs that are not approve bid fdan all, they found only a fraction of the online pharmacies reviewed appear to be legitimate. and molly didn't want to take chances. >> i wasn't sure the pill out of the bottle was going to be the right stuff. >> consumer reports says there are ways to shop safely online, stick with pharmacies you know like walmart, cvs or target. look for this symbol. it mea

for the first time, molly ate the pie. molly, how was the pie? how was the pie?l give you the whole pie. the whole pie. >> all of you want to enter the eye of the pie contest. go to goodmorningamerica.com. >> what do you think, george? >> love it. >> all right. [ cheers and applause ] i've got nothing against these do-it-yourself steam-cleaning enthusiasts. git's gd afothm@e customer to get to know their own carpet. and spending the day moving furniture and lugging around a hot water extraction unit can be a rush! i know. that's why i'm carpet for life. but look, if things get out of hand, and the place starts smelling like wet gym sock, there's no shame in calling a professional. i respect you for trying. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> there is the moment, just a few minutes ago. matt winer asking becca, will you marry me? she said yes. >> matt finally exhaled. >> i think becca still isn't breathing. we want to bring them in right now. becca, matt, congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> a lovely moment. becca, you were doing a gret job selling the infinitis, what d

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molly henenburg. the defense secretary talking about that troop with drawol. secretary leon panetta was on a plane en route to asia and the america will look forward a long term partnership with iraq. >> iraq is ready to govern and defend itself and contribute to the secretary and stability of a very vital part of the world. >> the u.s. and iraq could not come to a deal on the forces which is why the troops are coming home this year. >> we saw with the national reaction republicans saying it is a risky decision and we are hearing more about that now. >> some contend that the obama administration should have pushed harder to come to a diplomatic agreement some of them and not give terror groups a heads up about when our troops will be out. >> that's what the president has done by making a political statement to his base that he's going to be out of iraq on a date certain. that is bad public policy. >> that was governor rick perry on a hunting trip. and former utah governor hunts han. the president's inability to reach security agreement leaves iraq back sliddin

additional troops were not available to send until now. >> molly, thank you very much. and in nearby yemen. a drone strike killed the son of dead american born terrorist al-awlaki. the strike took out militants linked to al-qaida and the media chief in the arabian peninsula. officials called that branch the most active and dangerous. the latest strike similar to be the al-awlaki. al-awlaki had ties to very bad people including fort hood shooter, underpants bomber and the suspect in the attempted attack on time squares. rina has more. >> it appears more and more washington's weapon of choice in dealing with terrorist is drone strikes. several were killed last night including the son of al-awlaki who was killed in a similar attack. al-qaida is taking advantage of the political uncertainty in yemen. president selah is trying to hold on to power in the midst of an uprising. in the capitol forces loyal to selah opened fire on protestors and killing nine and wounding 180 and many of them were taken to the hospital. medical officials said selah's forces used rifles and antiair

correspondent molly line is in new hampshire where the g.o.p.efuls are already planting the seeds. >> texas governor rick perry signed on the line growing list of white house hopefuls to face off in the first of the nation primary held in new hampshire. >> the national team means the candidate will send more time on the trail and less time debating rivals. perry says -- >> there will be a lot of debates. it might get be a good debater before this is done. >> less than a week to go. perry does not have the granite state to himself. gary johnson scrambled to sign up for the primary in person. requirement on the final filing day. >> congressman bachmann planned ahead and mailed hers in, after her new hampshire staff quit last week. former massachusetts governor mitt romney is hosting a town hall in manchester today. the latest rasmussen poll shows he's a new hampshire front runner with 41% of the vote. perry is dragging with 4%. today cain? alabama. his 9-9-9 flat tax proposal garnered attention and earlier in week, perry revealed his own plan to a

>> i know, molly. those are the questions i'm asking right now. >> he said he tried to counsel samir years ago including samir's own father. it didn't work. but he says this is not a day to celebrate. >> some americans say this is a huge day to rejoice, he was a terrorist and now he was taken out along with anwar al awlaki. >> i'm not one that rejoices in the loss of human life regardless of whether they had it coming north. >> the online magazine sami samir khan produced was called "inspired" and included bomb making instructions and al qaeda propaganda. he traveled to yemen in 2009 on a round trip ticket but never returned. >>> and the man we're about to tell you about lived on stream water and leaves for six days. coming up how a 68-year-old man's children helped save his life after he drove into a steep ravine. treat you like a policy, not a person. instead of getting to know you they simply assign you a number. aviva is here to change all that. we're bringing humanity back to insurance and putting

molly, malu, ginger and grace will go on exhibit tomorrow. mazu hopes to use their story to educate about the backyard california trade. c c is one of the states where it's legal to own a tiger. many people who do are ill prepared for the realities of keeping those big cats. >>> bird of the day was gorgeous, what's the weekend going to look like. >> it did turn out to be a gorgeous day. and it was actually a day in which we were a good 16 degrees cooler than yesterday. this is the scene heading out to lake maher where we have this skies beginning to fill up. with overcast conditions due to marine layer that is returning on shore. what you can bank on, overcast skies, temperature wise in the 50s. tomorrow gray morning but blue skies in the afternoon. 66 san francisco up from today's 62 degrees. 76 in san jose. stratus commonly referred to asthma routine layer, form of low kids, patchy fog, we'll push back into our inland areas at least good 60 miles towards the ultimate path. it will begin to pull back into the open waters during the day. it's

fox's molly henneberg has that story. >> reporter: former republican vice presidential nome nay and former alaskan governor sarah palin says she will not seek the nominee for -- will not seek the nomination for president in 2012. she says, "you will continue driving the discussion for freedom and free marks, including in the race for president." >> tea party americans won an electoral victory of historic proportions in november. >> a labor day weekend appearance in iowa drew boosters from across the country, most of whom said they were certain she would run, but not everyone was convinced. >> if you look back at would she had done, she had not laid the groundwork for a presidential campaign. she hadn't been outsetting up committees in iowa. >> reporter: this news comes after months of speculation and a cat-and-mouse game with the press who followed her across the country this summer. >> i think she wants to be king maker, she wants to be troublemaker, but i never thought she was running. >> reporter: still the question remains for palin, which candidate will she support. >> as you see she'